VVGroupe Immobilier du patrimoine - Historic properties for sale

For sale: a 17th-century ISMH paper mill (listed in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments), offering approximately 1,329 m² of built area, partially restored, set on 1.29 hectares of wooded land. The property is located in the Charente region, just outside Angoulême. The 17th-Century Paper Mill:

This historic townhouse, in need of renovation, is located near Narbonne in the Languedoc region. The property offers approximately 640 m² of living space across a basement, two floors and an attic, with the historic structure largely preserved. The ground floor comprises a spacious hall, two salons, dining room with parquet flooring, office, kitchen and utility room.

A renovated 17th-century country house offering approximately 97 m² of living space, set in an elevated position on 2.43 hectares. The property includes a garage, private woodland and a well. Known as the Ostal, the house is secluded in the Bouriane, 6 km from Gourdon, on the border between Lot and Périgord. History and Architecture: Gourdon originated as a medieval fortress built on a rocky spur.

Located in the town center and mostly within Pézenas’ protected historic district, this 17th-century building benefits from the Malraux tax incentive, offering attractive tax savings for investors. The property comprises approximately 790 m² of total space over four levels, divided into 14 units:

A 19th-century residence located in the town of Flers, in the southern Orne department, near the Calvados border. The property sits on a 3,363 m² plot with mature trees and offers around 695 m² of living space across four main floors plus an attic. Layout and Condition: The residence has four floors and an attic. The roof, windows, ground floor, and first floor have been renovated.

This fully renovated manor house, dating from 1880, offers approximately 373 m² of living space set within a 2,334 m² plot featuring a garden and outbuildings, located just 10 km from Angoulême. The residence combines classic French elegance with beautiful salons and reception rooms, 9 bedrooms, and stunning views of the Charente. The Manor House:

This 17th-century estate is located in a picturesque region of Tarn and spans 2.5 hectares. It consists of a number of unique buildings that form a harmonious whole, offering a variety of potential uses. The 1,126 m² property includes, among other things, a charming holiday home of approximately 200 m², perfect for guest accommodation.

For sale in the Lourdes area, a 19th-century manor house (1830) with 370 m² of living space, outbuildings, and a 3452 m² garden, located 6 km from Lourdes at the foot of the Pyrenees. This fully renovated 19th-century residence, with its reception rooms, 6 bedrooms, and a stream running through the grounds, offers the tranquility and charm of these historic homes. The Manor House:

12th-Century Templar Commandery, Renovated in the 16th Century, with 5,715 sq. ft. of Living Space, Set in a 25,645 sq. ft. Wooded Park with Outbuildings, Including a Chapel. The Medieval Commandery is Located Between Montpellier and Sète. The 12th-Century Medieval Templar Commandery:

Nestled in the heart of the vibrant town centre, yet remarkably private: Tucked away in a tranquil cul-de-sac in Villeneuve-sur-Lot, this impressive 17th-century manor house (Manoir) stands proudly on 1.13 hectares. In addition to the main residence, the estate features seven beautifully converted outbuildings, now serving as exclusive holiday accommodations.

Nestled in the Gascony heathland, this 568 m² rural property includes a renovated 15th-century mill converted into vacation apartments and a restored country house. Set in the quiet and secluded commune of Pissos, the property spans 6.08 acres and features a river running through it. History:

Former Bishop's Residence from the 17th Century with 18th Century Renovations and Extensions: This historic complex, spanning 1.3 hectares and featuring an orangery, was converted into a hotel-restaurant. It offers a total usable area of approximately 3,177 square meters, of which about 2,534 square meters are designated as living space.

The region along the Gironde Estuary is culturally and historically significant, with a rich economic foundation built on viticulture. Bourg-sur-Gironde, just 7 km away, was founded in the 4th century, fortified in the 5th century, and home to a Carthusian monastery built in the 18th century.

17th Century Château / Estate in Louis XIII Architecture in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Southwest France: This impressive 1,400 m² estate, built in the Louis XIII architectural style of the 17th century, majestically sits atop a hill, nestled within an 8.9-hectare wooded park. The property features a guardian's house and a medieval tower. Property Location:

This exceptional renovated manor is set in an idyllic, fully enclosed position, offering a unique historical experience on a spacious plot in the charming village of Le Caylar in southern France. With a small park and outbuildings, this property is a true gem for lovers of history and nature. Location and Historical Significance: