Luxury properties with panoramic view for sale Le Bourget-du-Lac, France

Exclusively at Prestige by Arthurimmo.com GRAND LAC - AIX LES BAINS.The mere arrival on the site immediately instills the feeling that you are about to experience something unique. As soon as you pass through the magnificent wrought iron gate of this property, time stands still.This is as much due to the welcoming courtyard harmoniously serving the three historic buildings of character, as it is to the suggestively appearing 2500m² gardens and its paved paths leading to the Pool-House a little further away. The closed doors of the property, with its still-stone peripheral walls, bestow the place with all the prestige and elegance of a fortified house from the 17th century, rich in history, boasting a dominant position and view over the valley and the surrounding mountains.The property is situated on the very first balconies of the sought-after commune of Le Motte-Servolex (the 4th largest town in Savoie), in perfect calm, on the foothills of the Epine mountain range.Located less than 15 minutes from the agglomerations of Aix-Les-Bains, among the three mid-sized cities that have been the most attractive in France over the past five years according to nearly all surveys, and Chambéry, a city of history celebrated by the Albertville Olympics, this unique estate, with remarkable and protected character, benefits from an absolutely privileged location.The highway is 5 minutes away, connecting Lyon, Geneva, and Grenoble in under an hour. The city center is 3 minutes from the house. Yet, without being isolated, the property is a true haven of peace, on the edge of countryside and forest.Set on 3700m² of flat, grassed gardens, bordered by a peripheral wall ensuring privacy, the property consists of 5 volumes and its gardens at the center.The welcoming courtyard (possible parking area of about 400m²) at the southern boundary of the property serves to the east and west, two initial volumes:1) A secondary building independent over 3 levels, which includes, on the ground floor, 150m² of dependencies of which 45m² is fitted. Two 70m² apartments were fitted out in 2015 on the first floor, accessible by a covered outdoor staircase. 200m² of attic space above (covered staircase). The building is constructed of local stone (19th century, local stones put together with mortar).2) A barn structure composed of two rooms of 42 and 32m² on the ground floor, and 82m² open space on the upper level, accessible by stairs. A reconstruction has not been completed, leaving the intermediate slab, gables, stairs, and balcony in rough form, ready to accommodate a new project.A second traditional gate further delineates access to the gardens (2550m²) divided by vehicle-accessible paths leading:3) To the left (west side) is the remarkable main residential building over 3 levels with 2 fitted, totaling 350m² of habitable space (the attic at the upper level is 200m²). Likely originating from the 17th century, fully restored in 2002, it currently comprises:- Ground Floor: living room, dining room / kitchen, pantry, restroom, hall, a large room, a bedroom with toilet, and access to a cellar (hygro-regulated) through the large living area.- Upstairs: landing, hallway leading to 4 bedrooms including a master suite, an office, a billiards room, 3 toilets, 3 bathrooms.- Unused attic- Annexes: wooden shed4) To the right, the landscaped and kitchen gardens host the swimming pool and its 40m² Poolhouse with Bread/Pizza Oven, summer kitchen, and shower room. The 5*10 m swimming pool built in 2009 has no overlooking neighbors (reinforced PVC, sand filtration with electrolyzer, submerged curtain).5) At the back of the garden, facing directly towards the Dent du Chat, the old dovecote transformed into a chapel overlooks the neighboring farmland.On the technical, energy, and financial aspects:- The property is connected to the sewer system.- The diagnostics are satisfactory for the main building and the Pool House. Presence of asbestos likely in the 2 auxiliary buildings, currently under diagnostic.- An unused well has not been in operation for many years.- Land tax: €6000- Heating by Gas Weishaupt boiler with underfloor heating on the ground floor, radiators on the upper levels for the main building. Electricity + wood stove for the 2 apartments.Developers, property merchants: only residential or accommodation use is considered and desired for this asset. The whole is subject to a landscape ensemble prescription of interest. Furthermore, the main building is listed as a heritage structure to be protected for cultural, historical, and architectural reasons. It is therefore tied to the OAP (Orientation de Aménagement et de Programmation): Small heritage and old built heritage. Projects for division, promotion with deconstruction or otherwise are neither permitted nor desired.This rare and authentic product will appeal to lovers of places that evoke emotions, enthusiasts of the land and stone. It is suited exclusively for a primary residence project, secondary residence, or a mixed professional project with accommodation without receptions or events. A viable shared habitat project.As the property is occupied, a complete file including a photo book, virtual visit, diagnostics, surfaces, and urban planning documentation is provided after the first exchange and project description, before any physical visit on site.Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website http://www.georisques.gouv.fr

This historic stronghold nestled in a green setting has endured through the centuries and is just waiting to be restored to continue its story.Overlooking the Chambéry valley, with an unobstructed view, the family of Arvey was the first known owner of the property in the 12th and 13th centuries. Only 10 different families have owned this estate to date.Once past the gates of the castle, a shaded walkway under the plane trees will create suspense before you can discover the property. The 1.3-hectare park is laid out around a path that allows you to circulate around the building, servicing the residence, a 150m² annex, the pond and swimming pool, as well as the numerous shaded outdoor spaces.Rich in history, this building requires a beautiful restoration to continue traversing the following centuries. Only inhabited on 2 levels, the attics and the tower have not been restored until now.This residence, among the oldest in the village, will not leave indifferent those who love enchanting places with historical notes.The main building currently houses 2 living spaces. The 150m² annex, at the back of the estate, allows for vehicle parking and storage of equipment necessary for maintaining the park.On the ground floor, 250m² are available, of which only 150m² have been renovated into an independent apartment.Climbing the 31 steps to access the second floor, a landing greets a chapel, whose remains are still in place.The second floor consists of a larger 190m² apartment, with an additional 60m² space that has not been renovated.The attics on the 3rd and 4th levels would provide an additional area of over 300m².To date, the building is a co-ownership of 2 residential lots. It is not classified as a historical monument but is protected by the current PLUi, allowing only the restoration of the building, while the creation of new housing is possible within the existing structure. The park is in a non-constructible zone.A complete restoration should be considered.More details and information on request.This description has been automatically translated from French.