Luxury properties for sale Saint-Georges-de-Luzençon, France

Immobilier.notaires® and notary office CALMEL, notaire offer :Estate / castle for sale - ST ROME DE CERNON (12490)- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Magnificent castle with its wooded park on 5 hectares, located in south Aveyron, with an area of approximately 890 m², fully furnished, composed of 20 rooms, including 12 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, 5 living rooms, a large dining room dining, a chapel, cellars and attics,The property also benefits from an outdoor area with swimming pool, borehole, as well as numerous outbuildings and garages.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Visits: By appointment.Contact: 05.65.60.02.67- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -A notary real estate ad of CALMEL, notaire - Notaries in Millau - N° SIRET : 38199857400036- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Immobilier.notaires® : Value, buy & sell with notaries everywhere in France. 12.000 notaries, experts and negotiators assist you in your real-estate project with confidence.

A former convent and its walled park on the Causse Noir limestone plateau in Aveyron. On the edge of the village, the dry-stone perimeter wall defines the boundary line of the property. Two stone pillars mark the entrance where a walnut tree watches over the ornamental garden situated slightly above. Set in the centre of grounds extending over 1.5 ha, the old convent with its impressive south-facing facade comes into view on the right. The dovecote and the gable with its cross are reminders of the fact that the convent was built in 1826 and that it has witnessed many religious and cultural emotions during its existence. Outbuildings to the north serve as a boiler house and woodshed. Further on, an old swimming pool in need of restoration can be made out, as well as a typical porch providing access to the meadow. Pines, cysts, limestone... everything evokes the genuine Causse plateau. In addition to the property, a vast plot of land of more than 7 hectares would provide space for breeding animals.

A 17th-century dwelling overlooking the valley, its enclosed plot of land and terraced garden, located along the border of the Aveyron and Hérault departments. On one end of the village, facing southwest, the house is only visible once past an 18th-century door, whose battered coat of arms bears witness to its multi-century history. Two independent entrances punctuate the high stone walls: one, to the north and set back from the street, opens onto a garden and patio, sheltered from view, while the other, a carriage entrance, gives onto a courtyard that has enough space to park four vehicles. Built on a parcel of 600 m², the dwelling with more than 300 m² of inhabitable space was made out of local stone covered in lime plaster. Topped with a barrel tile roof, it includes several main buildings, including a tower that is most likely the oldest part of the dwelling. The house’s different styles merge together seamlessly under vast ceiling heights, some of which are vaulted in the style of the Causse region, or adorned with traditional wooden rafters, while grey Montpellier stones are used for all the flooring. In addition, the house also includes a spacious and convertible attic space, while separate doors provide access to several different cellars. Accessible via the cellars, the garden below is only a few steps away. Although the property is located in the centre of the village, its high walls and the protective presence of the towering, neighbouring church, turn it into a secret oasis overlooking the valley and far-off horizon.

Located in the heart of the Lévézou region in Aveyron, just 10km from Lake Pareloup and 30 km from Rodez, this remarkable real estate ensemble is nestled in 3 hectares of verdure in an beautiful, idyllic setting. Quiet and with no close neighbors, it has undergone a recent and complete restoration; by combining careful decoration and refined finishings with ecological and quality materials, the original character has been preserved in all its elements, earning a label from La Fondation du Patrimoine. This old mill, a fine example of rural heritage of the region, is an ensemble of two residential houses facing south and several outbuildings structured around a stream and a small courtyard. It provides a unique opportunity, not only for a connaisseur of historic stone buildings, but also for any investor seeking to develop an activity in hostelry (seasonal or long-term rentals) and hosting of events. In addition to the main residence (+ 230 m²), the complex includes a lodge of almost 90 m² (rated 3 stars) accommodating up to 5 people, an exceptional barn of + 400 m², a large carport accommodating two vehicles, a cellar, a closed garage for two cars, two greenhouses, an old restored bread oven, and a covered terrace accessible from the living room of the main residence. The main residence, on 3 levels: Ground floor: a large entrance with, a laundry space contiguous with a large workshop to the right, and, to the left, a small exhibition room displaying old components of the original mill. Upstairs: a large living room, luminous with its numerous openings (including 2 French windows, one opening onto a covered terrace, ideal for summer meals, and the other to the back of the house), a fully equipped kitchen opening onto the living room, with a beautiful terra-cota wood stove. Next: two bedrooms, a bathroom (installed in the old scullery), and separate WC. Top floor, an exceptional open space serving as a library, a large bedroom and a bathroom with WC. The library can be potentially divided to create an additional bedroom. Upon crossing the stream on a small metal bridge, a pleasant courtyard serves the outbuildings: Renovated from an old barn, above a large carport and a cellar, the lodge is independent. It comprises a spectacular living room with a wood stove and an open kitchen facing onto a small fenced terrace, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a separate toilet and a large closet. This accommodation is ideal for entertaining family, friends, or for hostelry. To the side, two small greenhouses transformed from old pigsties and covered with a transparent sheet roof are ideal for horticulture enthusiasts. They may also be adapted for other purposes. Opposite is a barn with two levels measuring 210 m² each. On the ground level, the old stables retain their original aspect. Ample under-beam height allows this space to be adapted to other purposes. On the second level, the barn with a spacious cathedral-type roof frame, is very spectacular and could serve perfectly as a reception room for weddings, seminars, concerts, an artisan’s workshop or other activities. A planning permission is in progress. The roof is covered with numerous photovoltaic panels (9 kW-C) whose contract can be transferred to the next owner.. A covered garage accommodating two vehicles is attached to the barn. Both levels of the old barn are accessible to deliveries necessary for the organization of events. The small courtyard outside, with its renovated semi-covered bread oven, can serve as an outdoor space for receptions, aperitifs, a smoking chamber, etc. The estate has been landscaped into a park along the entire course of the stream (1.5 km) and around the property. A garden flowering throughout the year has been created around the buildings. There is also a terraced vegetable garden and two orchards with about twenty fruit trees (apple, pear, peach, cherry, etc.). Above is a parking space for around ten cars. The surroundings are rural and wooded, ensuring tranquility of the environment. Virtual tour + indoord plans available upon request. Technical side: The roofs of all buildings, in lauze or slate, are in very good condition with renovation dating from 2007-2013. The large barn is equipped with photovoltaic panels (9kWp). The lodge and the house are equipped with solar panels for domestic hot water. The thermal insulation of the main residence consists of 10cm of duck feathers for the roof and 5cm of hemp-lime coating on the inside walls. For the lodge, there is 30cm of hemp wool for the roof and 10cm of hemp-lime coating on the walls, making the residences healthy and free of humidity. Heating of both residences is provided by geothermal heat pumps (underfloor heating for the lodge). In addition, the living rooms of the main house and the lodge are equipped with a wood stove. All windows of the residential buildings are made of wood and are equipped with insulating double glazing. Autonomous sanitation is ensured by a microstation dimensioned for approximately 10 people. The property is not connected to the public water network, but a source (with a 6,000L tank) and a domestic borehole give self-sufficiency in drinking water (analyzed regularly). Two additional rainwater tanks (7,000L and 3,000L) connected to the WC and washing machines ensure adequate water autonomy. DPE C - GES A Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr »

AVEYRON - CAUSSE DU SAUVETERRE - NEAR SEVERAC-LE-CHATEAU - GORGES DU TARN Ideally located on the Causse du Sauveterre with a direct access from the A 75 motorway, very beautiful property with a typical Caussenarde architecture. It is composed of 3 buildings: The main house has a surface area of 220 m²: large living room with a fireplace, kitchen, lounge. Bedrooms on the first floor and a bathroom. On the ground floor: a sheepfold and a stable to renovate to create a workshop, an additional gite... Former barn used as a reception room, which could be used for events or converted into a house. The third part of the building is composed of 2 separate buildings: A stone farmhouse used as a gite, but also another building of 30m² which could be used as an additional gite. There are also 3 wooden chalets. 5 adjoining hectares including 2.5 hectares of woodland. Swimming pool. Energy class: N/A Climate class: N/A Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

BARNES Propriétés et châteaux offers you the opportunity to acquire this fully renovated 17th century hamlet nestling between the Aubrac, the Grands Causses and the Margeride. Ideally situated close to the A75 motorway and close to the St Jacques de Compostelle pilgrimage route, it comprises independent gites and an old barn converted into the main house on a 2.5 ha property. -1 modular gite for 6 to 9 people, comprising 3 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms and an independent studio. Kitchen, outdoor living room and access to private spa. -1 gite for 8 people with outdoor terrace and access to the spa. -5 cosy guest rooms for 2 people. Each with a different theme. -Inn with professional kitchen for breakfasts and evening meals or groups. -The renovated barn forms the main living area, which can accommodate 2 families. The first part has 4 bedrooms, one of which is a master suite. Kitchen, living room, mezzanine, bathroom. In the second part 2 bedrooms dressing room bathroom kitchen lounge dressing room. Tastefully restored with respect for tradition and ecology, this hamlet stands out for its eco-responsible character and is classed as a top-of-the-range eco-lodge. This property is presented by Barnes propriétés e châteaux + 33 (0)6 83 99 89 19. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.

Barnes propriétés et châteaux offers you the opportunity to acquire this former monastery between Aveyron and Lozère, which has been converted into a guest house and gites dedicated to a range of leisure activities. Easily accessible from the A75 motorway, the property comprises a number of buildings housing gites and chambres d'hôtes, as well as an inn. The main house comprises a large lounge with fireplace, dining room and kitchen. 3 bedrooms, study, 2 bathrooms, garage and private access to the spa and hammam. The professional part of the property is separate from the private part and comprises : -5 guest rooms with private bathrooms -2 gites -1 group gite -A professional kitchen with a reception room. -A stable building with 5 boxes The outbuildings include a boiler room, laundry room, large vaulted room and garage. Heated swimming pool-Spa-Hammam 13 ha of land around the property, including 3 ha adjoining. Great opportunity for a change of life. This property is presented by Barnes propriétés et châteaux + 33 (0)6 83 99 89 19 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

Just a few kilometers from the A75 freeway and close to the Pilgrim's Way to Santiago de Compostela, this magnificent site focuses on well-being, nature and ecology. Its state-of-the-art renovation was carried out by passionate craftsmen who brought the old stones back to life. A focus on ecology has optimized water management. Reduced energy consumption and the planting of appropriate tree species provide everyday comfort. A true haven of peace that combines comfort, easy living, privacy and ecology. The former barn has been converted into the main house. It comprises a large living room with open kitchen, lounge, dining room, 4 bedrooms including a master suite and an office. Private swimming pool. Geothermal heating. Adjoining accommodation comprises 2 bedrooms, living-dining room and kitchen. The layout of the hamlet's tourist operation is simple and functional, so that each guest retains privacy. The 4 guest rooms, carefully decorated, feature spacious rooms and intimate outdoor spaces. The 2 modular gîtes are ideal for families or groups. Beautiful spa area. A charming stone house houses a restaurant open to all. It features a recently equipped professional kitchen, a pretty reception room and a beautiful terrace, in the heart of nature. A great project to discover. Selling price € 3,950,000 Energy class : D Climate class : B Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between € 2,110 and € 2,890 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr