luxury property for sale Montsaugeon, France

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Beautiful 90 hectare property completely fenced and closed by Canadian gates. It consists of agricultural land, woods and ponds. A characterful mansion of approximately 315 m² offers beautiful living spaces including a living room of 70 m², a kitchen with its veranda and 6 bedrooms. Adjoining the house, a superb relaxation area with a 12x6 m swimming pool under cover and its spacious pool house. In addition, a second independent house has 180 m² of living space and in perfect condition with its enclosed garden and above-ground swimming pool. Also an independent 63 m² apartment completes the whole. This area offers a large potential for activities with large agricultural buildings: an old stable of 450 m², 2 sheds of 230 m² and 250 m² as well as another outbuilding of 150 m². Possibility of agro-tourism project, horse farm, hunting area, etc. 15 km from Dijon.

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On the outskirts of a small village in the Côte d'Or, about 30 km (19 miles) north-west of Dijon, a 19th century property comprising a mansion house of approx. 267 m² (2,767 sq ft) with 8 main rooms including 5 bedrooms, an outbuilding and a guest house of approx. 207 m². A kennel and a small gardener's building. The property is set in grounds of approx. 4,600 m² including a courtyard, a wooded park, an orchard and a vegetable garden. Work to refresh and bring up to current standards of comfort to be planned. Shops about ten kilometres away. Energy class: D Climate class : E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €2,670 and €4,005 per year. Prices indexed to August 15, 2015. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

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Magnificent property built in 1767, with a total living area of 700m², ideally located in the heart of an emblematic village of the Climats du vignoble de Bourgogne (a UNESCO World Heritage site), surrounded by internationally renowned Grands Crus vineyards. A former winegrowing estate, this property comprises 3 separate buildings, including a beautiful Maison de Maître, a completely renovated former wine storehouse and a small service pavilion, all set in 1200m² of grounds. The property was completely renovated less than 10 years ago using top-of-the-range materials and fittings, and today offers an undeniable authenticity with very well preserved period features: old wine press, moldings, old fireplaces, cellars, historic framework... A total of 12 suites with bathrooms and toilets, 2 kitchens, one of which is semi-professional, several reception rooms, tasting areas, service apartments, 2 landscaped inner courtyards, a large terrace... all of which give the property an exclusive character for a professional high-end hotel project or an exceptional family home. Privileged location, 1h30 from Paris by TGV, 2h30 from Geneva and 2h from Lyon by car. Good energy performance: DPE: C and D. Shops and schools nearby. A rare property on the market, fully turnkey, no work required, and waiting to be discovered! Information on the natural risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Agency fees paid by the seller

A country house with 8,600m² of grounds, nestled in the Forêts national park in northern Burgundy. The house was built in the 19th century. Walls and fences surround it. The property’s only neighbour is the village church. The main edifice stands beside a gardener’s house, outbuildings and two small towers. This collection of buildings forms a front courtyard. Two terraces look out at the garden, which extends harmoniously over 5,000m² around the complex. Your gaze is first drawn to the broad main building, which has a ground floor, a first floor, a loft, a basement and a tiled hip roof with gentle slopes. Its ground floor and first floor have nine bays with many windows, which are fitted with painted wooden louvred shutters. Its walls are rendered and coloured. A vast walled orchard and vegetable patch also belong to the property, on a nearby plot that covers around 3,000m² on lower land in the village, down beside the River Ource. Monk-and-nun tiling caps the walls that enclose them. A central pond and a barn complete this supplementary section.

A listed former abbey nestling in the heart of the Forêts National Park, on the edge of the Champagne region in Upper Burgundy. Today, there remain the hostelry and its farm surrounding the guest house for the noble patrons of the Order. Louis de Bourbon, Duke of Penthièvre, grandson of Louis XIV and Madame de Montespan, frequently came to the abbey to pray to God or to hunt in the vast surrounding forest. The water mill in the distance marks the boundary line between the abbey, its parklands and its gardens. This is where, surrounded by French-style formal gardens, two freshwater springs have been tapped, providing the monks with a large fishpond (44 m x 62 m) and a waterfall. The entire estate, extending over an area of around 7 hectares, is enclosed by an imposing 7-metre-high perimeter wall topped with flat limestone. The Val des Choues stream flows through the roughly 14 hectares of surrounding meadows and feeds the abbey's pond of almost 1 hectare. Elegant orchids, known as “lady’s-slipper orchids”, grow on the edge of the national forest, which completely encircles the estate. Together with the additional communal woodlands, this national forest makes up an untamed, compact forest covering 12,000 hectares. This natural sanctuary completely surrounds the abbey, so that it suffers no disturbance whatsoever. Created in 2019, the new Forêts National Park is intended to protect lowland deciduous forests and now stretches over the entire region. Straddling Burgundy and Champagne, this is the most recent of the eleven French national parks, the first to be located in the northern part of France and the closest to Paris. The Val des Choues abbey and the surrounding forest are classified as a 'core' zone, recognised for their exceptional natural heritage value.

Set in undulating countryside in the Côte d'Or region, approx. 30 minutes from Dijon, this character property comprises: - a dwelling (former 13th century priory) renovated in the 18th and 19th centuries, spanning approx. 400 m² (4,305 sq ft) of living space over two stories with 12 rooms including 6 bedrooms ; - a 2-room caretaker's cottage. All set in partly wooded grounds with delightful parklands featuring a spring. 2 stone ponds; outbuildings. Reception, restaurant and/or agricultural activities could be envisaged. Energy class: B Climate class : C Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €4.008 and €6.013 per year. Prices indexed to August 15, 2015. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the website : www.georiques.gouv.fr