luxury property for sale Recologne, France

The notary office Office République, SELARL, SCP offers: Large property / castle for sale in Interactive Real Estate - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Property address: Rue du College 25480 PIREY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For Sale by Interactive Notary - Exclusivity Castle with park of over 1 hectare. On the ground floor, this property consists of a spacious entrance with a central hallway, kitchen, living room, lounge with Hungarian point parquet flooring, four bedrooms, and a WC. (area of 152.27 m2) On the first floor, seven additional bedrooms, two bathrooms, WC. (area of 161.18 m2) On the last level, two additional rooms that can serve as bedrooms, an attic that can be converted of 108 m2. Outbuildings with two rental apartments. Storage annexes, vaulted cellars. Park in the form of a garden of over 1 hectare in the center of Pirey (ZONE N) Not subject to DPE (absence of heating system) Work For more information, registration is mandatory for the interactive sale. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Visits: REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR VISIT BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Contact: 03.81.82.60.71 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sale conditions: The property is presented in Interactive Real Estate to the highest bidder: - 1st possible offer: starting from 840,000 euros (negotiation fees included) - Subsequent offers: multiples of 12,000 euros. - Receipt of offers from 01/10/2026 at 12:00 to 02/10/2026 at 12:00 on the Immo-interactif® site. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Announcement from the office Office République, SELARL - Notaries in Besançon - SIRET No.: 88226021900010 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Immo-interactif®: the system of real estate auctions without constraints, transparent and secure, offered by your notary.This description has been automatically translated from French.

MANOR HOUSE IN A WOODED PARK IN BESANÇON Just a few minutes from the centre of Besançon, Le Clos Saint-Paul evokes a unique atmosphere: that of a grand residence set back within its landscape, whilst remaining closely linked to the city. Built in 1771, this stately home covers approximately 590 m² within a 1.5-hectare enclosed park, dotted with century-old trees and opening out onto the forest. Behind its stone façades, the spacious rooms offer comfort and privacy. Light floods into the reception rooms, whilst parquet flooring, marble, a bespoke bookcase and large windows preserve the elegance of a historic architectural style that has been reinterpreted over time. A heated swimming pool, outbuildings and a detached house round off the possibilities offered by this estate with its many potential uses. A HISTORIC RESIDENCE BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE FOREST You must take the Chemin du Fort Benoît and gradually leave the urban rhythm behind to truly appreciate Le Clos Saint-Paul. Here, Besançon remains close by, whilst the landscape is already taking on a different character. Walls, hedges and tall trees outline the boundaries of a 1.5-hectare estate, bordering the forest. Amidst this lush greenery, the house comes into view. Built in 1771 from stone, then extensively restructured in 1961, it retains that distinctive presence characteristic of old houses whose proportions have stood the test of time. Its exposed stone façades, its openings and certain windows with an almost British feel give it the silhouette of a manor house, sitting naturally within its grounds. The flat, fully enclosed plot complements the house in every respect. Mornings invite you to take a stroll beneath the trees; later in the day, the south-facing stone terrace becomes an extension of the living areas. Just a few steps away, the 10-by-5-metre heated outdoor swimming pool creates another, more summery setting, opening out onto the garden. HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE BATHE IN LIGHT Inside, the 590 m² of living space is spread over two levels. The sense of space is immediately apparent: high ceilings, generous views and abundant light give the rooms a spaciousness particularly suited to family life and entertaining. The living room, measuring approximately 50 m², enjoys a south-west facing aspect. The materials tell the story of the house's different eras: solid or contemporary parquet flooring, marble, stretched fabrics and a bespoke bookcase combine to create an atmosphere where the old dialogues with more recent additions. The Poggenpohl kitchen has a contemporary design. Marble worktops, a large central island and a dining area make it a living space in its own right, extended by a utility room. The property currently comprises five bedrooms, with the potential to create up to seven, including a spacious suite with an en-suite bathroom. This layout offers great flexibility: a family home spanning several generations, a place to welcome loved ones for the long term, or a residence designed to combine private life with entertaining. A PROPERTY WITH MANY POSSIBILITIES Le Clos Saint-Paul also stands out for what surrounds the main house. A detached house of approximately 110 m², arranged as a duplex within an outbuilding, provides a space for family, friends or guests to stay in their own quarters. A barn of approximately 240 m² and attic spaces of approximately 250 m², partially converted, further expand the possibilities. The estate also offers, as an option, equestrian facilities, with existing structures suitable for keeping horses; a stud farm situated on the same property could be considered as a further addition. This versatility gives the place a unique depth. One can envisage a large family home where everyone has their own space, a heritage property destined to be passed down through the generations, but also a hospitality venture where the main building and outbuildings would take on a new function. The town remains within easy reach. Shops are just a few minutes' walk away, Besançon-Viotte station is about ten minutes' drive away, and the A36 motorway towards Marchaux is approximately fifteen minutes' drive away. Le Clos Saint-Paul thus strikes a rare balance between two rhythms: that of a park, with its trees and the neighbouring forest; and that of a town which one encounters almost as soon as one passes through the gate. THE AGENT'S PERSPECTIVE ?What struck me first was the scale of the estate and the way the house stands at the heart of its grounds. Once inside, it is the spaciousness and the light that take centre stage. The large windows, with their subtle British flair, give the house the air of a manor house and play a key part in its character. There is a real sense of serenity here. It's easy to imagine morning walks beneath the trees, followed by a return to this spacious home. In Besançon, I know of few places that combine such an expansive estate, such distinctive architecture and such close proximity to the city. I

THE TERRACES OF BESANÇON Overlooking the Citadel, these hanging gardens ? awarded the 'Jardin Remarquable' designation in 2023 ? unfold as a succession of terraces painstakingly shaped over the years. Perched on the heights of Besançon, the site strikes a tangible balance between the art of living, hospitality and contemplation. A VIEWING POINT, A GARDEN SHAPED BY TIME From the path, the approach remains discreet. Then, once through the gate, the view opens up onto the Citadel, situated along the axis, like a landmark around which everything is organised. The grounds bear the traces of a gradual transformation. An initial slope has, over the years, become a succession of gardens, terraces and wooded areas designed for entertaining and sharing. Each level serves a specific purpose, revealed as you make your way through. The pathways follow this design. Your steps follow the water, which connects the spaces through a series of ponds and waterfalls. The movement becomes continuous, almost meditative. Carp appear beneath the surface, whilst vegetation frames the pathways. Awarded the 'Remarkable Garden' label in 2023, the whole expresses a harmony between plant composition, topography and function. Vegetable patches, fruit trees and ornamental vines are part of this living dynamic. Each season redefines the contours of the site. A HOME ROOTED IN ITS FUNCTIONS The entrance via the loggia provides a gentle transition. The dining room, at the centre, naturally structures the flow of movement. The west-facing living room is perfect for the end of the day and opens out onto the outdoors. Light filters through, revealing the spaces. The kitchen, organised around granite worktops and built-in appliances, extends the living spaces with fluidity. A ground-floor bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe leads into a utility room. Together, they create a seamless daily life, immediately at home. Upstairs, the bedrooms are clearly arranged around the bathroom. Clean lines follow the flow of light. THE ART OF HOSTING, THE PRIVILEGE OF CONTEMPLATION Each terrace marks a distinct moment in the journey, within a continuity where the Citadel remains ever-present, visible from one level to the next. The reception terrace welcomes guests around a large table, an outdoor bar and a pizza oven. Conversations flow naturally here, with the city in view. The kota gathers people around the central fire. Beneath the wisteria, the shade becomes a refuge, dense and cool, filtering the views and revealing glimpses of the Citadel. The swimming pool is set within a sheltered, enveloping green setting. Sun loungers are positioned within this carefully controlled space, balancing privacy and the landscape. Further on, a relaxation area features an outdoor bed, suspended between sky and foliage. The outbuilding forms part of this gradual evolution. It accommodates a seasonal activity already in place, in natural harmony with the whole. The journey continues up to the higher levels, where the views open out even further. Every step reveals a new perspective on the place. A place where the outdoors fully shapes the way of living. AGENCY'S VIEW A property shaped by time, where the garden forms the very structure of the site. Facing the citadel, the terraces organise the various uses, with each space finding its rightful place. A home where living, entertaining and welcoming guests flow seamlessly into one another.

INCOME-GENERATING BUILDING IN THE HISTORICAL CENTER OF BESANÇON Rue Moncey in Besançon (BOUCLE) Character building from the 19th century located in the heart of Besançon, in a central and dynamic neighborhood. This entire property comprises a total area of 630 m², spread over 6 levels, and includes: - 23 furnished rooms/bedrooms, all equipped (kitchenette, shower room, furniture), currently vacant. - 2 commercial premises on the ground floor currently rented (rental income: 15,600 euros/year excluding tax). - Vaulted basement with cellars, technical room, and boiler room. - Attic that can be converted. This is an old hotel residence whose activity is no longer operational. This project is ideal for a hotel, hotel residence, or student residence. Collective gas heating, double-glazed windows, 35 cm stone structure. Rehabilitation work is to be expected to enhance rental potential or change usage. Current situation: professional use (hotel/related premises) Possibilities for development: - Student residence - Coliving or senior residence - Division into housing (change of use to be planned) - Mixed investment (commercial + furnished housing) The building is located in a PSMV sector (specific architectural rules) making it eligible for the MALRAUX scheme (possible tax exemption) and in an OPAH-RU zone (eligible rehabilitation operations), with exemption from parking requirements under conditions. Immediate proximity: shops, transport, historic city center, schools, tram, TGV station. Complete file available upon requestThis description has been automatically translated from French.

The notarial office Office République, SELARL, SCP offers you: Property for sale in interactive real estate - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Address of the property: rue Nicolas Bruand 25000 BESANCON - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FOR INTERACTIVE SALE Property located on rue Nicolas Bruand It consists of two duplex apartments and two premises convertible into apartments. On the ground floor of this building, there are two premises convertible into apartments. (surface area of 109 m2) The first premise measures 33m2 and the second 76m2 with independent access. Upstairs, the first apartment consists of an entrance with hallway and closets, a large living space with open kitchen and terrace access, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a toilet. In the duplex part there is an open mezzanine space, a bedroom, and a convertible attic of 45m2 on the ground. Apartment of 120 m2 according to Carrez law. The second apartment consists of an entrance leading to a large living space of 50m2 with open kitchen. In the duplex part: two bedrooms and a bathroom with toilet. Annexes: 4 garages - 5 parking spaces. Reversible AIR/AIR PAC in the apartments - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Visits: BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Contact: 03.81.82.60.71 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sale conditions: The property is presented in interactive real estate at a raised price :- First possible offer: starting from 556,000 euros (including negotiation fees) - Subsequent offers: multiples of 8,000 euros. - Reception of offers from 02/10/2026 at 12:00 to 03/10/2026 at 12:00 on the Immo-interactif® site. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Announcement from the office Office République, SELARL - Notaries in Besançon - SIRET No.: 88226021900010 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Immo-interactif®: the hassle-free, transparent, and secure real estate auction system, offered by your notary.This description has been automatically translated from French.

AN ORANGERY WHERE LIFE BLOSSOMS, NEAR GRAY Just a few minutes from Gray, this former 18th-century orangery showcases its unique architecture in a preserved setting. Behind its historic walls, the property offers 120 m² of living space, renovated with the finest materials. A rare find, surrounded by a 4,557 m² wooded park enclosed by walls. RARE ARCHITECTURE IN THE HEART OF A WALLED GARDEN In Chargey-lès-Gray, the automated gate opens onto an unexpected sight. A former orangery built in 1790, the property retains the understated elegance of its characterful outbuildings, designed to harmonize with the light and the landscape. Restored to the highest standards over the past few years, it now exudes a gentle, timeless atmosphere, where every material seems to have found its natural place. The renovated façade, the triple-glazed aluminum-wood windows, and the stone walls encircling the grounds come together to form a deeply preserved ensemble. Sheltered from view and in the shadow of the neighboring château, the wooded park unfolds its verdant vistas in an almost suspended silence. OPEN SPACES DESIGNED FOR SEASONAL COMFORT The fully open ground floor allows light to flow between the high-end kitchen and the living area centered around the fireplace. The Chassagne stone flooring adds its mineral texture and enhances the immediate sense of comfort and permanence. The extensive renovation of the property, completed in 2024, allowed for the discreet integration of contemporary amenities: remote-controlled underfloor heating, dual-flow mechanical ventilation, automated climate control, and a reversible heat pump all support a seamless and comfortable lifestyle year-round. Upstairs, two generously proportioned bedrooms each feature their own storage spaces and en-suite shower rooms or bathrooms. Soundproof doors, electric aluminum shutters, and the hushed atmosphere of the space extend this sense of preserved intimacy. AN ELEGANT COUNTRYSIDE SETTING ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF GRAY Here, the grounds serve as a true extension of the home. The century-old trees, stone walls, and vast outdoor spaces invite you to slow down, entertain a few close friends on the subtly lit terrace, or simply enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings as the seasons change. A period well, a garden shed, and a carport harmoniously complete this ensemble. Just a few minutes from Gray and everyday amenities, this former orangery embodies a rare art of living, blending heritage, nature, and serenity. A unique property, designed for those seeking more than just a home: a place imbued with time and light. ARRIÈRE-COUR presents a truly unique property. A former orangery where 18th-century elegance meets a tasteful and meticulous renovation, set in a secluded and well-preserved environment just outside Gray, less than an hour from Besançon, Dijon, and Vesoul. Ideal as a second home.