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House Solliès-Toucas (83)
An 18th-century Provencal dwelling and a small cottage surrounded by one hectare of flat grounds, alongside a river, twenty minutes from the beach. From the B road that connects Solliès-Pont to Solliès-Toucas, a small lane, which winds its way through a residential neighbourhood, provides access to the property’s entrance, located on the edge of a hillside. Past the gate, the drive provides glimpses of the last vestiges of the valley’s lime kiln activity – operational between 1815 and 1903 – where two 150-metre horizontal gypsum extraction galleries are still visible. At the end of the drive, several parking spots were created on the different terraced levels to the north of the main dwelling, making it possible to easily park five or six vehicles, while the sound of water is audible from the nearby irrigation canal that supplies water for the entire property via the use of stone sluice gates, which routes and distributes water throughout the grounds. Featuring a path that makes it possible to circumnavigate the entire dwelling, to the left of the cottage, used as a guesthouse, is a large piece of land, sheltered from view, which gradually descends towards the Gapeau River and provides breath-taking views of the hills in the backgrounds. As for the two dwellings, placed near one another at a right angle, they communicate with one another via adjacent patios, which are located along the dwelling’s eastern exterior and the cottage’s southern counterpart. With plaster-coated exteriors, largely devoid of any decoration, and rectilinear wide windows, in various shapes and placed in a somewhat symmetrical manner, the dwellings are topped with barrel tile single-slope roofs – one for the cottage and two offset ones for the main dwelling – in addition to the porch roof that shades its patio to the east. Moreover, these buildings boast several original touches that make them stand out from traditional Provencal constructions, such as the juxtaposition of the dwelling’s two volumes, vestiges of the transformations that it underwent over the course of its history, as well as the wrap-around layout of its windows on the top floor, which provide panoramic and enchanting views of the surrounding countryside.
…$912,500280m²8bedroomsland 1haBy Patrice Besse
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Manor Lamballe-Armor (22)
In Côtes-d'Armor, between Lamballe and Saint-Cast-le-Guildo, a 16th-century manor and its outbuildings on nearly 4 hectares. The property forms a large square around a courtyard. Built in the 16th century, the original manor remains unfinished, as evidenced by visible waiting stones on the facade of the eastern wing, which includes a low hall, a high hall, and attics. The gabled roof features a Jacobin dormer with pilasters and a sculpted lintel. The western part, with a gabled slate roof and dormers, includes two low halls and attics. The entire building is constructed of granite rubble and pink sandstone. The corner chainings are made of granite, as are the surroundings of the openings, some of which are sculpted. A tower to the north houses a spiral staircase. Meadows extend to the north, south, and west.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$964,400360m²7bedroomsland 3.9haBy Patrice Besse
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House with garden Merle-Leignec (42)
In the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, an 18th-century former presbytery divided into apartments, its annex, and its land of 2,300 m². At the end of a country lane stands the former presbytery, now divided into independent apartments. Facing the dwelling is a two-level barn. Further away is the 'little house', accessible by an independent entrance from a village street. The three buildings are situated on a plot of approximately 2,300 m².This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$415,800475m²13bedroomsland 3,124m²By Patrice Besse
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Castle Quantilly (18)
Near Bourges and the Menetou-Salon vineyard, a 18th-century château and its outbuildings, set on 15 hectares. The estate extends over approximately 15 hectares, including 10 hectares of wooded park with pathways. The château, which is distinguished by its classical architecture characteristic of French residences from the second half of the 18th century, is presented in a symmetrical layout consisting of a central body flanked by two corner pavilions structuring the main facade facing south. It has three levels with a raised ground floor, a noble floor, and converted attics under a remarkable Mansard roof covered with slate. The roof is rhythmically adorned with triangular pediment dormers, bull's-eye windows, and imposing chimney stacks that contribute to the overall silhouette's elegance. The facade, simple and refined, is illuminated by tall French windows that bring abundant light to the interior spaces. The dressed stone frames, horizontal bands, and corner quoins highlight the quality of the arrangement and the nobility of the construction. A large central front steps showcase the main entrance and assert the symmetry of the building. The slender turrets crowning the edges add a picturesque dimension and reinforce the majestic character of the whole. They testify to embellishments likely carried out in the 19th century, respecting the original building. The château opens onto a classical-inspired garden composed of geometric flowerbeds, structured pathways, and carefully drawn perspectives. The privileged relationship between architecture and landscape is in line with the tradition of great French country residences, designed to combine representation, comfort, and harmony with the natural environment. The whole forms a characterful property with a timeless cachet, illustrating the art of living and the residential heritage of France from the 18th and 19th centuries.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$1,443,800600m²7bedroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Castle La Roche-Posay (86)
In the regional natural park of Brenne, a 19th-century estate with its swimming pool and nearly 2 hectares of land. From a little-used country road, access leads to a grassy parking area on one side, and on the other, a stone pathway that leads to the main courtyard. Two circular towers frame the entrance to the property. A gate opens onto a first level, with a basin in its center. Two steps lead to a terrace facing the house, lined with a balustrade with stone pedestal supports. The ground is paved in opus incertum. A few additional steps lead to a second level of terrace. Three built structures are organized around the courtyard. To the north, a first building includes a residence, extended by an attached barn and a garage. To the east, the main house, dated 1890, is elevated to two levels under a flat tile roof. A tower topped with a four-sided roof accentuates its height. The building connects with a barn located to the south, dated 1863, via a room converted into a professional kitchen. Extending from the main house, on the east side of the land, a wooden framework covered with a four-sided roof opens onto the space of the secure swimming pool and its pool house. The whole area spans approximately 2 hectares.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$831,600271m²8bedroomsland 1.9haBy Patrice Besse
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Mas Vidauban (83)
35 minutes from the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, in the plain of the Maures, a 19th-century farmhouse is being renovated on a plot of 8.7 hectares. A narrow road serving a few scattered houses leads directly to the north of the property, after which a dirt path leads to the residence. Its north façade reveals itself, elevated two levels, pierced with five large openings on the upper floor and three small openings on the ground floor. The south façade has five straight openings at garden level and six on the upper floor. They are fitted with shutters, the water green color harmonizes beautifully with the local stone, pointed, used in the construction of the building. To the south, the façade faces the countryside, where a prime garden remains to be landscaped. The corner chains are marked by cut stones and the window frames by discreet bricks. The roof, entirely redone with canal tiles, is surrounded by a double corbel that significantly contributes to the traditional appearance of southern houses. If the sober residence has undergone a recent restoration that respects the original architecture and cares for the comfort of its occupants, it remains to be fully furnished. It has around 110 m² per level, mainly consisting of three large rooms at garden level – the future living room, dining room, and kitchen – and soon four large bedrooms with private bathrooms on the upper floor, under exposed beams. A shed in the western part of the land remains to be developed. Finally, on the south side, a spring could allow for the creation of a pond.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$1,097,300217m²5bedroomsland 8.8haBy Patrice Besse
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House with garden and terrace Ribeauville (68)
20 minutes from Colmar, in the Alsatian vineyard, a 17th-century winegrower's house and its medieval tower listed as a historical monument. The property is situated in the upper part of the village, near the site of the old castle. It is accessible from the north via a small gate and from the south through a main gate. The small gate leads to a cobbled pedestrian path, while the main gate opens onto a terrace, which extends into a wooded garden to the south and east of the main dwelling. The dwelling, built in 1690 and rising from three to five levels, is flanked by a corner tower dating from 1315, listed as a historical monument, a remnant of the old fortified enclosure. It now comprises six distinct spaces made up of apartments, gîtes, and guest rooms. The entire property has a living area of approximately 670 m². The roof of the house, which is four-pitched, is made of traditional Alsatian tiles known as 'Biberschwantz', named for their shape that resembles a beaver's tail, while the tower has a hexagonal roof. An outbuilding is located near the main gate, and the garden is surrounded by vineyards.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$1,599,700650m²13bedroomsland 1,415m²By Patrice Besse
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House Amboise (37)
In the royal city of Amboise, a townhouse with a garden courtyard, terrace, and garage. Located in a quiet one-way street, the house is oriented north-south. With an area of about 310 m², it is built over two levels under the eaves. The main facade, with an off-centered entrance door, is made of tuffeau stone for the ground floor and a checkerboard pattern of brick and tuffeau stone for the first floor. The other facades are plastered. The slate roofs are gabled and pierced with skylights, highlighted by a cornice with dentils. The south-facing garden courtyard is enclosed by walls and dotted with flower beds, shrubs, and climbing roses. The garage, located gable-end, is accessible via a dead-end street along the house. On the ground floor, an entrance hall leads on either side to a living room and a bedroom with an en-suite shower room and toilet, then extends to a living area with bay windows facing the garden courtyard and a kitchen. On the first floor, a landing leads to four bedrooms, a bathroom with a toilet, and a shower room with a toilet. On the top floor, under the eaves, a 100 m² space has been converted. It consists of an artist's studio, a lounge, a library, and a shower room with a toilet. The rooms are well-lit by a skylight, roof windows, and a large window that opens onto a terrace. The house also features two vaulted cellars.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$970,200310m²5bedrooms1bathroomland 247m²By Patrice Besse
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Private mansion with garden Centre Ville - Coutances (50)
This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$771,300285m²6bedrooms1bathroomland 942m²By Patrice Besse
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House Herqueville (27)
On the banks of the Seine, in Normandy, 1 hour from Paris, an Art Deco villa from 1935 and its 3-hectare park. The property is accessible via a short driveway, with only a recently renovated small village church as its neighbor. Beyond an imposing wooden gate surrounded by stone walls lies a 3-hectare landscaped park surrounding a large lawn. Built in 1935 as a residence for the niece of the industrialist Louis Renault, the villa is in the Art Deco style. The property also includes two single-room outbuildings, one in Anglo-Norman style wood near the villa, and the other, which served as a billiard room, is a stone pavilion, the only remnant of the old 17th-century castle. The main dwelling is raised over two living levels on a full basement, following an M-shaped plan. The entire structure is made of concrete. The central body follows an east-west axis, flanked by two perpendicular wings slightly set back from the north façade facing the Seine and protruding on the main façade side. The high roofs are made of Normandy tiles and the chimneys resemble those of the surrounding houses. The entire building occupies a living area of over 500 m².This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$2,693,500512m²7bedroomsland 3.3haBy Patrice Besse
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House Bar-sur-Seine (10)
Between vineyards and forests, 30 minutes from Troyes, a residence from the 18th century and its landscaped garden. The property, bordered by two municipal roads and completely enclosed by walls, is located in the heart of the medieval center of Bar-sur-Seine. A wooden gate framed by stone pilasters allows direct access to the plot from the street that runs along its southwest side and serves as the main entrance, followed on its left by a winter garden and a chicken coop. The garden, grassy, tree-filled, and flowered, extends from the entrance to the main façade of the residence, which is oriented to the southwest. Built of coated rubble stones, the residence is two stories high on a cellar and has converted attics, topped with a four-pitched roof with flat tiles and eaves, pierced by dormers in the shape of a gendarme's hat. The façade, of simple design, includes a molded string course between its two main levels and rectangular openings organized in regular bays with wooden joinery and wrought iron railings, four of which are fitted with doors and a French window. The property is accessed from the other side, from a street that serves it, by a stone porch with a painted wooden gate that opens onto a paved driveway, allowing parking for three vehicles. On the left side of the driveway, other outbuildings appear, mainly built of stone: a barn, a summer kitchen, an old stable, and a woodshed. On its right, facing these annexes, stands the dwelling, which extends back at a right angle into the courtyard.
…$746,800292m²11bedroomsland 1,134m²By Patrice Besse
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Mill Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse (78)
A renovated miller’s home and his 13th century mill awaiting restoration in the midst of the Upper Chevreuse Valley. Nestling in a verdant setting, this property borders a protected natural area near to the banks of the river Yvette. A set of wrought iron gates gives a glimpse from the street of a first, abundantly wooded garden and a vast paved courtyard, leading to the main house, “the miller’s home”, restored several years ago. Adjoining the latter is the old mill, dating from the 13th century. Following the French Revolution, this ordinary flour mill belonging to the Vaugien seigneury was used for grain, then hemp and tanbark before, finally, being rebuilt by the Cordeliers-de-Chevreuse monks using stone from the Ile-de-France chateaux. A second, west-facing garden behind the buildings, composed of flower beds and a lawn, can be directly reached from the living room. A second entrance on the north side makes it possible to park cars at a distance from the main entrance. An outbuilding, bordering the south side of the paved courtyard and delimiting the property, belongs to the neighbours.
…$2,714,300620m²12bedrooms2bathroomsland 4,000m²By Patrice Besse
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Apartment with terrace Paris 7ᵗʰ (75)
A 250-m² triplex flat on the top floors of an 18th-century building, with views over the rooftops of Paris, between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Bon Marché department store. Built in the 18th century, like most of the other buildings on this street, the impressive six-storey historical façade is cadenced by three vertical rows of windows with wrought-iron guardrails. With an antique shop on the ground floor and a top floor built under the eaves, the U-shaped building is organised around a central interior patio, safeguarded by a security door and gate. As for the flat, located on the building’s third, fourth and fifth floors, it is directly accessible via either a lift or a staircase, the latter of which, reserved solely for this flat as of the 3rd floor, is in the process of being renovated. On this same floor, the flat’s front door opens onto a sunny living room, separated from the other rooms by an intricate composition of ancient beams. With an impressive floor-to-ceiling height and two wide windows that look out over the rooftops of the neighbouring private mansions, this room is located next to a bedroom, also facing east, but sheltered from view, while a bathroom and shower room are located in the middle of the flat. As for the southern wing, it contains a large kitchen with a dining area, original terracotta floor tiles and direct access to the lift, as well as an adjacent sunny second bedroom. On the fourth floor, at one end of the flat, there is another kitchen and its adjacent dining room, both bathed in light thanks to skylights as well as their windows overlooking the interior courtyard. After ascending a few steps, a mezzanine living room extends the living space around the top of the staircase, while, on this same level, two large bedrooms, facing east, each have their own private bathroom and a wardrobe. An interior, glassed-in staircase provides access to the last level, with a floor area of more than 50 m², currently used as sleeping quarters with a bedroom and its own immense bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, but which could also be turned into a living area. As for the conservatory, two-thirds of which is open, it easily transforms into a patio with panoramic and unobstructed views over the rooftops of Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the bell towers of the nearby Saint-Sulpice church.
…$5,255,400250m²5bedroomsland 162m²By Patrice Besse
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House Pezenas (34)
A large restored residence of about 500 m², near to Pézenas, in the Hérault area, in the heart of a picturesque village. Located in the heart of the village and adjoined by a venerable fig tree on the terrace enclosed by period railings, the dwelling has been completely restored since its construction in the 19th century. The residence spans three levels, all featuring numerous windows and glass doors with wooden frames. Adorned with Greek friezes, the sober ironwork guard-rails and balconies strictly follow the main lines of the classical-style facade. The natural stone cornices add a distinctive finish to the house and are a fine substitute for a classical Provençal frieze. The roofs are clad with terracotta monk-and-nun tiles. The entrance from the cobbled alleyway is through an old doorway, partly glazed and framed by stone pilasters crowned by Ionic capitals. The capitals are topped by a dentilled cornice which supports a corbelled balcony on the first floor. The edifice is flanked by an adjacent building in need of renovation, which can be accessed via an alleyway. Behind a large wooden gate, this space with a mezzanine can be used for storage and vehicle parking.
…$566,000500m²6bedrooms2bathroomsland 314m²By Patrice Besse
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House Cercy-la-Tour (58)
Located 2.5 hours from Paris, an elegant 18th-century master house, its outbuildings, and its park overlooking the Nivernais canal. The landscape, varied and shaped by the confluence of several rivers and flat towing paths, forms a bocage countryside with hedges and wooded banks. Situated near the foothills of the Morvan regional natural park, this area includes forested zones and elevated positions with spectacular views. The village, perched high, is traversed by numerous alleys lined with stone houses. At the top of the town, an 11th-century church, listed as a historic monument, faces a large square. The residence, built around 1750, stands nearby, featuring an ornate gate. Its main facade faces west. A large enclosed courtyard, bordered on one side by a woodshed and on the other by two outbuildings (used as a workshop, boiler room, and garage), allows for vehicle parking. To the south lies the park, enclosed by walls and adorned with trees, which overlooks the Nivernais canal and includes a conservatory orchard as well as a habitable longère. Further north, opposite the other outbuildings (a small house, shelters, and old rabbit hutches), there is a well-maintained vegetable garden. A small path leads directly to the inner courtyard of the house. A stone well, over 25 meters deep and fed by a spring, ensures a good water supply all year round. The residence is three stories high, and its facade is animated by numerous openings framed by semi-louvered wooden shutters. A glass-paneled wooden door topped by a glass transom marks the main entrance, preceded by a small stone step. The roof, with two slopes of flat Burgundy tiles and restored in 2016, is punctuated by several chimney stacks. While the ground floor typically includes the living areas and a first bedroom, the upper floors concentrate the bedrooms: five on the first floor with three bathrooms or showers and one, very spacious, with a bathroom and dressing room on the second in the attic. The outbuildings, built of stone or brick and covered with traditional or flat mechanical tiled roofs, contribute to a coherent and robust architectural ensemble.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$1,131,900654m²5bedrooms4bathroomsland 2,848m²By Patrice Besse
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House Angers (49)
A dwelling with a guesthouse, orangery, and terraced garden, in a village along the banks of a river, near the city of Angers. From a village street, a gate opens on to a back courtyard, enclosed on one side by the dwelling’s two main buildings, which come together to form a right angle here, along with the gable end of a pavilion abutting one side of the dwelling, as well as the wall of the neighbouring edifice. As for the front, the dwelling’s main façade is bordered by a patio, which is extended by an enclosed garden, overlooking the river, with a small guesthouse, while the patio provides access, on one side, to the orangery, communicating with the back courtyard’s pavilion. In addition, the dwelling’s two main buildings, one from the 19th century and another much older one, each have three storeys, including one underneath the eaves. Built out of lime-plastered rubble stone, they are topped with slate gable roofs, which are cadenced by dormers topped with curvilinear or triangular pediments, while the house’s window/door surrounds, dormers, cornices and quoins were constructed out of dazzling tuffeau stone.
…$687,200306m²6bedrooms2bathroomsland 569m²By Patrice Besse
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House with garden Angers (49)
In Anjou, near the banks of the Loire, a village house with an annex, outbuildings, and a park of more than 1 hectare. From the street, an imposing wooden gate flanked by two tuffeau pillars gives access to a courtyard. This courtyard distributes, on one side, the dwelling with a first outbuilding facing it, and on the other side, a larger outbuilding, part of which is inhabited. Beyond the courtyard, the park, completely enclosed by walls, extends over more than 1 hectare. At the bottom of the park, a path also provides access to the courtyard. The house is three stories high, including an attic. Built of rendered stone, it is topped with a slate roof with two slopes pierced by dormer windows. The frames of the openings, the cornice, and the dormers are made of tuffeau. Its origins are ancient, and many of its elements have been preserved. In the 19th century, a central projection topped with a dormer was added to the main facade. Renovation work is expected in the annex, and, more occasionally, in the main house. The outbuildings are constructed of tuffeau with four-slope slate roofs pierced by dormer windows.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$612,200304m²6bedrooms1bathroomland 1.2haBy Patrice Besse
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House with pool Le Pradet (83)
In Pradet, 700 m from the beach, a 177 m² villa restored in 2022, with possible expansion, and its swimming pool, on a wooded plot of 540 m². The road along the Garonne beach leads to a residential area built on the hillside. Located within a private estate on the heights, overlooking the hills and the sea, the house is bordered by a classified wooded area that can be accessed easily on foot. Two large sliding gates, to the east and west, extending the garden walls, allow double access to the property while ensuring tranquility and privacy. Paved parking spaces allow for the parking of four vehicles. The garden, organized in harmoniously designed terraced levels, surrounds the house, which stands two stories high. The villa, with Mediterranean features, displays warm colors with a dominant ochre yellow tone highlighted by the two-pitched roof made of terracotta tiles. Its simple façades are rhythmically adorned with large straight bays with sliding glass windows and frames, all double-glazed and obscured by green-painted shutters. Covering approximately 177 m², the house is organized on the ground floor around a traversing living room and a bedroom, and includes three bedrooms and an independent studio on the garden level. It benefits from a west-facing terrace with partial sea views. Note that an expansion permit of over 70 m² was granted in 2019, allowing for the construction of a bedroom, a shower room, and a terrace at the current location of the roof, offering a remarkable maritime panorama. Built in the 1970s and fully restored in 2022, the residence is equipped with two heat pumps that provide cooling and heating in both the bedrooms and main rooms, as well as a fireplace with an insert.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$1,582,400177m²4bedroomsland 541m²By Patrice Besse
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Private mansion Auxerre (89)
A 16th-century, listed historical monument townhouse with a garden and former notary’s office, in Burgundy, in the historical heart of a town renowned for its architecture and history. The property stands at the corner of two quiet streets in the old centre and is made up of a townhouse, part of which is listed as a historical monument, a former notary’s office and a garden. The main entrance boasts an imposing, finely crafted, wrought iron gate that opens onto a gravelled courtyard. The U-shaped main dwelling is topped with a roof made of flat tiles and has a red brick and limestone façade set slightly back from the street. The central section is punctuated with tall windows fitted with louvred shutters, while a dormer with an arched pediment and flanked with scrolls decorated in the form of acanthus leaves is a reminder of the building’s Great Century ornamental heritage. Wrought iron guard-rails, ribbed pilasters, belt courses and quoins also punctuate the façades. Two symmetrical pavilions topped with pyramid-shaped slate roofs stand either side of the central section. There is a second entrance through a secure door and a carriage gate, equipped with motor-driven jacks, leading to the inner courtyard paved with bricks, where one vehicle can be parked. Lastly, the entrance to the garage is via a cosy, small square, allowing discrete access to the property. After the patio, there is also a garden.
…$727,700376m²4bedroomsland 734m²By Patrice Besse
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Private mansion with garden Perigueux (24)
In Périgueux, in a residential neighborhood, a 19th-century house with its ornamental garden, swimming pool, and garages. Built of dressed stone and topped with a slate roof, the house stands out from its neighbors with an eclectic architecture inspired by multiple sources. The street-facing façade features classical-style moldings, such as the rustications that create trompe-l'œil corner chains, as if the dwelling had a central forepart. This symmetric plan is highlighted by a cornice with dentils, the arched pediment of the dormer that tops the façade centrally, and the moldings that adorn a corbelled balcony on the first floor, supported by elaborate brackets. The elevation is also decorated with Renaissance-style elements such as chamfers and mullions. On the garden side, the builder added a gallery and Jacobian dormers, as well as a corner turret with a hexagonal shape surmounted by a weather vane. On both sides, the façades are pierced with numerous straight openings of various sizes. At the back, a secluded garden includes a terrace and a large swimming pool.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$566,000260m²6bedrooms1bathroomland 877m²By Patrice Besse
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