luxury property with terrace for sale Louhans, France

Le Fay – Ref. 70976AH A true haven of peace nestled in the heart of 14 hectares of nature, carefully designed to offer an exceptional setting. This tourist residential park includes 5 chalets of 35 m² each, as well as 3 serviced plots that can accommodate an additional chalet, a mobile home, a caravan, or any other unusual accommodation. The estate also features 2 fish-filled ponds, a natural swimming pool, a sheepfold, meadows, a forest, a playground, and many other assets. The chalets are rented out seasonally and enjoy an excellent occupancy rate, especially during the summer period. The park is open from April 1 to October 31. The land appeals with its great natural beauty while offering already well-developed and functional facilities. Ideally located just 10 minutes from Louhans, renowned for its famous market and restaurants, this estate offers a privileged environment, both calm, touristy, and attractive. A visit is essential to fully appreciate the charm, potential, and unique beauty of this place. Annebeth HOLTHUIS +33788142298 Fees payable by the seller - Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr - Annebeth HOLTHUIS - Commercial agent - EI - RSAC 802 695 742 / Chalon sur SaôneThis description has been automatically translated from French.

An 18th-century residence with outbuildings in more than 2 hectares of grounds, on the outskirts of a village in the south of the Jura area. The property is located in a peaceful setting, on the outskirts of the village. The property, was erected as a noble country residence amids the fields in the 18th century, echoing the village’s castle that stands on a rocky outcrop. A lime tree-lined drive leads to a wrought-iron gate framed by two haughty pillars from which stone walls extend. The property is laid out arouned an enclosed courtyard, in which two long stone buildings measuring approximately 35 metres each stand opposite one another. One contains the manor house plus the former stables and cowshed, while the other is made up of several outbuildings. To the east, a formal terraced garden planted with geometrically shaped yew trees stands in front of the house and leads to large meadow that stretches to the edge of the property, boasting uninterrupted views. At the entrance and stretching alongside the drive, there is a farm hangar surrounded by greenery and trees of various types; a carefully maintained meadow bordered by a stone wall stands opposite.

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Near Tournus. A beautiful 18th-century property, fully renovated by local craftsmen, comprising a main house of approximately 320 m² –  5 bedrooms + 3 bathrooms – a guest bedroom with separate access, a dormitory, a separate 70 m² flat, a loft, beautiful adjoining and separate outbuildings, a garage, a pond, a courtyard and grounds, all set within approximately 4,500 m² of walled grounds.

THE PRIORATE OF L'ÉTOILE ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF LONS-LE-SAUNIER Just a few minutes from the town center, in a preserved setting, this 18th-century priory showcases carefully restored stone architecture. The rooms open onto a wooded park dotted with ancient trees, a pond, and serene views. The house is equally suited to family life and entertaining, supported by a warm and inviting atmosphere. AN ANCIENT PRESENCE, ROOTED IN THE LANDSCAPE In the heart of a quiet village in the Jura, Le Prieuré is part of a historical continuity that is evident from the moment you approach. The stone, weathered by time, captures the light and reveals facades with balanced proportions. The whole is organized with clarity, in a slightly commanding position, open to the surrounding nature. Inside, the materials interact. Old hardwood floors, terracotta tiles, beams, and generous ceiling heights create an atmosphere where each space seems to extend a memory. The floor-to-ceiling windows allow light to flow from east to west, accompanying the rhythms of the day. A HOME FOR LIVING AND SHARING The rooms flow seamlessly around a spacious living area, designed to welcome guests. The layout invites both gathering and privacy, with living rooms, bedrooms, and more intimate spaces. In the billiard room, a unique feature catches the eye and seems to freeze time: a rare 18th-century frieze, of which only a few examples remain in the world, unfolds its patterns with delicacy. It lends this space an almost museum-like quality, without disrupting the home's lively harmony. A bedroom on the ground floor extends this sense of immediate comfort, while the upper floors suggest multiple uses, ranging from family life to entertaining. Set apart, the spaces dedicated to well-being extend the experience. A heated indoor pool occupies a separate area, accompanied by a sauna and a summer kitchen that opens onto the stone terrace. Here, the seasons are experienced differently, in a gentle continuity between indoors and outdoors. A LIVING PARK, BETWEEN BREATHING SPACE AND ROOTS The nearly one-hectare lot unfolds with simplicity. Centuries-old trees create zones of shade and light, punctuated by an ornamental pond and open vistas. The orchard and grassy areas complement a lifestyle oriented toward the outdoors, balancing contemplation with daily living. Just minutes from amenities and major thoroughfares, the property retains a sense of seclusion, maintaining just the right distance from the world. It appeals to those seeking a place to call home as much as a place to envision their future, striking a balance between deep roots and a sense of freedom. AGENCY'S OPINION This priory house combines history and quality of life in a rare balance. The use of stone, the spacious volumes, and certain unique decorative elements come together to create a place designed to endure, welcome, and pass on a legacy.

AN 18TH-CENTURY ESTATE IN THE HEART OF A JURA VILLAGE Ten minutes from Lons-le-Saunier, in the heart of the Jura wine region, this former 18th-century winemaker's estate is revealed behind a spacious courtyard lined with stone buildings. A through porch leads to an enclosed, intimate garden, gradually revealing the property's various features. Exposed stone walls, oak floors, antique wood paneling, marble fireplaces, and French-style ceilings bear witness to its history. Renovated over the years with respect for its original materials and character, the home still offers spaces to be finished or personalized, allowing its future owners to continue its legacy. A HOME WITH CHARACTER The main house offers approximately 270 m² of living space. The large living room charms with its oak hardwood floors, marble fireplace, and glass-fronted bookcases. The former small living room now serves as a dining room, connected to the kitchen by a magnificent opening created in the wall. This space retains its exposed stonework, French-style ceiling, and fireplace equipped with a Polyflam system that allows you to enjoy the fire both above and within the hearth. Upstairs, each of the five bedrooms has its own unique character: a marble fireplace, a wood-burning stove, or a private bathroom. One of them opens onto a balcony overlooking the garden, offering breathtaking views of the sunsets. Formerly a tower that once housed a dovecote, it has been restored and insulated, and now offers a distinctive space, still waiting to be personalized. A GARDEN AND OUTBUILDINGS WITH ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES It is perhaps upon stepping through the porch that the property reveals its most alluring side. Behind the house lies an enclosed, tree-lined, and intimate garden, largely shaped and planted by the owners over the years. Rosebushes, flowers, and shrubs mingle with mature trees and the orchard, creating a lush setting that changes with the seasons. A rainwater-fed pond and a heated swimming pool complete the property, dotted with numerous spots to have lunch, read, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet. An outdoor kitchen extends the living space on sunny days, while part of the garden is zoned for construction. The outbuildings offer a wide range of possibilities: a double-width barn-garage capable of accommodating two vehicles, several old barns, workshops, and storage spaces, as well as a massive metal-framed hangar. Already used for exhibitions, concerts, and dances, this hangar could?following a major renovation of its roof?host other events, such as receptions or weddings. Finally, the wings of the courtyard house two independent residences with private entrances, ideal for hosting family and friends or for a rental venture. THE CASTLE, THE VINEYARDS, AND THE VILLAGE Across from the property stands the magnificent Château de Gevingey, built in the 17th century in the heart of a vast park and woods. Acquired just a year and a half ago by its new owners, it is currently undergoing extensive restoration work, which continues in an effort to breathe new life into this historic estate. Its woods are home to abundant wildlife, and it's not uncommon to spot deer approaching the property from the kitchen. Just ten minutes from Lons-le-Saunier, Gevingey retains the charm of a Jura village with its church, historic houses, peaceful streets, and bakery, while remaining close to shops, services, the train station, and access to the A39. Right next to the house, organically farmed vineyards come into view through an iron gate installed by the owners, offering a glimpse of the vineyard. The lakes and landscapes of the Jura round out this setting, perfect for walking or biking, swimming, and outdoor activities. THE AGENT'S PERSPECTIVE What appeals to me here is the atmosphere that permeates every space and the way the property unfolds: from the stone courtyard to the house's woodwork, from the porch to the garden, and on to the vineyards and woods of the neighboring château. History is present everywhere, creating the feeling of a family home where one can naturally imagine living, entertaining, and sharing. A home with a true soul?one in which you, in turn, can write a new chapter.

THE MANOR OF THE WEEPING BEETREES -- A historic residence with remarkable proportions, blending heritage and the art of living A FORTIFIED HOUSE STEEPED IN HISTORY A few kilometers from Chalon-sur-Saône, the Manoir d'Outre-Cosne is revealed in the heart of a vast wooded park of more than one hectare, served by a road which runs alongside the property. This former fortified house, rebuilt at the very beginning of the 17th century, reveals a rare ensemble where towers, half-timbering, bricks, old wood & architectural elements interact with a particularly careful contemporary renovation. A HOME WHERE HERITAGE & MODERNITY MEET Spread over three levels, the house offers approximately 500 m2 of living space, with generous ceiling heights. On the ground floor, polished concrete, brick, half-timbering, beams, and antique doors create a warm and elegant atmosphere. The open and inviting kitchen is centered around a large polished concrete island and extends onto the terrace. A remarkable master suite, with a dressing room and unique bathroom, could also be used as a home office or professional practice. Upstairs, four bedrooms feature custom-designed layouts, bathrooms, dressing rooms, and storage. The towers bring unexpected perspectives and a unique character to the whole. A TOP FLOOR WITH EXCEPTIONAL VOLUMES The top floor offers a vast space of over 110 m2 under an exposed timber frame reaching a height of nearly 8 meters. Parquet flooring, a wood-burning stove, and a cinema screen make it a particularly welcoming place, complemented by two cozy guest bedrooms and the tower spaces. AN EXTERIOR & OUTBUILDINGS THAT MATCH THE QUALITY OF THE LOCATION A large teak terrace extends the house into the garden, with an old bread oven & an annex housing a sauna & shower. The wooded park boasts incredible weeping beech trees, a bamboo grove, fig trees, a greenhouse, a cabin, and a spa area, offering numerous spaces conducive to relaxation. A delightful, graphic garden, structured in squares, where peonies, grasses, hornbeams, and other species mingle elegantly . In addition, approximately 600 m2 of outbuildings offer multiple possibilities: workshop, storage, cellar, open spaces & parking for several vehicles. Chalon-sur-Saône is about 19 km away, Beaune 35 minutes, Lyon 1 hour 40 minutes & Geneva 2 hours 15 minutes. An encounter with the place is essential. Visit by appointment with Sylvain BEJOT Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.