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Property Description: Red Hill Ranch offers 255+- acres of prime Texas ranchland, blending everything this iconic region has to offer. Upon entering through the front gate, you are greeted by the unique ironstone soil along a rolling ridge and sweeping views across the ranch. To the east, you will find rolling rangeland, cattle grazing, and a fishing pond with a lively bass population. To the west, O’Neal Creek meanders through the property, providing a perfect corridor and cover for wildlife. Improvements: This ranch is raw and unimproved, offering a blank canvas for your vision. Two gated entrances, cattle pens, and well-maintained fencing are in place. Property History: The property has been in the same family since the early 1900’s and is for the first time being offered for sale by the family. Location: Conveniently situated just over an hour from both San Antonio and Austin, and two and a half hours from Houston. The Ranch provides easy access to the nearby towns of Leesville, Nixon, Gonzales, and Seguin. Land: Red Hill Ranch features a wonderful mix of open pasture, scattered native trees and brush, along with creek bottom diversity. The sought-after sandy soil here is ideal for raising cattle and produces rich seed-bearing grass for dove and quail. Water: Water abounds at Red Hill Ranch. A fishing pond, slightly over an acre in size provides excellent bass fishing, while approximately 3,442 feet of O’Neal Creek winds its way through the heart of the property. Additionally, a smaller tributary adds another ~3,106 feet of creek frontage, enhancing the ranch’s water features and wildlife habitat. Terrain/Topography: From the red stone ridge to the creek bottom below, the ranch offers a pleasant 60 feet of elevation change. The bottomland areas cutting through the ranch creates panoramic views. In the lowlands, towering trees provide ample shade for wildlife, while the pastures feature rolling hills perfect for grazing. Recreation/Hunting: This property is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. The diversity in habitat and abundance of water makes it a wildlife haven. Whitetail, turkey, hogs, dove and quail all call the ranch home, with the bass pond providing year-round appeal. Minerals: No minerals are to be conveyed with the sale, surface only. This property is being offered For Sale and is Exclusively Listed by Davis Walker and Harlan Ray of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty. Buyer’s brokers must be identified on first contact and must accompany buying prospect on first showing to be allowed full fee participation. If this condition is not met, fee participation will be at sole discretion of the Listing Broker. Prospects may be required to provide proof of funds prior to scheduling a showing.

In Grignan, in the heart of the Drôme Provençale, this superb 18th-century property (1768), completely renovated in 2022, offers a peaceful living environment in nature, just 5 minutes from the village and its castle. The estate covering 3 hectares consists of a landscaped park combining gardens, meadows, and undergrowth, enhanced by a swimming pool and a large 70 m basin fed by a canal. The building, approximately 780 m², includes a main house with a spacious living-dining room, a fitted kitchen, and 5 suites. Another part features 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room with a mezzanine opening onto a terrace, and a fully equipped summer kitchen. An independent studio completes the set. Numerous additional spaces are also included: a gym, vaulted cellars, garages, and a patio. A rare place, combining charm, history, and nature, ideal for a family residence or a guesthouse project in Drôme Provençale. (4.74% fees including VAT payable by the buyer.)This description has been automatically translated from French.

Southern Patagonia, Chile In the Magallanes Region, between Puerto Natales and Punta Arenas, an extensive estate of approximately 73,000 continuous hectares is offered for sale, distributed across six independent parcels that can be acquired together or separately. This flexibility makes it a strategic asset for both large-scale investment projects and individual acquisitions. Surface by Parcel 8,510 hectares 17,935 hectares 1,400 hectares 21,130 hectares 13,859 hectares 10,320 hectares Forestry and Productive Potential One of the main features of this property is its historic forestry use. For decades, much of the land was dedicated to timber harvesting, specifically lenga (Nothofagus pumilio), a native Patagonian species of high commercial value. Currently, the property preserves consolidated internal roads and the infrastructure needed to continue forestry activity, which significantly reduces initial investments and allows immediate reactivation of production. Natural Features Topography: Varied terrain, including flat areas, rolling hills, and mountainous zones, enabling diverse uses. Water resources: Presence of rivers, streams, and lagoons, ensuring water availability for productive and conservation activities. Vegetation cover: Native lenga forests and regenerating areas, as well as peatlands, shrublands, and grasslands, increasing biodiversity and sustainable management potential. Climate: Temperate-cold oceanic, with average annual temperatures between 6–8 °C, year-round precipitation, and prevailing west and southwest winds. Potential Uses Forestry: Immediate continuation of lenga timber operations thanks to existing infrastructure. Livestock: Areas suitable for extensive grazing. Conservation and tourism: Vast size allows for private reserves, carbon projects, or the development of nature lodges. Strategic investment: The option to acquire individual parcels provides flexibility, while the purchase of the entire estate secures a unique, large-scale asset. Strategic Value Southern Patagonia is globally renowned for its pristine environment, legal stability, and growing international demand for large tracts of land with natural resources. This set of properties represents a unique investment opportunity in one of the most attractive and stable regions of the Southern Hemisphere.

Discover the opportunity to own 59 acres of prime land offering the perfect balance of open space, privacy, and natural beauty. Whether you're an investor, developer, farmer, or someone looking to build a dream home or retreat, this property provides the foundation for a wide range of possibilities. There are trails throughout the property which are ideal for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, or ATV use. Relax and enjoy the panoramic countryside and Mountain views. The property also includes a well-maintained 30'x55' barn with electrical. Great for storage of farm equipment, workshop, or convert to stables. If you enjoy skiing, the property is only fifteen minutes from Windham Mountain. Schedule your showing today!

38-hectare estate in the Cru Rhône Valley Cru wine estate, located on the right bank of the Rhône Valley , with an area of 38 hectares, benefiting from excellent exposure and high quality terroirs. The estate has a modern cellar of approximately 1,000 m² including a reception area, a temperature-controlled stainless steel vat room, a barrel cellar and a fully equipped bottling room. The marketing is well structured, with almost two-thirds of the production sold in bottles. Some plots offer additional potential after restructuring. The whole thing constitutes a beautiful, complete and efficient production tool. Two sheds to renovate in zone UA with a total surface area of approximately 350 m², offering additional development possibilities.

90 pages detailed presentation on request. A Heritage Estate with Exceptional Hospitality Potential — Less than One Hour from Paris Prime Location & Natural Setting : Nestled less than an hour from Paris, this fully enclosed and secured estate spans almost 170 hectares, ensuring absolute privacy, security, and long-term patrimonial value. The property combines effortless accessibility with the serenity of an unspoiled rural environment. Its magnificent landscaped park, rolling terrain, and harmonious woodland vistas create a rejuvenating and timeless atmosphere. A superb 141-hectare forest enhances the estate’s natural richness and ecological value. Architectural Heritage & Character : The estate features an authentic ensemble of 17th-century residences, a historic dovecote, a contemporary orangery, a vast stone barn, and a more recent cottage with swimming pool. These elegant buildings offer generous and versatile spaces suitable for private events, receptions, or professional gatherings. Accommodation Capacity & Expansion Potential : Currently offering 19 bedrooms, the property allows immediate large-scale hosting. There is significant potential to reconstruct the former 17th-century manor and restore the château, thereby substantially increasing the accommodation capacity — subject to appropriate planning permissions. Established Event Activity — A Rare and Strategic Asset : This estate represents a unique combination of natural beauty, architectural heritage, and economic potential. Its strong development prospects make it an exceptional opportunity for those seeking to create or expand a luxury hospitality, retreat, or event destination in proximity to Paris.

Ref.4786: Vast 880-acre estate with its château and rental properties in the Loiret department This splendid estate, covering more than 880 acres (350 hectares), unfolds at the gates of a charming village, just a few kilometers from Orléans, at the edge of Sologne and Orléanais. Nestled in a preserved natural environment, it benefits from a peaceful and authentic setting. The village, with around 800 inhabitants, is charming for its typically Loire Valley character. It offers a pleasant living environment while being within easy reach of shops, schools, and services in nearby towns, all accessible in less than 5 kilometers. Not far away, Orléans, classified as a City of Art and History, displays all the dynamism and influence of a regional metropolis. Traversed by the Loire, the royal river inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list, the city lies at the heart of the prestigious Loire Valley, famous for its remarkable landscapes and iconic chateaux. It offers a full range of shops, services, cultural institutions, and infrastructure, meeting both everyday needs and the pleasures of discovery. Its privileged location, about an hour from Paris, further enhances its appeal, allowing for a perfect balance between life in the open air and easy access to the capital. Thus, the property strikes a rare balance between generous nature and the immediate proximity to a vibrant and connected urban center. This rural yet strategic location gives the entire estate a privileged character, making it a highly sought-after and exceptional property. The property is centred around an elegant Neo-Louis XIII-style château, built of brick and enhanced by corner quoins and limestone window and door frames. The building is topped with a hipped slate roof. Facing north-south, the residence has a harmonious and balanced architecture, consisting of a slightly protruding central section with a staircase and terrace, flanked by two side wings. It rises over two main levels punctuated by thirteen bays, topped by an attic floor pierced by dormer windows with rounded and triangular pediments, giving the whole a classic and refined appearance. With approximately 660 sqm of living space, the château is laid out as follows: On the ground floor, the main entrance opens onto: To the west, a corridor leading to a landing marked by the start of a monumental stone staircase. This level features a small lounge of approximately 20 sqm with a remarkable ceiling height of 4.5 metres, a large lounge of 32.5 sqm, a cloakroom and toilets. To the east, a large 47 sqm dining room, extended by a 22.5 sqm lounge. A landing with a staircase also leads to a 33 sqm library and a service entrance, allowing for smooth circulation between the reception areas. On the first floor, organised around a long central corridor leading to: To the west, two bedrooms measuring 24 and 28 sqm, a bathroom and a room with a staircase providing access to the accommodation in the outbuildings. To the east are three additional bedrooms (22, 23 and 24.5 sqm), a study, two bathrooms, separate toilets and a hallway with a service staircase. On the second floor, there are several furnished rooms, including bedrooms, a billiard room and a bathroom. A partial cellar, accessible from the outside, completes the property. It houses an old oil-fired generator, now out of service, as well as various technical rooms. OUTBUILDINGS : The numerous outbuildings contribute greatly to the character and potential of the estate. Most of them have been converted into rental accommodation and form a coherent whole, structured around a large communal courtyard. 1) A large U-shaped outbuilding Located in the western extension of the chateau, this complex is built in traditional masonry with plaster rendering, embellished with brick and limestone window and door frames, and covered with a synthetic slate roof. It houses an annex for the owners' use as well as eleven rental units. The annex: With a surface area of approximately 385 sqm, this annex offers generous volumes and a comfortable layout. On the ground floor, to the west: kitchen opening onto the living room, a lounge with a fireplace, a boiler room, a bedroom with en-suite shower room. To the east: a reception area comprising an entrance hall, a lounge with fireplace and a toilet. Upstairs, the western section, accessible via a stone staircase, leads to a landing with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. One room remains to be fitted out, with unfinished floors and walls, while a second already has a washbasin, bathtub and toilet, although it is not yet fully completed. The eastern section, accessible via a separate staircase from the reception area, consists of three rooms to be converted. The entire structure is weatherproof, with the utilities installed and insulation already in place under the roof, although the perimeter walls still need to be insulated. The property is therefore both functional and pleasant, offering a comfortable living environment, although the upstairs has not been fully finished. Investment properties: There are eleven of them, and they underwent a uniform renovation campaign in 2023. Distribution of housing: - Accommodation 1 – 147 sqm: 5 main rooms, entrance hall with cupboard, open-plan kitchen, living room with stove, pantry, 3 bedrooms, WC, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 2 – 105 sqm: entrance hall with cupboard, fitted kitchen, living room with fireplace, pantry, 3 bedrooms, WC, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 3 – 70 sqm: entrance hall, kitchen, living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, WC, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 4 – 46.5 sqm: entrance hall, kitchen, living room with fireplace, 1 bedroom, bathroom, WC, garden. - Accommodation 5 – 80 sqm: entrance hall, open-plan kitchen, pantry, living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 6 – 91 sqm: entrance hall with cupboard, laundry room, living room with mezzanine, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, WC, garden. - Accommodation 7 – 126 sqm: entrance hall, open-plan kitchen, living room with fireplace, large pantry, 4 bedrooms, bathroom, shower room, 2 WCs, garden. - Accommodation 8 – 130 sqm: entrance hall, fitted kitchen, living room with fireplace, large pantry, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 9 – 92 sqm: entrance hall, open-plan fitted kitchen, large living room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, garden. - Accommodation 10 – 105 sqm: entrance hall with cupboard, kitchen opening onto living room, lounge with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 WCs, garden. - Accommodation 11 – 65 sqm: entrance hall with cupboard, kitchen, lounge with fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, garden. The garages and workshop: These are located in the large outbuilding, beneath dwellings 4, 5 and 6, and are accessible from the chateau courtyard via large arched carriage gates. 2) A dovecote: Built in the 16th C., this circular dovecote is constructed using traditional rubble masonry on a raised platform. Today, only ruins remain of this building, passive witnesses to the history of the site. 3) Rental properties: - House 1 – 100 sqm: Located north of the chateau, this early 20th-C. house, built on a raised platform with partial attic space, is extended to the south-west by a Napoleon III-inspired conservatory. It comprises: entrance hall, kitchen, living room with fireplace, mezzanine, bedroom, bathroom, WC, glass roof. - House 2 – 130 sqm: Also located north of the chateau, this house built on a raised platform with partial attic space comprises: entrance hall, kitchen, pantry, living room with fireplace, study, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 toilets. - House 3 – Located north of the chateau, this single-storey house from the 1950s is built of traditional plastered masonry with a gabled fibre cement slate roof. It is uninhabited and requires complete restoration. - House 4 – 140 sqm: Located to the west of the rental properties, this detached house comprises an entrance hall with cupboard, open-plan fitted kitchen, living room with fireplace, pantry, 3 bedrooms, bathroom and storage room. 4) The old sheepfold: Now used as garages and storage space, it is built of plastered breeze blocks on three sides and covered with fibre cement sheets. It has a floor area of approximately 600 sqm. 5) The farmhouse: Located to the south-west of the property, in the woods, this traditional farmhouse is built of plastered masonry with a gabled roof covered with small flat tiles. It has a surface area of approximately 200 sqm and comprises: On the ground floor: entrance hall, kitchen, living room with fireplace, pantry, lounge with fireplace, hallway, cloakroom, WC, 3 bedrooms, bathroom. Upstairs: landing, bedroom with shower room, study, second bedroom, bathroom. This house requires refurbishment work to make it more functional and comfortable. LAND : The chateau is accessed from the village via a gravel path that winds through the grounds and leads naturally to the main courtyard, revealing the elegant silhouette of the residence. To the north of the château lies an English-style landscaped park, dotted with majestic ancient trees that lend the place character and nobility. This green setting, with its gentle and carefully tended perspectives, harmoniously accompanies the approach to the estate. To the south, the view opens onto a vast meadow offering beautiful visual depth, extending into a large forest covering more than 642 acres (260 hectares). This wooded area, managed in accordance with a simple management plan, is composed of the following proportions: - Simple coppice covering approximately 230 acres (93 hectares); - Coppice with reserves covering approximately 42 acres (17 hectares); - Coppice with reserves in conversion covering approximately 104 acres (42 hectares); - Deciduous high forest covering approximately 49 acres (20 hectares); - Coniferous high forest covering approximately 170 acres (69 hectares); - Mixed coniferous high forest and coppice covering approximately 30 acres (12 hectares); Simple coppice: These stands are composed of birch, oak, chestnut and black locust. Chestnut remains the main species. Coppice with reserves: These stands are composed of a hazel understorey with reserves of pedunculate oak and sessile oak. The plots affected by this type of stand are mostly composed of large woods. Hardwood high forests: These are mainly composed of sessile oak. Softwood high forests: These are composed of Corsican pine and Scots pine. Mixtures of softwood high forests and coppice forests: These stands are mainly composed of chestnut trees for coppice, with Scots pine reserves making up the coniferous part of these stands. The particularly rich and well-preserved biotope favours the presence of abundant wildlife, notably wild boar and deer, which are regularly observed in the area, making it a de facto hunting ground. In addition to this already remarkable ensemble, there are just over 198 acres (80 hectares) of agricultural land, free of any leases, as well as a solar farm covering around 50 acres (20 hectares), which completes this vast, contiguous site, ideally situated on the outskirts of Orléans. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loiret - Sologne – M. Baudouin LE GRELLE : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Baudouin LE GRELLE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 917 712 358. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Sorrel Sky Farm lives up to its name. Set at approximately 4,350 feet in elevation, this exceptional equestrian estate captures panoramic views across three states, North Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee, with long-range vistas stretching toward Grandfather Mountain and Mount Rogers. The setting offers both privacy and accessibility, just 10 minutes to Banner Elk, 15 minutes to Sugar Mountain, 20 minutes to Beech Mountain, 25 minutes to Boone, and 35 minutes to Blowing Rock. Serious equestrians or hobby farmers will recognize the rarity of a high-elevation farm that provides natural cooling, functional infrastructure, and sweeping mountain vistas, ideal for seasonal escapes or full-time living. With privacy, open pasture, and generous living space, Sorrel Sky Farm also lends itself beautifully to a legacy estate or private family retreat. The custom-designed modern farmhouse was thoughtfully positioned to maximize the views, with nearly every room overlooking mountains and rolling board-fenced pastures. Reclaimed hemlock floors and solid hemlock interior doors create warmth and authenticity throughout the main living areas. Mahogany and glass double entry doors, along with expansive sliding glass doors, open the great room and dining area to the covered porch, inviting fresh mountain breezes and seamless indoor-outdoor living. The kitchen anchors the home with a substantial quartz island accented by barn tin detailing, exposed wood beams, and carefully curated finishes. The main-level primary suite features two spacious walk-in closets with custom wood shelving. Upstairs, a generous bonus/family room offers flexible space for recreation, media, or additional gathering areas. Designed for comfort and efficiency, the home includes a whole-house generator, water filtration system, encapsulated crawl space, and Icynene insulation. Equestrian facilities are equally impressive. The 60' x 48' hardboard-sided barn with metal roof includes seven stalls, a concrete center aisle, insulated tack and feed rooms, hot and cold wash area, 12' x 24' equipment storage, and four stalls opening to a 12' x 48' lean-to. A separate 12' x 20' run-in shed with storage complements two interconnecting three-board fenced pastures across 10 acres, with ample trailer parking. Sorrel Sky Farm offers a rare combination of elevation, views, usable pastureland, and proximity to the High Country's premier destinations, an exceptional opportunity to experience the Blue Ridge Mountains at their finest.

Ménerbes region. Traditional stone house with remarkable panoramic view, in wonderful natural setting, in highly sought-after Luberon region. Property comprises two renovated houses, each complementing the other, with vast reception areas and lots of comfortable space. Lovely grounds with olive grove, lavender, large terraces and pool with pool-house. Exclusive property that would make wonderful home or high-end project. Energy class: D/D.

Located roughly 20 km from Chinon, in exceptional setting with wide variety of scenery. 503 ha estate comprising 19th century manor house, spanning 300 sqm, hunting lodge, caretaker's house, troglodyte caves converted to hunting room and various outbuildings. 465 ha woodlands with simple management plan (mixture of hardwood and softwood), 1,3 ha of moorland, 3 ha of lakes, 2,6 ha of meadows, roughly 30 ha of farmland and 2,5 ha of vineyards (chenin, chardonnay and cabernet franc). Lots of game: stags, roe deer, wild boar etc. Energy class: NC/NC.

Prestigious estate / Heart-stopping property in 32700 Lectoure in Gers (1h from Toulouse / 2h from Biarritz / 2h from Bordeaux) with all amenities nearby.17 hectares (entirely fenced, in one piece), featuring 3 lakes and 1 spring. A mix of woods, hundreds of truffle oaks, and meadows.Multiple uses: equestrian / agricultural / event hosting / market gardening / guest houses or, like me, to enjoy true privacy in complete tranquility with my 18 kids (ponies / llamas).Manor (200 meters set back from the road with access via an automated gate): Main house: 510 m² (290 m² + 220 m² - can be split into 2 independent houses). Brief composition: 4 generous bedrooms (from 18 to 25 m²), 4 toilets + 3 private bathrooms including 1 master suite with large dressing room and Japanese sauna, main kitchen and secondary kitchen, dining room, 2 separate lounges, 1 games room of 110 m² (or used for other purposes), halls, and a large terrace.+ Additional stone outbuilding on the ground floor and 1st floor: 400 m² (currently: workshop / studio / 2 fitness rooms / technical space)+ 150 m² building for indoor heated pool + private pool terrace+ 3 carports+ double garage+ 70 m² greenhouse (electric roof)Heating: fuel oil and geothermalElectricity: bi-hourly, compliantEnergy performance: CExcellent overall conditionAvailable upon signingEstimated value: 1,365,000 (certified expert)Complete file available on requestReason for sale: professional return to BelgiumNo agents, curious onlookers, or inspectors of all kinds, please respect this choice.

MARCIAC 32250 15 min between AUCH and TARBES Hunting enclosure - Livestock - Renovated house - Agricultural buildings Just 15 minutes from Marciac, and ideally located halfway between Auch and Tarbes, this remarkable rural property of 109 hectares in one piece, entirely fenced at 2 meters, constitutes a rare ensemble, perfectly suited to hunting, livestock farming or a mixed project. An exceptional, varied and preserved territory Registered with the Prefecture as a hunting enclosure, the estate has no easements and offers a particularly sought-after diversity of environments: - More than half of the surface area is wooded: oaks, chestnut trees, hornbeams, acacias, beeches - A 7.5 ha water reservoir, belonging to the local ASA, used for irrigation, watering livestock and game, and which never runs dry - Natural meadows intended for feeding cattle - A network of internal paths allowing you to travel throughout the estate - A hilly territory, offering magnificent viewpoints House and buildings - A functional and characterful ensemble The residential part, of approximately 280 sqm, has been converted from an old farmhouse tastefully restored. Organized around a U-shaped courtyard, open to the surrounding landscape, it boasts breathtaking views of the valley and a charming gazebo for relaxing. The outbuildings include: - A hunting lodge equipped to receive hunters and guests - A storage outbuilding facing the house - A storage shed for agricultural equipment, discreetly visible from the courtyard - A separate, over 1,000 sqm barn for hay and cattle raised on the property. Hunting - A rich and varied game enclosure. The game enclosure allows for free management, without a hunting plan. The land is home to: - A sufficient deer population for regular hunting - Approximately 9 roe deer and 3 fallow deer at the end of the season - A significant presence of wild boar, hares, woodcocks, and wood pigeons in season - Ducks and fishing on the pond. An ideal setting for hunting enthusiasts, in a varied and hilly environment. Farm - Operational business. The owner currently raises 25 Aubrac cattle, a herd he could sell if the buyer wishes to take over the business as a turnkey operation. Key points for investors: - Self-contained and versatile property - Income potential: private hunting, livestock farming, agroforestry, rural hospitality - Rare, secure land asset, free of easements - Opportunity for a turnkey takeover. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): D; Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG): C. Annual energy cost, based on 2021 prices, estimated between EUR5,400 and EUR7,380. In accordance with Article L.561.5 of the French Monetary and Financial Code, you will be asked to present identification for the purpose of organizing the viewing. This sale is guaranteed for 12 months. Asking price EUR1,995,000.00 (Agency fees included, payable by the buyer), resulting in a net seller's price of EUR1,900,000.00. This advertisement was written under the editorial responsibility of , acting as a registered sales agent (RSAC test) for PAUL PARKER PROPERTIES, located at 10 rue du Colisée, 75008 PARIS, a brand of SAS PROPRIETES PRIVEES, with a capital of EUR40,000, registered with the Nantes Trade and Companies Register under number 487624777, Professional Real Estate Transaction and Management License No. CPI 4401 2016 000 010 388 issued by the Nantes Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Guaranteed by GALIAN - 89 rue La Boétie, 75008 Paris. - No. 28137 J for EUR2,000,000 for T and EUR120,000 for G. Professional liability insurance by MMA Entreprise policy no. 120.137.405 Mandate ref: 4-39193 The professional guarantees and secures your real estate project. (5.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Exceptional small game hunting estate? 103 hectares? Eastern Sologne. Just 2 hours from Paris and 30 minutes from Lamotte-Beuvron, discover an exceptional 103-hectare hunting estate in one contiguous block, shaped by a true bird hunting enthusiast. A rare territory, designed to offer the best conditions for small game and the authentic charm of the Sologne region. The estate comprises a perfectly laid-out complex: 31 hectares of game crops, cultivated in long rows and bordered by broom; 65 hectares of woods, fallow land, and heathland; and 5.25 hectares of water, divided between two large ponds, a small pool, and a beautiful wetland area. The estate is bordered by a fast-flowing river and equipped with numerous pre-release and recall aviaries, protected feeding stations, and hunting stands. A remarkable property to welcome family, friends, and guests. The buildings offer exceptional accommodation capacity, making it suitable for commercial activity or extended family use. You will have: - A main house with a caretaker's cottage (4 bedrooms 3 bedrooms). - A cottage/gîte with 4 bedrooms. - A guest house/gîte including a reception room, kitchen, and 7 bedrooms. - A building converted into a bed and breakfast with 7 bedrooms. - A hunting lodge/reception hall, equipped with a professional kitchen and a cold room. - An indoor swimming pool with a furnished terrace. Outbuildings complete the property: barn, shed, woodshed, kennel, stables, as well as various recreational facilities (treehouse, trampoline, pétanque court, covered area, etc.). A vibrant territory, rich in game. The density and diversity of game are exceptional: pheasants, red-legged and grey partridges, mallards, thrushes, woodcocks, wood pigeons, and other waterfowl. The ponds, pools, streams, and wetlands ensure a constant presence of waterfowl. The hunting plan also authorizes the harvesting of one red deer and five roe deer per year. A ready-to-live-in estate? Or one to develop? The owners have established a highly successful commercial hunting business, as well as a lodging business that you can continue if you wish. Here, you will find all that the Sologne region has to offer: large and small game, unspoiled nature, absolute tranquility, and the art of living. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) C, Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) C. I am offering this property at a price of EUR2,014,000.00, buyer's fees included, resulting in a net seller's price of EUR1,900,000.00. In accordance with Article L.561.5 of the French Monetary and Financial Code, you will be required to present identification to arrange the viewing. This sale is guaranteed for 12 months. This advertisement was written under the editorial responsibility of , acting as a registered commercial agent with the RSAC (French Trade and Companies Register) for PAUL PARKER PROPERTIES, located at 10 rue du Colisée, 75008 PARIS, a brand of SAS PROPRIETES PRIVEES, with a capital of EUR40,000, registered with the Nantes Trade and Companies Register under number 487624777, Professional Real Estate Transaction and Management License no. CPI 4401 2016 000 010 388 issued by the Nantes Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Guaranteed by GALIAN - 89 rue La Boétie, 75008 Paris. - No. 28137 J for EUR2,000,000 for T and EUR120,000 for G. Professional liability insurance by MMA Entreprise policy no. 120.137.405 Mandate ref: 4348113PADR - The professional guarantees and secures your real estate project. (6.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Set on nearly 44 acres, this equestrian and recreational property combines a traditional brick ranch with exceptional land and extensive outbuildings, offering versatility for everyday living, agriculture, and recreational use. The 1,897 sq ft home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, LVP flooring throughout the main living areas, an updated kitchen with granite countertops and Samsung appliances, a great room with gas log fireplace, and a functional mudroom with direct backyard access. The garage is framed/roughed in for a bonus room above, ready for you to expand the living area if needed. A covered front porch overlooks fenced pastures and rolling acreage, providing a peaceful setting to drink your cup of coffee in the mornings. The land includes multiple fenced pastures, including a 2.5-acre pasture connected to the barn and an additional 2.25-acre pasture visible from the home, ideal for horses or livestock. The horse barn offers three large stalls, tack and storage rooms, a hay loft, a 42-foot lean-to, and direct access to a gated riding and training area that connects seamlessly to the larger pasture system. Additional improvements include two 40' x 40' shops, a smaller shop, a pole barn, and multiple storage structures, along with a car lift and generator. The acreage is enrolled in the Present-Use Value (PUV) program under timber forestry and provides privacy, wildlife habitat, and recreational and hunting opportunities. Property had selective cut timber completed in the Fall of 2025. Conveniently located just minutes from Oakboro, under 30 minutes to Monroe, approximately 45 minutes to Matthews, and within an hour of Charlotte, this property offers privacy without sacrificing accessibility.

Architectural designed coastal estate with award winning olive grove, income streams and grand single level residence. A breathtaking 46.5 acre coastal holding delivering award winning olive oil, an industrial chic family residence of rare scale, commercial shedding infrastructure and sweeping views across Bass Strait and Port Phillip Bay, this is one of Cape Schanck’s most compelling lifestyle and income properties. Cocooned in total privacy at the end of a long tree lined drive, 515 combines the romance of a working olive grove with a sprawling single level modern residence, resort style pool, boutique vineyard and serious agricultural infrastructure, minutes from The National Golf Club, beaches, Rosebud Shopping Precinct and Peninsula Link. The striking industrial chic home features soaring ceilings, arched steel framed windows and polished concrete and parquetry flooring, with expansive open plan living and dining zones oriented to capture mesmerising coastal and hinterland views. Seven-bedroom accommodation on one level includes an indulgent main suite with large ensuite and robe, plus multiple guest suites ideal for multigenerational living, alongside flexible bedrooms/retreats that can double as home offices or studios. A designer kitchen with long island, quality appliances and walk in pantry anchors the entertaining spaces, while hydronic heating, Philippe Cheminee wood fires and ceiling fans ensure year round comfort. Outdoor living is resort style, with a heated inground pool framed by paved terraces, lawns and established natives, a covered alfresco deck for all weather dining and sunset drinks, fire pit terrace and generous level lawns for large scale gatherings or kids and pets. A separate self contained one bedroom unit with its own living, kitchen, bathroom and veranda is perfect for guests, extended family, caretaker or potential short stay income (STCA). Set on approximately 46.5 acres (18.84ha) of gently undulating, highly usable land, the property includes an established olive grove producing award winning extra virgin olive oil under the 515 brand, small boutique vineyard, veggie gardens, orchard and native plantings, plus substantial farm infrastructure with machinery sheds, work shed with offices and cool room, storage bays and containers, greenhouse, water tanks, dam, horse shelter, paddocks and cattle yards. Extensive income producing storage facilities currently generate around $100k p.a. from secure storage, with clear potential to continue or diversify, subject to approvals. Proudly marketed by the team at Peninsula Sotheby's International Realty.

Ref.4782 : French hunting property for sale in Loir-et-Cher. Nestled in the heart of the Loir-et-Cher department, between the towns of Romorantin-Lanthenay and Salbris, this beautiful property of approximately 111 acres (45 hectares), in a single block, has a pleasant built environment and a rich and varied biotope. With easy access thanks to the SNCF train stations located in each of these two towns, it also has all the shops, essential services, and useful infrastructure you need right nearby. Paris, 118 miles away, can be reached in about 2.5 hours by highway, while Orléans is only 43 miles away. The land, which is free of any occupation, is harmoniously composed of alternating woods, copses, and ponds, making it a complete property that is particularly suitable for hunting both big game and ducks. The forest is rigorously managed in accordance with the provisions of the Simple Management Plan. Access to the property is via a small road that runs alongside the house and its outbuildings. The main house, built of exposed stone masonry with flat tiles, faces east/west and has a living area of 215 sqm. It comprises: On the ground floor : an entrance hall leading, on the right, to a kitchen opening onto a living room (48.5 sqm, ceiling height: 2.75 m). Opposite is a lounge with a fireplace insert (24.6 sqm), which connects to the living room and a bedroom (24.6 sqm). On the left, the entrance hall leads to a shower room with toilet, which has access to the bedroom, then a laundry room with staircase. On the first floor, halfway up the slope: a landing converted into a reading corner, two bedrooms, an office, a storage room, and a bathroom with toilet. Three outbuildings complete the complex and form a U-shaped courtyard with the main house. They have water and electricity. The first building, constructed in traditional plastered masonry and topped with flat local tiles, consists of a boiler room with a workshop and a small studio comprising a living room with a fireplace, a bedroom, a bathroom, and a toilet. A cellar has been built under part of the studio. Perpendicular to the house, an old stable built in traditional plastered masonry and covered with flat local tiles now houses two stalls, a gym, a garage, and a hunting room. The latter, with a surface area of 56 sqm, has a fireplace and a kitchenette. Opposite the house, a large barn built of plastered masonry and covered with flat country tiles, some of which need to be replaced, consists of two rooms, one of which is approximately 120 sqm with a ceiling height of 4.40 m, allowing for the storage of vehicles or maintenance equipment. The property covers an area of approximately 111 acres (45 hectares), largely open on three sides and bordered on the fourth by the highway. It offers excellent potential for hunting and combines all the elements sought after in this type of property: woods, fallow land, plains, and a pond, providing a varied biotope that is favorable to game. The pond, covering an area of over one hectare and well maintained, is a real asset and adds real value to this beautiful property. Easy to maintain thanks to its manageable size and lack of constraints, the property nevertheless offers significant potential for combining hunting with grazing for horses or other herbivores. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loiret - Sologne – Mr Baudouin LE GRELLE : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Baudouin LE GRELLE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 917 712 358. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Description: Little Yoledigo Creek Ranch offers the opportunity to own a truly diverse piece of South Texas. The terrain transitions seamlessly from rolling hills to lush river bottom land, creating a landscape that feels like two worlds in one. Towering live oaks, sweeping views, and abundant water anchor the property, while practical improvements, diverse native brush, and a sense of seclusion make it both functional and private. This is a well-rounded ranch with the character, resources, and setting to be a very special place. Improvements: The main house, featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, is perched on a hilltop with long-distance views across the ranch. In addition, there are three guest cabins, perfect for hosting family and friends. Supporting the residences are two barns, one designed for equipment storage, and the other fully enclosed with concrete floors, four roll-top doors, and a walk-in cooler with a game-cleaning area. Ranch improvements include a 30-ton double-bin silo, 15 deer blinds, 12 protein feeders, and a high-fenced perimeter, making the property well-suited for both wildlife management and ranching operations. Water: This ranch is exceptionally well-watered. Eight water wells distribute water to multiple troughs across the property, while four tanks provide additional water sources for wildlife and can be supplemented from the wells as needed. One of the wells taps into the Carrizo Aquifer and is powered by 3-phase electricity, ensuring a reliable supply. Adding to its uniqueness, approximately half a mile of the Leona River forms the southern boundary—lined with stately live oaks and offering both beauty and function. Wildlife: The property supports a tremendous deer herd and has also been carefully developed into an outstanding quail hunting ranch. The deer herd has been under intensive management for years, with the owner enhancing habitat through water development, brush sculpting, and the planting of native grasses. A combination of diverse brush, a well-established feed program, and reliable water systems creates the ideal conditions for producing large whitetails and sustaining an abundance of wildlife. Quail strips and ample roosting trees further contribute to unusually strong quail and turkey populations. Vegetation: The ranch contains all the essential brush species needed to grow exceptional South Texas whitetails. Native browse includes guajillo, guayacan, blackbrush, granjeno, whitebrush, persimmon, prickly pear, and many others. Brush has been strategically sculpted to enhance quail habitat, creating a balanced environment for multiple species. Scattered throughout the property are large mesquite, oak, hackberry, and elm trees, adding both habitat diversity and scenic character. Minerals: Sellers owns a portion of minerals that will be conveyed to the buyer. There is one pad site located on the south end of the ranch, accessed through a separate gate by the fuel company. The current owner receives income from this production, which will transfer to the new owner. Taxes: $6,360.07 - Wildlife Exemption. $4,951.72 (Zavala) - $1,408.35 (Frio) Location: The ranch is accessed via 2.35± all weather deeded easement road off of Hwy 57. The gate to the easement is 13± miles E of Batesville, 22± miles W of Pearsall, 70± miles SW of San Antonio, 145± miles SW of Austin and 260± miles W of Houston.

SOLOGNE - 2 hours from Paris - Hunting property over 23 hectares with 2 ponds. The property features a main house with 3 bedrooms in perfect condition, as well as a separate house with 3 bedrooms, also in good condition. The main house is extended by two dwellings to be renovated, one with two bedrooms and one with one bedroom. Additionally, there is a large covered area, a large barn, and a small shed with a bread oven. Contact us to visit this quality property. Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use between €1990.0 and €2730.0, indexed to the year 2021 (subscriptions included).This description has been automatically translated from French.

Adirondack Getaway on 44+acres. Tucked away on a quite rural road within the Adirondack Park, this 44.6- acre property offers a mix of wooded and cleared land, a wetland area, and trails that make it ideal for outdoor recreation and hunting. An established deer food plot is already in place, and snowmobile trail C4 is nearby. The property also includes a 1,192 sq ft home, and a 36x32 pole barn. The house is in need of renovation but is ready to be transformed into your custom residence or hunting camp.

This historic estate presents an ideal opportunity for a large-scale hotel project. Built gradually between the 15th and 20th centuries, the property comprises five main buildings totaling 22 bedrooms and offering approximately 2,500 square meters of living space. Nestled near Chartres, a cathedral city and UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as the prestigious châteaux of Maintenon and Nogent-le-Rotrou, the property enjoys a strategic location. Situated in the southern Perche region, it is 10 minutes from the A10 motorway and extends over a majestic estate of approximately 42 hectares, including 23 hectares of woodland, 14 hectares of meadows, and a meticulously landscaped park. While the main structure of the estate is generally in good condition, the interiors require extensive restoration. Located on the edge of a small village, the château was built on the ruins of an earlier fortress destroyed during the Hundred Years' War. Two separate entrances provide access to the property: one, facing the village, is marked by a large wrought-iron gate leading to the former gatehouse, now converted into a spacious living room. The other entrance, opening onto the park, passes through a crenellated gatehouse surmounted by an imposing tower, nicknamed the ''water tower,'' and crosses a canal via a bridge. The buildings are arranged around a U-shaped courtyard enclosed by the Louis XVI pavilion and the outbuildings, offering breathtaking views of the park. The park itself, spanning 42 hectares, is distinguished by a monumental 200-meter terrace overlooking a verdant meadow and woodlands sheltering a variety of deciduous trees, intersected by a canal. The landscaping also includes topiary parterres of boxwood and yew, a majestic tree-lined avenue, and a one-hectare kitchen garden. The five main buildings each bear witness to several historical periods: - **The Village Pavilion**, built between the 16th and 18th centuries near the village. - **The Gatehouse or Keep**, combining elements from the 15th, 18th, and 20th centuries, linked by a medieval gallery dating from the 15th century; a residential wing was added in 1980. - **The Saint-François Tower**, dating from the 15th century. - **The Louis XVI Pavilion**, sometimes called the ''Renaissance House,'' to which is attached the La Cloche Tower, dating from the 16th century and modified in the 17th and 18th centuries. - **The outbuildings**, comprising buildings constructed between the 16th, 19th, and 20th centuries and featuring remarkable 16th-century timber frames. The location of this property is considered a major asset. Paris is only 120 kilometers away, and a motorway access point is available 16 kilometers away in the direction of the capital or 8 kilometers away in the direction of Le Mans. The neighboring town of Brou, located 8 kilometers away, offers all the necessary shops and services. Technically, the property benefits from a partial mains water supply and has a combined wastewater treatment system, including a septic tank and a connection to the public sewer system. Thus, this exceptional property combines historical heritage with potential for large-scale projects. The fees are to be paid by the seller. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

A Rare Lifestyle Estate on 3.57 All-Usable Acres in Artesian Privately gated at the end of a long, tree-lined drive, 16733 Calle Hermosa presents a remarkable opportunity to own a fully usable estate compound designed for refined living and long-term flexibility. Set amid mature citrus groves and expansive, level grounds, this turnkey property blends timeless architecture with resort-inspired amenities and future expansion potential — all within the prestigious Artesian enclave of North County San Diego. Built in 2008 and impeccably maintained, the 5,545-square-foot main residence showcases warmth and craftsmanship through soaring ceilings, oak wood floors, and abundant natural light. A dramatic great room with two-story windows, exposed beams, and multiple French doors creates a seamless indoor-outdoor connection to the covered loggia and sparkling pool beyond — an ideal setting for both intimate gatherings and grand entertaining. The chef’s kitchen is thoughtfully appointed with a 70 Frigidaire Professional refrigerator, Dacor six-burner range, double ovens, dual Fisher & Paykel dishwasher drawers, walk-in pantry, and inviting breakfast nook, while the main-level primary suite offers a serene retreat with spa-like bath and garden views. Complementing the main residence is a 918-square-foot detached guest house featuring a full kitchen, living room, bedroom, and bath — ideal for multigenerational living, visiting guests, or income potential. A separate 529-square-foot pool house with bonus garage space below provides additional flexibility for a wellness studio, creative workspace, gym, or collector’s storage, transforming the property into a true private lifestyle compound. Outdoor living unfolds across Cantera stone patios, lush lawns, and resort-style amenities including a pool, spa, covered dining areas, and mature landscaping that enhances both privacy and beauty. The 3.57 all-usable acres offer rare versatility, with ample space to envision a pickleball court, vineyard, equestrian facilities, or additional garages — inviting future customization while remaining completely turnkey today. Zoned for the San Dieguito School District and ideally positioned near coastal destinations, top schools, and major conveniences, this extraordinary offering represents a compelling blend of privacy, flexibility, and enduring value within Artesian Estates — a setting where timeless design meets limitless possibility.

Named the House of Columns by world-renowned, award-winning architect Carl Abbott, this palatial Bayfront estate stands as a singular expression of architectural distinction and craftsmanship. Encompassing close to five acres on the north end of Longboat Key spanning Sarasota Bay, the combined offering of 6610 and 6630 Gulf of Mexico Drive represents one of the most significant residential holdings available in the area, a legacy estate where endless views of sea and sky create an unforgettable backdrop for living. The property unfolds like a private peninsula, offering exceptional width, depth and privacy. On the eastern shoreline, calm bay waters reflect the morning light with open water, protected shoreline and bridgeless access to the Gulf of Mexico. The primary residence is gracefully positioned on the bayfront, designed to capture eastern exposure and long, tranquil water views across Sarasota Bay. Clean architectural lines, soaring interior volumes, and walls of glass create a continuous dialogue between interior and exterior. Ceilings soar up to 21 feet, allowing light to move freely throughout the home while maintaining warmth and livability. The elevator provides access across levels, while Lutron lighting and automated shades on every window and door allow the home to respond intuitively to the changing light of day. The residence has been impeccably maintained by its original owner, reflecting a level of care and stewardship rarely found. Infrastructure has been thoughtfully addressed, including a whole-home generator that ensures continuity and peace of mind. The owner's garage sits under a cantilever with access to the interior elevator and an additional air-conditioned four-car garage with large workspace offers a total space for 6 cars and exceptional flexibility for collectors, hobbies or future customization. A lagoon-style pool sits within the landscape, offering a resort-like atmosphere while preserving privacy and water views. A private dock with two boat lifts provides immediate access to Sarasota Bay and the Intracoastal Waterway, creating a seamless boating lifestyle that complements the estate's waterfrontage. The inclusion of 6630 Gulf of Mexico Drive allows owners to construct a guest house or secondary structure, offering flexibility for multigenerational living, guests, or staff accommodations, offering extraordinary future optionality and ensures the next owner retains control over one of Longboat Key's irreplaceable resources, land. What ultimately distinguishes this offering is its irreplaceability. Estates of this size, with this combination of architectural pedigree, boating infrastructure, development flexibility and maintained condition are no longer being created. Despite its scale and seclusion, you are moments from the refined lifestyle Longboat Key is known for, private clubs, championship golf, fine dining, IMG Academy and the cultural offerings of Anna Maria Island, St. Armands Circle and downtown Sarasota just beyond the bridge. This is not merely a waterfront home, it is a generational legacy, unmatched in design, scale, privacy and location.

Very rare forest massif essentially composed of lowland hardwoods, benefiting from a strategic location and grouped and accessible land.The forest is dominated by hardwoods, with some conifers, and meadows providing this property with a beautiful diversity of landscapes.The massif has recognized hunting interest, supported by a diversity of biotopes, a well-maintained internal access network, and functional infrastructures, endowing the whole with significant forest heritage value.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located on a golf estate, this brand-new house presents 450 sq.m of living area and a beautiful landscaped garden of 1,000 sq.m. Equipped with a state-of-the-art home automation system, it is designed to offer refinement and comfort. The reception area includes a living room and dining room featuring a suspended fireplace. The fully equipped kitchen is complemented by a utility room and laundry room, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and functionality. The house presents five bedrooms, including two master suites, and a hammam. Outside, large terraces serve as an extension of the living spaces, and there is a heated swimming pool and hot tub. High-end amenities include double-glazed aluminum windows and French doors, as well as a ducted air conditioning system. This is an exceptional property with a meticulous finish that will delight even buyers with the highest standards.

It is incredibly unique to find a land holding such as the First Creek Ranch. This is the first time in multiple generations that the property has ever been offered for sale. The property is a premier Panhandle holding offering size, water, access, and exceptional habitat in one of the most sought-after ranching regions of the state. With rolling range land, miles of frontage on First Creek, numerous water wells, and miles of road frontage on multiple sides, the ranch delivers the rare combination of productivity and recreation. Location: The ranch is located on the western boarder of Lipscomb county and a small portion of the property goes into Ochiltree County. The ranch has frontage on and is accessed primarily off of HWY 23 with extensive access—including approximately 9.5 miles of highway and county road frontage—presents additional possibilities for the ranch. Land: The ranch has a beautiful and gentle roll to much of the property, identifiable with much of the range land in the area. Featuring over 210 +/- feet of elevation change, the views are ever changing, no matter where you are located on the property. Majority of the ranch is in native range land grasses. Water: Water is abundant on the ranch, with several miles of frontage on both sides of First Creek, 10 windmills and 18 water troughs scattered throughout the property. There are additional earthen ponds and locations where the creek backs up water. Improvements: A strong ranching infrastructure is already in place, including 31 +/- miles of fencing, 10 windmills, and 18 water troughs, ensuring reliability for livestock and wildlife alike.. There are two sets of working pens and two barns located on the property. Recreation/Hunting: First Creek Ranch is rich with native game, supporting healthy populations of whitetail deer, mule deer, quail and hogs making it equally attractive for grazing operations and recreation.