luxury real estate for sale Barjac, France (page 2)

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In the heart of the Cèze valley, this imposing property is built on the ancient ramparts of the medieval village of Montclus, thus benefiting from a prime location in height, overlooking its land which extends to the banks of the Cèze. This old bourgeois house, whose origins date back to the 15th century, benefited from a major renovation in the 1990s. Raised on 2 levels, the property offers 362 m2 of living space plus vaulted cellars on the ground floor. . A large interior courtyard houses terraces around the 8 x 4 m swimming pool. A plot of land of 1,057m2 is located in front of the house and is used as a garden with direct access to the river and private parking. A character property, with exposed stone walls, fireplaces, original doors, French and Provençal ceilings, the house is equipped with geothermal underfloor heating. On the ground floor (140 m2) is the main living area: dining room with its monumental fireplace, living room with fireplace, equipped kitchen opening onto the summer terrace, 4 bedrooms, one with a terrace and two others grouped into a studio opening onto the courtyard; independent bathroom and toilet. The first floor, entirely independent with access by a staircase from the interior courtyard, includes, in its right wing: a large kitchen living room with fireplace and sleeping mezzanine upstairs. In the left wing: a large living room (48 m2) with fireplace, study, covered terrace and three bedrooms. On the garden level with independent access, large vaulted rooms (storage and technical rooms) as well as a beautiful summer living room with kitchen area. A property of character, with a privileged location, in a timeless village, where families can enjoy swimming in the clear and calm waters of the Cèze while enjoying the village with its market in summer, its bistro, its concerts organized in the courtyard of the castle, and its pétanque competitions on the village square. Ideal for a reception project, with the possibility of an independent apartment or guest rooms

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

Bienvenue dans ce joyau de tranquillité, à seulement 20 minutes d'Alès et 30 minutes d'Uzès, à proximité de Barjac. Un domaine d'exception sur plus de 5 hectares, mariant élégamment la nature et le confort moderne.La résidence principale, une grange en pierre de 240 m2 environ entièrement rénovée, offre un charme intemporel et des vues panoramiques sur le parc. Salon avec cheminée, salle à manger et cuisine équipée créent un espace de vie chaleureux. Trois chambres avec leurs propres salles de bains, un espace SPA avec piscine intérieure chauffée BALI, ainsi qu'un vaste garage et buanderie complètent cette demeure.Une grande piscine, entourée d'une terrasse ensoleillée, crée un havre de paix idéal pour la détente et les loisirs en plein air.Deux logements récents de 110 et 140 m2 environ, avec espaces extérieurs privatifs, offrent tout le confort pour des séjours agréables. Parfaits pour des gîtes ou la location saisonnière.Nichée dans la forêt, une maison canadienne en bois de 150 m2 environ avec une terrasse de 100 m2 environ vous plonge dans la nature. Son architecture unique crée une connexion authentique avec l'environnement.De nombreuses dépendances complètent cette propriété bien entretenue, offrant de multiples possibilités d'habitation.Pour les amoureux de la nature en quête de sérénité, cette propriété est un véritable sanctuaire. Un lieu exceptionnel séduira également nos amis les animaux. Explorez le confort exceptionnel et découvrez les opportunités uniques de cette résidence !Pour concrétiser votre projet de vie, contactez-moi dès maintenant pour une visite exclusive. Vivez l'harmonie parfaite entre nature et modernité !

This 19th century farmhouse leaning against the hill nestles discreetly in its green setting out of sight. We are a stone's throw from the beautiful Gard town of Barjac, renowned for its incredible market, and also close to the dynamic Ardèche towns of Vans and Joyeuse. The Orgnac Aven, the Chauvet Cave and the Ribaute artistic space will no longer hold any secrets for you. This stone farmhouse formerly dedicated to sericulture activity has been restored according to the rules of the art. We appreciate its lime-jointed facades. Enter from the garden, two spacious, beautifully appointed vaulted rooms each have a private shaded terrace and a shared pétanque court not far from the bucolic Claysse, a river which meanders along the property. Both are equipped with an independent bathroom and toilet. The thickness of the walls guarantees healthy and appreciable thermal comfort. Beautiful Voutain ceilings, well-chosen Provençal terracotta tiles on the floor and pastel wall colors welcome us to the upper floor, a place dedicated to the living space. The latter sees a succession of an inspiring kitchen equipped with whitewashed wood, a small living room with its comfortable fireplace and a large living room in which you combine all the virtues of cocooning while being immersed in a captivating novel by John Irving. Double glazing, efficient wooden shutters and mixed heating combining electric inertia radiators and Godin wood stove optimize the comfort of this building. A beautiful staircase judiciously combining wood and wrought iron invites us to a landing cleverly distributing the 2 bedrooms with their bathroom and toilet as well as an office convertible into a small artist's studio. One of the two bedrooms can easily be used as a guest room and has an independent entrance with its terrace via an external staircase. This entire sleeping area has a very beautiful parquet floor weathered by time. A final bedroom and its adjoining bathroom are cleverly housed under the roof and will delight children. The presence of an annex building brings together the laundry area, the workshop and the nicely hidden cellar. A greenhouse ideally complements field vegetable production. The exteriors are not left out, on the contrary, since the property can count on 26,000 M2 of land. Four terraces overlook the house and accommodate oaks, fragrants, olive trees and caddis. It is easy to imagine the planting of olive trees or truffle oaks on the terraces combined with a yurt-type tourist reception activity on the flat areas. One of the assets of this property is the invaluable presence of two wells and a borehole on the property. The superb, skillfully designed infinity pool with its Douglas fir terrace blends wonderfully into the wooded landscape. We are certainly in a privileged location in the Ardèche to bring together a whole family, friends or guests at a reasonable distance of one hour from the motorway access to the Rhône valley and a TGV station.

An ancient fortified castle, its gîte and 12 ha of grounds in a hamlet between the Cèze and Ardèche rivers, with a commanding view of the Cévennes. The tarmac road is the only access from the village, turning soon into a track stretching over the last few hundred metres to the property entrance. The hamlet of Sauvan fully embodies its Occitan name, derived from the Latin 'Silvanus' - 'man of the woods'. Like a haven in a green desert, some of its buildings can be spotted at the bottom of the space reserved for vehicle parking. The owners, who restored the hamlet from ruins, have taken great care to create a series of cobbled paths and steps leading to a central square offering a breathtaking view of the setting sun and the Cevennes mountains in the distance: Mont Lozère and Mont Aigoual. Providing an obvious natural protection, the gorges of the Cèze, whose meanders and cliffs can be glimpsed from this spot, have been populated for thousands of years. Subsequently, the region developed thanks to the presence of the Knights Templar, as evidenced by the village of Montclus with its square keep, the remains of a castle built in 1275, and the Bernas Commandery, which formed part of the latter. The Sauvan hamlet, which fell into ruin and oblivion for decades, saw its history fade away. However, its prominent position and its connection to the 'Castrum de Montecluso', as well as the presence of older fortifications, suggest that it was a strategic spot for the Order of the Knights Templar. The property complex as it stands today is a succession of buildings, probably dating back to the 13th century, arranged around the central square and its cross. The estate is divided into five separate living areas - not including the gîte (guest house), a former drying shed built on the other side of the square, to the south: 'le grand mas' ('the large farmhouse') and 'le tunnel' ('the tunnel'), accessed from the south courtyard, 'les paillers' ('the straw barns'), 'l'épiscopal' ('the bishop's residence') and 'les muriers' ('the mulberry trees'), from the alley to the east. Entirely enclosed by stone walls, the only entrance is to the south, into a first courtyard at the bottom of a flight of steps. It is accessed via a porch topped by a keystone dating from 1783, which is adjoined by an impressive bakehouse with a slate roof (in an impeccable state of conservation) or from the north via an impressive carriage door featuring a chestnut lintel, which opens onto a second courtyard. The large farmhouse, the most impressive building in the hamlet, stretches along a south-north axis from the lime-tree square to the mulberry tree alley, which runs along the eastern facade of the complex. While the latter, which borders single-storey dwellings, appears to be low, the western facades, taking advantage of the sloping terrain, comprise three levels. The buildings are of limestone, with dressed stone used for the jambs and structural elements, and coursed rubble masonry for the load-bearing walls. The roofs of the various buildings are clad with monk-and-nun tiles. Committed to preserving this important architectural heritage, the current inhabitants undertook a complete overhaul of the roofs less than two years ago.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

In the Gorges de L'Ardèche, in the heart of Vallon Pont d'Arc, is this beautiful property with two separate dwellings. A 420 m2 mansion, with 7 apartments, all equipped with kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, some with private terrace. On the ground floor, around a beautiful entrance, 2 apartments each with 2 bedrooms with bathroom, living room, kitchen and terrace. On the 1st floor, 2 other habitable spaces, with 2 bedrooms, lounge/living room, kitchen, bathroom, terrace. On the top floor, the attic is to be finished for a beautiful living space. Outside, on the garden level, the last 2 apartments, 1 of which is duplex with 2 bedrooms, living room/kitchen and a large terrace with a beautiful view of the village and a last accommodation with a bedroom. The second house of 2017, has more than 300 m2 with 2 apartments, a room of 160 m2, a large terrace of 70 m2, a large garage of 220 m2, which can be suitable for reception activities, seminars or private area On a plot of land of 2577 m2, with beautiful vaulted cellars, a pond, numerous planted areas and a large parking lot, this property of character with undeniable charm, a stone's throw from the town center, could ideally be suitable for a great reception activity or a family home in a popular region in all seasons.