luxury property for sale Saint-Saulge, France

iad France - Annelise Fercoq (06 99 34 15 72) offers you: Exceptional estate for sale: 12th-century Master House with swimming pool.Seize this unique opportunity to acquire a prestigious estate of nearly 4 hectares, perfect for a family residence or a bed and breakfast project. This estate is distinguished by its 12th-century Master House, nestled in a charming natural setting, and its swimming pool.The main building of 230 m² includes a spacious restaurant room of 80 m² with French doors opening onto a terrace, a professional kitchen, an office, as well as a private apartment of 89 m² with a bright living room, fireplace, open kitchen, three bedrooms, and a bathroom with separate WC.The historic house features a period tower, partly built over two vaulted cellars, one of which maintains a temperature of 16°C. On the ground floor, there is a 49 m² living room with exposed beams and stone walls, a bathroom, WC, and a sleeping area comprising 4 large bedrooms, including one of 40 m² with a fireplace and terrace.The estate also includes a courtyard building with a workshop and attic, adjacent to four guest rooms each with a bathroom and WC. An independent gîte completes the ensemble, with a living room with a fireplace, an open kitchen, and upstairs, two bedrooms with shower and WC.The agricultural buildings include a barn, garages, a granary, a sheepfold, as well as various small buildings like chicken coops. Outside, enjoy terraces, a courtyard, landscaped areas, orchards, and a meadow.Don't wait to discover this historical gem, combining charm and authenticity, in an idyllic setting. Contact me to arrange a visit!Agency fees are the responsibility of the seller. Energy display information for this property: ENERGY class D index 219 and CLIMATE class D index 48. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate advertisement was drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mrs. Annelise Fercoq EI (ID 71433), independent real estate agent (without custody of funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered with RSAC of EVRY under the number 918850272, holding the real estate canvassing card on behalf of I@D France SAS.Find all our properties on our website. www.iadfrance.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

A former national banking establishment with its grounds ready to be reinvented, two hours from Paris, in the historical city centre of Nevers. In the middle of the historical city centre, on a street notable for its buildings dating from the Renaissance up through the Enlightenment and French Revolutions, is a vast banking establishment from 1854, unchanged since the 1920s and built over the medieval abbatial church of Saint Martin’s abbey. Built in an L shape and three storeys tall, in addition to an attic and basement level, the edifice is surrounded, in the back, by verdant grounds enclosed by walls topped with metal fencing. In the L’s inner corner, a vast one-storey extension was added with a glass roof and a rooftop terrace, which is safeguarded by a wrought-iron guardrail. Facing east and south, the bank is partially preceded to the south by a paved courtyard enclosed by solid fences painted in faded imperial green, while the main entrance gate is framed by two wrought-iron pillars, topped with lanterns. Designed for parking vehicles, and bordered by a row of box trees, the space separates the bank from the caretaker’s cottage. To the north, located between the bank and an outbuilding and accessible via a gate of the same colour situated between two ashlar stone walls, a rear paved courtyard provides a second entrance to the property. In addition, a magnificent octagonal turret topped with a finial flanks this side of the establishment. Under its hipped slate roof with a slight eave supported by sculpted stone soffits, the bank contains a floor area of approximately 3,600 m². Two domes with finials, the roofs of which alternate between rectangular and fish-scale slate tiles, are located on the main street-side façade as well as the northern façade facing the grounds. Mostly clad in plaster, the building also has white ashlar stone adorning its basement level, quoins and window and door surrounds. Rectangular or arched windows and doors symmetrically cadence the edifice and are safeguarded by half-louvred or louvred shutters, while its cross-windows are protected by metal bars.