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House with garden and terrace La trinite-sur-mer (56)
In La Trinité-sur-Mer, on the shore of the Kerdual inlet, a family villa with gardens of nearly 3,000 m². The villa dates from the 1960s and stands in gardens enclosed on the north side by hedges and trees. It faces south-west and has three levels beneath a slate roof. A gravelled courtyard fronts the house, and a grassed area to the west still shows traces of a filled-in pool. The terrace along the south facade opens directly onto the Kerdual inlet, a designated remarkable natural area (zone naturelle remarquable).
…$2,074,500268m²7bedroomsland 2,930m²By Patrice Besse
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Manor Nantes (44)
A cosy 18th-century house with an old farm complex, a swimming pool and over 1.2 hectares of grounds, tucked away near the city of Nantes. A white Norman-style fence runs alongside a quiet road on both sides of an electric gate: the property’s entrance. Beyond this gate lies a grassy court separated by walls and two pillars covered with Virginia creeper. This court forms a transitional area leading from the road to the buildings. It takes you into the main courtyard, which enclosed by the outbuildings, an old farm complex and the house. Around the sides and rear of the buildings, vast grounds extend, dotted with age-old trees. These extensive grounds cover more than a hectare. A bridle path runs around the edge of them, marking the boundary with the neighbouring property. The buildings and grounds once formed a farm complex belonging to a nearby chateau that towers on the bank of the River Erdre. The chateau’s historical estate was carved up: today’s property was born of this division. The main dwelling is rectangular with a central section extended on both sides with two wings in the same style. The central section is built of rubble stone rendered with a coating of Loire sand. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. The wings are single-storey sections. The windows in the facade are set in tuffeau-stone surrounds with segmental arch tops. They are arranged asymmetrically. Their timber frames recall old mullioned windows. The hipped slate roof has a dormer on each side. Two chimney stacks rise up from it. One of the wings houses a reception space and looks out at the lush grounds through broad picture windows. The other wing houses a space dedicated to the swimming pool. A complex of old farm buildings around the courtyard flanks the house on both sides. These structures are made of rubble schist and crowned with slate roofs. They form a comprehensive collection of buildings: a barn, garages, workshops, storerooms and open-sided shelters.
…$953,100250m²5bedrooms2bathroomsland 1.2haBy Patrice Besse
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House with garden and terrace Liffol-le-Grand (88)
A 1920s villa in a landscaped garden, in Liffol-le-Grand, in the Vosges area. The property, which is close to the village centre, is entirely surrounded by dry stone walls. It can be reached via an electrically powered gate near to the residence. To the rear, the garden runs alongside the street, which his scarcely visible thanks to the generous vegetation preserving the occupants’ privacy.
…$403,700200m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 2,380m²By Patrice Besse
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Property with pool and garden Mortagne-au-Perche (61)
In the Perche regional park, 2 hours from Paris, a restored former mill dating from 1809, with a pool, lakes, and 18 ha of grounds. A country road winds between fields and forests to the bottom of a small valley. A gravel drive passes through a large wooden gate, runs alongside a lake, and leads to the property, with room for several vehicles to park. The former mill dates from 1809. The mill and the 'mill house' have both been fully restored. Both buildings have tiled gabled roofs, one with an L-shaped return. They are built of stone, brick, and granite and are aligned, with two levels plus an attic level. A tile-covered timber porch staircase links them and forms a covered passage. A timber-framed 'longère' stands opposite the main building.
…$1,530,600355m²10bedrooms3bathroomsland 18.8haBy Patrice Besse
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House with pool and garden Marseille 16ᵗʰ (13)
In Marseille, overlooking the bay of l'Estaque, A renovated 1900s house with garden, pool and sea view. Two entrances serve the property: a door straight from the street, and a gate onto the garden that also admits small cars to a gravelled parking area. Set at the rear of the plot and facing south, the house was built in 1903 and offers close to 190 m² of floor area on grounds of roughly 640 m². It looks onto a landscaped garden, grassed and planted with trees, with a terrace, pool and barbecue area. Sharing party walls on either side and rising three levels above a basement, it holds four bedrooms and a study alongside the usual living rooms (kitchen, sitting room and dining room), with a cellar below. Its architecture is characteristic of the period. A gabled roof laid with locally made barrel tiles projects broadly at the purlins, its carved brackets and roof boarding picked out in ultramarine blue to echo the shutters. On the two lower storeys, rectangular windows pierce the facade; higher up, an arched window and two oculi punctuate the gable walls at the topmost level.
…$841,000188m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 639m²By Patrice Besse
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Farmhouse with pool Duras (47)
A 15th-century rural estate in almost 4-hectare grounds, with a swimming pool and 360° views, in the north of the Lot-et-Garonne area. At the summit of a small hill, this former farmhouse made of light-yellow stone, whose origins date back to the 15th century, dominates undulating meadows. The property can be reached through an automatic gate opening onto a winding drive that gradually leads up to the buildings. The estate spreads over 4 uninterrupted hectares. The panormaic 360° view from the hillock takes in the countryside of southwest France. The property is made up of two buildings: the main house, resulting from the transformation of a carefully renovated former barn, and a stone-built guests’ house, in keeping with the local tradition of hospitality. The south-facing buildings boasts long, light yellow stone facades, punctuated by tall, small-paned, windows, allowing light to generously stream in. The hipped roof made of barrel tiles conceals a roof frame with remarkable volumes that can be perceived from outside thanks to the size of the edifice. A covered patio, whose roof is supported by square columns and which stands beneath a ceiling decorated with coloured cement tiles, stretches along the main facade. The frames of the double-glazed windows are painted white and fitted with double-leaf shutters.
…$891,500422m²7bedrooms1bathroomland 4haBy Patrice Besse
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House with terrace Saint-Amant-Tallende (63)
19 km from Clermont-Ferrand, a master house from the 19th century. Built in the 19th century, between the valley of the Veyre and the mountain of La Serre, the house is located in the village of Saint-Amant-Tallende, famous for its three castles. The property is situated on a rectangular plot of 963 m2 with a slight slope. The house occupies the upper part of the park, benefiting from a north-south orientation and a view of the mountain of La Serre. Overlooking the Limagne plain, the mountain of La Serre is a volcanic relief known for its rich ecological heritage. It is located along an important bird migration corridor, further enhancing the natural value of the site. The residence features balanced proportions and the sobriety typical of constructions from its era. Built of stone rubble covered with a light render, it is rhythmically accented by stone bay frames that highlight the regular composition of its facades. It has three levels on the street side and four on the park side, following the natural slope of the land. The gabled roof, covered with mechanical tiles, rests on a framework supported by molded wooden corbels. The detail, both sober and decorative, recalls the architecture of holiday homes that were then developing in the countryside and spa resorts of the region. It borrows from the architecture of the chalets that were very popular at that time. In the 1920s, the house was enlarged towards the west. A balustrade-covered balcony was then added. Sheltered under the overhang of the flat tile roof of Bourbonnais, the balcony forms, on beautiful days, a transitional space between the house and the park, from where one can enjoy the view of the mountain of La Serre and the coolness of the valley.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$314,000175m²3bedrooms1bathroomland 963m²By Patrice Besse
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Apartment with terrace Paris 11ᵗʰ (75)
A three-level, characterful apartment with four bedrooms and two terraces, in the 11th arrondissement, in the Village Paul-Bert neighbourhood. The property is in the heart of the Faidherbe district, in total peace and quiet in an edifice built in the early 20th century. It has living space of approximately 155 m² (in accordance with the Carrez law, out of a total of 208 m²) and is made up of four sections that blend seamlessly into each other without compromising the privacy or comfort of the home, which is bathed in light. The south-facing apartment is made up of an entrance, kitchen, vast lounge/dining room, office, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a separate lavatory. Two terraces boast unbeatable views of the Parisian roofs.
…$2,803,300208m²4bedrooms2bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Property with pool Poitiers (86)
A restored farmhouse with an outbuilding, a swimming pool and over 6,000m² of grounds, nestled in France’s beautiful Vienne department. The property comes into view at the end of a tarmacked lane. A gate leads into the grounds, where an outbuilding stands in front of the main dwelling and a guesthouse, which have both been renovated with the same level of comfort for both of them:, including bedrooms with their own bathrooms and generous spaces. A swimming pool forms a link between the two dwellings. Exposed stonework forms the elevations and flat tiles cover the roofs. All the windows are double-glazed.
…$715,400370m²7bedrooms3bathroomsland 6,366m²By Patrice Besse
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House with garden and terrace Giverny (27)
A 20th-century residence, with a conservatory and pond, in 6,281-m² grounds, 1 hour from Paris in the famous impressionist village of Giverny. The south-facing property stands in 6,281-m² landscaped grounds, of which 1,491 m² can be built upon, and can be reached via two electrically powered entrance gates. The grounds are sheltered from view and have been planted with remarkable specimens, such as Himalayan cedars and a row of lime trees alongside the drive leading to a parking area with capacity for up to four vehicles. Together, this forms a tree-filled and cosy setting, in harmony with the village’s heritage spirit. The grounds also include a self-contained conservatory with angular lines and a double-leaf glazed door. There is also a water feature, including a waterfall, that finishes with a pond. The house was built at the beginning of the 20th century and boasts architecture typical of the era’s charming residences. It is made from local stone topped by a roof of small tiles including brick chimney stacks. The man facade is entirely covered with Virginia creeper and blends into the rest of the surrounding vegetation. The edifice boasts three storeys, one of which is a basement level, as well as living space of approximately 230 m². A heated wrought-iron and glass conservatory adjoining the house boasts views over the grounds.
…$1,850,200146m²4bedroomsland 6,281m²By Patrice Besse
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House with pool and garden Le Mée-sur-Seine (77)
A neo-classical residence from 1875 with a swimming pool and outbuildings, near to Melun, in more than 8,000 m² of tree-filled grounds. This property, enclosed by a tall stone wall, is situated on the upper slopes above the River Seine and is surrounded by houses and pavilions. The neo-classical style residence has been listed as remarkable architectural heritage and stands in the middle of vast, 8,000-m² grounds. It can be reached through an imposing metal gate framed by two large outbuildings with wooden lambrequins. The ashlar-built manor house was erected in 1875 and boasts living space of approximately 430 m² made up of 14 rooms spread over three storeys, with zinc deck and slate roofs. In recent years, it has been comprehensively restored, both inside and out, to improve its insulation, connect it to the mains sewage network and provide it with modern comfort. The front facade features a small stoop topped by an imposing awning. To the side, a vast veranda runs along the side of the house, overlooking the landscaped garden set around an imposing oak tree. To the rear, a double-flight set of steps bordered by a stone balustrade and protected by a second awning leads to what is currently the main entrance, opposite which, a swimming pool covered by an electrically powered sliding steel dome stands in the centre of a relaxation area featuring a large, shady patio. Further away, near to a recent plantation of fruit trees, there is a water tap.
…$2,130,500560m²6bedroomsland 8,350m²By Patrice Besse
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Manor Trégrom (22)
In the Léguer valley, between the inland part of Trégor and the Côte de Granit Rose, A 16th-century manor house, its outbuildings and enclosed garden. The property comprises a manor house, outbuildings that are recorded in the land registry but detached from it, and enclosed outdoor areas. The manor house has its origins in the 16th century. Its main house has a rectangular plan and three levels under a gabled slate roof with long slopes. Its masonry combines large-block dressed stone on the front facade with granite rubble stone. A circular tower with a pepperpot roof projects partly from one elevation and houses a timber spiral staircase. The staircase receives light from three small windows with ogee lintels. The facade openings vary in form: some have a projecting moulded sill and an ogee lintel, others a straight lintel. The attic level receives light notably from two stone dormers with triangular pediments, one of which bears a coat of arms. The roof is flanked by exposed gable walls with sloping rakes, ending in carved kneelers that depict, among other subjects, a dragon and a monstrous figure. Stone chimney stacks rise above the roof covering. A two-level lean-to at the rear extends the manor house and connects directly with the main house. Its rectangular windows are moulded with a cavetto and topped with an ogee lintel. On its gable end, a former semicircular-arched door has been blocked. An enclosed formal flower garden at the front faces west-north-west. A wooded garden at the rear has the outbuildings around its edge.
…$325,200195m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 942m²By Patrice Besse
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House with garden Amboise (37)
A family dwelling, facing a church, and its garden, planted with trees, in a village in the Loire Valley. In the middle of the village, facing the church, a large gate opens on to a courtyard planted with trees and grass, at the back of which stands the dwelling. With three storeys, one of which is under the eaves, it features classical, late 18th-century architecture that was clearly refurbished in the 19th century, while its plaster-coated façade, cadenced by five symmetrical vertical rows of wide windows, is draped in Virginia creeper, which contrasts nicely with the dazzling white of its tuffeau stone quoins and window/door surrounds. On the ground floor, two windows are topped with triangular pediments, whereas the three others boast a simple entablature, while, upstairs, five windows, one of which is shaped like a bull’s eye, provide plenty of light for this floor. Immense and sunny, the ground-floor living areas include a large drawing room, a small sitting room and a dining room, whereas five bedrooms can be found on the first floor and two are located on the second, not far from a convertible attic space. Currently, inhabited all year long, the dwelling is in excellent condition, while an outbuilding, closing off one side of the courtyard, contains a garage, a workshop as well as caretaker’s accommodations, in need of a renovation. As for the walled grounds, of nearly 8,000 m², they are articulated into two different levels and include a wooded section, whereas, not far from the dwelling, an enclosed and sunny vegetable garden provides the perfect setting for a swimming pool.
…$1,166,200320m²5bedrooms3bathroomsland 7,992m²By Patrice Besse
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Apartment with terrace Paris 3ʳᵈ (75)
A four-room apartment with two bedrooms and a separate studio apartment, in the Haut-Marais district in the 3rd arrondissement of Paris. The building was erected in the 19th century and boasts a Haussmannian style facade, whose original radiance has been restored by a recent renovation. After the entrance secured by entry code access and an intercom, the carefully maintained communal areas are steeped in the construction’s bourgeois character. The approximately 100-m² apartment is situated on the second floor and can be reached via the main staircase and an elevator. The entrance door leads into an amply sized hall with a ceiling height of 2.8 metres, which is typical of Second Empire buildings and also immediately gives a feeling of space and nobility. The finely crafted mouldings, installed by the current owner, the carefully maintained period chevron parquet and the natural light that streams into each room pay witness to the attention lavished upon preserving the property. The apartment was entirely renovated by an architect in 2017. The almost 10-m² entrance hall leads to all of the rooms. To the left, there is a guests’ lavatory and a cloakroom, which is the first among several storage areas, while the reception rooms are located to the right. A vast living room with a surface of almost 36 m² is the apartment’s focal point. Light pours in through the tall windows, which overlook the avenue and boast balcony, while the ‘lion-paw’ marble fireplace topped by a subtly moulded mantelpiece gives the room an air of distinction. Next to it, the approximately 18-m² dining room boasts a pink marble second fireplace. There is also a bright, functional and dual aspect kitchen that opens into the dining room. The apartment possesses two bedrooms, each of which is fitted with custom-made wardrobe space. The first, which boasts an adjoining bathroom and separate lavatory, enjoys uninterrupted views of the very peaceful inner courtyard. The second, which is situated on the same side, possesses a shower room and a lavatory. The commonhold is divided into twenty properties. The apartment is also sold with a large cellar.
…$2,354,800106m²3bedrooms1bathroomBy Patrice Besse
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House with garden Centre Ville - Salon-de-Provence (13)
A 19th-century house converted into offices and apartments with a 450m² floor area, two annexes and a 2,000m² garden, in Salon-de-Provence town centre. The edifice was built in the twilight of the 19th century and at the dawn of the 20th century – a period when prosperity from trade in oil and soap was bringing about a new local elite here. Indeed, construction of this house was part of an architectural movement of villas and townhouses built to display success. Like in most burgeoning districts from that era, its architecture is eclectic in style, with different sources of inspiration: its classical rigour is paired with ornaments chosen to underline status. The 2,000m² plot is made up of two parts. In the lower part, there is a grassy space dotted with tall trees. In the upper part, there is the main house, surrounded by many plane trees, around which gravelled parking spaces extend. The Canal de Craponne, a local canal, flows alongside the plot and could easily be connected to it. In the upper part of the plot, you enter the property via a gate on a small street that joins one of the town’s main roads. In the lower part, which is grassy, you can also enter the property via another gate. The imposing edifice is rectangular in shape and has a raised ground floor, a first floor and a second floor. It offers a liveable floor area of 450m². Its ground floor is raised. There are also two outhouses that each offer a floor area of around 30m². All the buildings were recently renovated to receive France’s accreditation for a building to be open to the public. This renovation was carried out with the aim of preserving the architectural coherence of the property and of meeting modern needs in safety and accessibility. The interior layout was redesigned to make its spaces more adaptable and create offices, training spaces and consulting rooms. At the same time, the insulation was improved, notably with underfloor heating and cooling installed and double glazing fitted in the large-paned windows. This ensures comfort in all seasons.
…$2,220,200500m²6bedroomsland 2,000m²By Patrice Besse
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Manor Bar-le-Duc (55)
Manor in Bar-le-Duc. The property is revealed behind a gate that provides, from the street, a discreet entrance to a vast garden of just under 4000m2, surrounded by walls and full of trees. Built in 1886 for Frédéric Dyckhoff by his father-in-law, architect Charles Demoget, the manor rises set back in the middle of the garden. Elevated on three levels above cellars under a slate roof, the manor features facades made of Savonnières stone. The main facade is animated by particularly rich sculpted decor. The tall windows with small panes are framed by moldings and topped with pierced friezes of scrolls and floral patterns. Below one of them, a sculpted register associates a cogwheel, pincers, and hammer, surrounded by foliage and volutes, with a frieze of small floral motifs, evoking the industrial world. The entrance, preceded by a stone staircase, is protected by a long metal awning that runs the entire length of the facade, which is now heavily altered and partially glazed. The double-door, adorned with ironwork, is surmounted by a decorative transom. The base retains a wooden service door. To the left, the facade still bears the traces in the masonry of a disappeared continuous balcony. Adjoining the main elevation, a staircase turret is topped with a steep slate roof, the upper part distinguished by arched openings adorned with stained glass. The openings, carefully framed with molded stone, are accompanied by cornices and bands that rhythm the different levels. The garden creates a true intimate space and develops a vegetation that has become particularly generous today, among which remain notably a ginkgo biloba, a purple beech, a lime tree, and a walnut tree. An emblematic property both for its architecture and its importance to local industrial history, it embodies the success of the Dyckhoff family, which played a major role in the history of the region. It was in Bar-le-Duc that Rudolf Diesel and Frédéric Dyckhoff, engineer and industrialist close to Gustave Eiffel’s circle, designed the very first functional diesel engine in July 1894.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$583,100380m²5bedrooms2bathroomsland 3,962m²By Patrice Besse
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House with garden and terrace Montrichard (41)
In the centre of Montrichard, a comfortable residence with terraced gardens and rock-cut event galleries. In the centre of Montrichard, a maison de maître built of dressed stone lines the main street with its classical facade, rising through two levels. Three bays mark the front, which has no door. All openings are fitted with double-glazed windows and doors. Three stone dormers pierce the hipped slate roof. To one side, a grand timber gate stands between stone piers, flanked by two curved wall sections forming a 'tournebride', or carriage turning bay, each with its own pedestrian door. The garden front is rendered, a small veranda marking its centre beneath a three-slope slate roof, the main windows arranged symmetrically on either side. Above, the windows are set closer together, aligned beneath the two stone roof dormers. To the west, a flat-roofed extension reaches towards the garden as a narrow wing. The interior has been entirely restored to create five guest bedrooms. Particular care has been given to the decoration. A vestibule opens onto a sitting room, dining room, kitchen, and pantry. A staircase serves the two upper levels: three bedrooms occupy the first and two the second. The garden is laid out around a pond, with a remarkable maple as its centrepiece. At the far end, a cliff face is punctuated by four wide arches closed by imposing timber doors. Two give access to extensive rock-cut galleries configured for public events and compliant with French public-access building regulations (ERP) and reduced-mobility standards (PMR). The floor area amounts to around 650 m². The galleries also include a self-contained gîte.
…$779,300900m²7bedrooms6bathroomsland 1,568m²By Patrice Besse
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Castle Mayenne (53)
Near Mayenne, a 480 m² neo-Gothic château with outbuildings and riverside grounds of over 5 ha. A gateway flanked by a caretaker's house and a small annex gives onto a drive that leads to the château and its grounds. Louis Marchal, an architect from Laval, built the château in the early 20th century for the Marquis Robert de Négroni, owner of the neighbouring former ropeworks. It stands on the site of an earlier house. It is built of sandstone and granite rubble stone under a slate roof and has around 480 m² of floor area on four levels. Its neo-Gothic architecture is a composition of differentiated massing and rooflines. Corner turrets are capped with pepperpot roofs, chimney stacks stand in groups, and dormers have Gothic pediments. A cross and a weathervane top a small bell-turret. The château stands on slightly higher ground above the Mayenne, on an east-west axis, and overlooks the grounds, which slope down to the river.
…$839,900480m²8bedrooms2bathroomsland 5.2haBy Patrice Besse
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Land Tomar (Portugal)
Near Tomar, on the banks of the Nabão, a 19th-century estate covering some 14 hectares, with an approved rural tourism project. Tomar was born as much from water as from stone. The Knights Templar of Gualdim Pais founded the Convent of Christ there in 1160, and over the centuries the banks of the Nabão became dotted with mills, wine presses and gardens. Upstream from the plain where Roman Tomar was established, there is a place with a straightforward name: Fonte Quente, the hot spring. An estate of around 14 hectares stretches down to the river. A 19th-century house stands at its centre, awaiting restoration. A rural tourism project, which has already been approved, plans to add a new wing to the house and turn it into a guesthouse with around fifteen rooms. Other ways of utilising the estate remain possible. The Nabão has powered Tomar’s mills for centuries. Today, it can sustain an estate.
…$1,513,800140,000m²By Patrice Besse
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Property with pool and garden São Brás de Alportel (Portugal)
In the Algarve Barrocal, between São Brás de Alportel and Loulé, a south-facing villa set on approximately 4,100 m² of land. At the end of winter, parts of the Algarve are blanketed in a white that is not snow: it is the blossom of the almond trees. Legend has it that a Moorish king had them planted for his wife, a princess from the North, who was inconsolable at no longer seeing winter. Between São Brás de Alportel and Loulé, a south-facing villa overlooks the hills from a plot of approximately 4,100 m². On a clear day, the sea can be glimpsed in the distance. Two levels, separate yet connected, allow for entertaining without sacrificing privacy. In the garden, the fruit trees are already in place, the vegetable patch awaits its turn, and a private borehole supplies the water. In winter, the fireplace. In spring, the terrace. And in between, that month when the almond trees bring the legend to life once more.
…$1,345,600612m²By Patrice Besse
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