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Property Scansano (Italy)
Between Grosseto and Scansano, a protected Tuscan villa and its six-hectare estate planted with olive trees. A property that has stood the test of time without losing its character, built in the late 19th century and protected for its architectural value. The villa comprises two independent dwellings, currently used for hospitality, offering the possibility of different uses. The estate has over a thousand olive trees, producing around three thousand kilograms of oil each year. Close to the thermal baths of Saturnia and the coast of Castiglione della Pescaia, this is a place that suits those who wish to settle in the Maremma while enjoying both peace and quiet and convenience.
…$2,067,5006bedrooms7bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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House with pool Nérac (47)
Between Bordeaux and Toulouse, 5 minutes from a medieval bastide, a stone ensemble from the 18th century, set in 5 hectares with a view of the Pyrenees. The estate is located below a very little traveled small road that runs along the property to the north. Sheltered from view thanks to the numerous planted masses and a bamboo grove, the buildings open onto a large meadow arranged into paddocks, bringing light and perspective to the living spaces and exteriors, with the Pyrenees as a backdrop. At the end of the large automatic wrought iron entrance gate, framed by two pillars, a driveway leads to a vehicle parking area that faces the high metal doors at the back of the outbuilding used as a barn, as well as a vast courtyard bordered by stone walls. Two buildings reveal themselves on either side of a gravel courtyard, enhanced by a long rectangular pool and an olive tree. The first building, constructed in a square plan and raised two and a half stories under a gabled roof, integrates into the gentle slope of the terrain. The second, oblong in shape, raised two stories, stretches along the courtyard to the west and has a covered terrace of about 40 m² overlooking the courtyard. To the south, stone walls frame the courtyard to form a large terrace overlooking the garden. The landscaped park, where flowering groves, trees of various species, and lawns coexist, is entirely enclosed. In continuation of a spacious terrace arranged in front of the south facade of the dwelling, a space has been developed with wooden terraces, in which an octagonal pool has been inserted, all forming a boat deck from which the view extends to nature.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$571,700429m²5bedrooms1bathroomland 4.9haBy Patrice Besse
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House with pool Nantes (44)
A large 19th-century dwelling, in a sought-out neighbourhood in downtown Nantes. Along a major boulevard, the property is accessible via a metal gate with spear-like bars topped with spikes. The entrance, both protective and stately, indicates the transition from the lively urban space towards the peace and quiet of the interior courtyard, while, the dwelling, built in a bourgeois style in the late 19th century, stands out thanks to its understated exteriors, cadenced by large windows, which are, in turn, framed by ashlar stone. With three storeys, one of which is under the eaves, the dwelling features classical-style architecture with its horizontal stringcourses, which highlight the dwelling’s different levels, as well as its protruding door/window surrounds in light-colour stone that contrast delicately with the darker shade of its plaster-coated exteriors. As for the dwelling’s overall silhouette, it is accentuated by a slate gable roof and a brick chimney, typical of houses in the area, while its right-angle wing features an understated and, yet, elegant conservatory, inspired by the 19th century, with its latticework windows and glazed pediment, which helps open up the dwelling towards the verdant cobblestone courtyard.
…$1,235,900155m²4bedroomsland 846m²By Patrice Besse
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House with pool San Casciano dei Bagni (Italy)
In the heart of Val d'Orcia, a three-storey Tuscan residence with its own olive grove, on the outskirts of San .... A Tuscan residence in the heart of Val d'Orcia, between Siena and Lake Trasimeno. The residence has three floors and features spacious rooms flooded with natural light. The living room occupies the ground floor, along with a kitchen and several service areas. Upstairs, the bedrooms benefit from high ceilings and unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside. The basement houses a vaulted tavern, a multipurpose space whose use remains to be defined. The garden surrounds the house on several sides, structured around a swimming pool facing the hills. Agricultural land extends the property, planted with olive trees still in production. San Casciano dei Bagni is a few kilometres away: a spa village renowned for its springs and its recently discovered Roman archaeological site. A property that offers the dual possibility of a permanent residence or a tourist accommodation business.
…$1,328,3004bedrooms4bathroomsland 1.2haBy Patrice Besse
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House with garden and terrace Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (13)
In a village at the foot of the Alpilles, nestled in an ancient abbey, a residence with its courtyard to consolidate and enhance. The façade of the house faces the main square of the village. The property includes to the right a square defensive tower made of dressed stones, with an arched porch at its base. To the left, the corner tower, part of the neighboring property, is another witness of the old fortified enclosure. The heavy wooden gate of the square tower, wide enough for a carriage and punctuated with a door for pedestrians, allows passage to the residence. Above, a broken arch precedes another arch, in a full arch, lit by an ancient lantern. The tower overlooks the dwelling, whose façade is of plastered stone at two levels, under the almost flat roof of canal tiles. The main entrance is through a door fitted with a screen, known as "fly" style, flanked by two windows topped by two others, staggered. Partially and temporarily habitable during the planned renovation work (structural and finishing work), the house covers an area of around 110 m², to which the future buyer can add the more than 70 m² occupied by the attic. A courtyard of approximately 60 m² and a terrace of nearly 30 m² add to the pleasure of outdoor living in a very favorable climate throughout the year.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$317,600110m²3bedroomsBy Patrice Besse
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Private mansion Valognes (50)
An elegant 16th and 18th-century private mansion, its outbuildings, courtyard and tree-filled garden, in Valognes on the Cotentin peninsula. Set back from the street, the property faces a wide courtyard, accessible via an impressive solid iron electric swing gate. As for the edifice, its front door is placed in the middle of its façade, whereas the former outbuildings, with their own entrances, are placed at right angles on either side of the courtyard. Behind, the dwelling’s western exterior faces a pleasant tree-filled garden, while, set within one of the property’s tall walls, wooden double doors provide a side entrance accessible from a tree-filled chase. Built in the late 16th century, when Valognes was torn between the partisans of the Holy League and the Carentan Protestants who were laying siege to the town, this stately private mansion is made up of a central main dwelling flanked by two right-angle wings that close off the cobblestone courtyard. To the southeast, an archway opens onto a small annexe courtyard where two outbuildings are located, one of which is crowned with a corbelled pepperpot tower, and, directly opposite, two arrow slits in one of the central building’s walls still bear witness to this chaotic period of upheaval. As for the dwelling’s initial appearance, it was altered in the 18th century in order to accommodate a noble family. Partially constructed out of rubble stone and topped with a hipped roof punctuated by three dormer windows, the dwelling is also built out of “Valognes” stone, a sandy limestone that is both easy to manipulate and includes a large quantity of fossils. On either side, the four-storey main building, including an attic level, is cadenced by many wide casement windows, whereas, on the garden side, they overlook an immense conservatory, which is used as a winter garden or a summer dining room. To the west, facing the garden and adjacent to the conservatory, a small masonry structure, topped with a single-pitch roof and one window, contains the house’s staircase, while, to the south, a patio provides breath-taking views of the city’s rooftops.
…$797,000420m²5bedrooms3bathroomsBy Patrice Besse
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House Sable-sur-sarthe (72)
In the south of Sarthe, between La Flèche and Sablé, on more than 3 hectares, a restored former farm with outbuildings and equestrian facilities. Bordered by meadows, small woods, and hedgerows, a country road leads to the entrance of the property. A wooden gate opens onto a tree-filled garden and a courtyard. This courtyard serves four buildings: a renovated farmhouse where the main residence is located, former pigsties, and two barns, all restored. One of the barns can be converted for housing. With its four bedrooms and three bathrooms, the main dwelling is oriented southwest toward the courtyard and northeast toward an orchard. An additional bedroom and bathroom can be created. The building has two levels, one under the roof peak and clad in exposed stone, rhythmically featuring doors and arched windows framed with typical regional brick. A covered area is adjoined to the back facade. The gabled roof is made of modern tiles, interrupted by three dormer windows on the courtyard side and three roof windows on the orchard side. All openings are double-glazed except for the dormers. The entire property is surrounded by gardens and meadows over more than 3 hectares, with a large pond.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$727,700220m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 3.1haBy Patrice Besse
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House with pool La Seyne-sur-Mer (83)
A renovated, approximately 160 m² 19th century country house, with a wooded garden and swimming pool in a dominant position in La Seyne-sur-Mer. A tarmacked cul-de-sac around 100 metres long provides access to the property entrance, which is a metal gate supported by two stone pillars. From here, a short ramp leads to a wooded garden where a gravelled area provides parking for several cars on the eastern edge of the house. The house itself, built towards the centre of the plot, is flanked by a swimming pool on its western side. Two storeys high, with a cellar underneath, the building is roughly rectangular in shape, with a south-facing, rendered stone facade and three rows of windows on each storey, protected by wooden shutters. It is topped by a flat Marseille tile roof with four sloping sides. An impressive staircase with colonnades leads up to a vast travertine terrace, which borders the house on two sides. This extends to the swimming pool and the western part of the garden.
…$837,400160m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 1,126m²By Patrice Besse
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House Lonlay-l'Abbaye (61)
A 19th century renovated and reinvented farmhouse with a 4 200 m² garden planted with trees, in the north of the Domfrontais region in Orne . The property appears at the bend in an ancient road which is barely more than a small country lane. Situated in the centre of a hamlet, it is made up of an old farmhouse dating back to the 1830s, set against the hillside and surrounded by farm buildings which are scattered throughout the grounds. Sloping gently to the south, the development stretches out on either side of the road. The main plot is accessed from the west, through a courtyard overlooking the façade of the former farmhouse. Over the years, this authentic little farmhouse in the Orne countryside has been transformed into an original ensemble. Several extensions have been added by successive occupants, without ever breaking with the proportions and aesthetics of the pre-existing building. The façade has a slate gable roof and three windows to the south. The west gable is crowned by a chimney stump and pierced by small windows. To the east, the original building is flanked by a tower and several additions with single-pitch roofs. The first is a garage to the east of the farmhouse and in front of the tower. The second, adjoining the first, is a small lean-to. The third, with a slate roof, is attached to the east of the farmhouse. The entrance door is preceded by a glazed porch. A wooden terrace extends from the large window. Lined with black shutters, the windows are fitted with rounded red joinery. To the south, the garden includes a vegetable patch and extensive tree-lined lawns. A storeroom and garage, a barn, an open-sided shelter, a woodstore and a workshop are dotted around the property, in keeping with the local tradition of having a building for each particular use.
…$427,400200m²4bedrooms2bathroomsland 4,262m²By Patrice Besse
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Mill L'Isle-Adam (95)
An 18th-century stone watermill that could be a family home or a second home, nestled in a bucolic backdrop in France’s beautiful Vexin area, 35 minutes from Paris. Once you have gone through the gate, a hedge-lined drive leads up to the edifice of pale ashlar. The building faces the garden, spanning its breadth. The house has a basement, a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. With its gabled roof of flat tiles and its evenly spaced windows, it stands out as a strong, plain structure. On one side of it, the River Sausseron flows gently to a lock that is still in working order and that bears witness to the watermill’s past. This watermill was built in the 18th century. At the time, it was one of the region’s most efficient mills thanks to its large-diameter water wheel, turned by a diversion of the river than runs through the grounds of a neighbouring chateau. The building was converted in 1906 to become a metalwork plant. Later, it was turned into a house with spacious rooms and thick walls. Today, it offers 450m² of living space. The dual-aspect entrance hall connects to a 50m² kitchen and a 120m² lounge, bathed in natural light from many windows that look out at the garden. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, an open office, two bathrooms and a utility room. They form a comfortable, practical space. On the second floor, in the roof, there are two other bedrooms, as well as a bathroom, a small room and around 150m² of convertible loft space. A basement and a large garage complete the building. The garden extends behind the house and in front of it. This outdoor space is made up of lawns, old trees and natural hedges.
…$958,700575m²5bedrooms3bathroomsland 3,025m²By Patrice Besse
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House with pool Fontainebleau (77)
A vast estate with an elegant country house, gîtes, a private stable and 3.6 hectares of grounds, nestled 55 kilometres south-east of Paris, near the town of Barbizon and Fontainebleau forest. Near Barbizon, 55 kilometres south-east of Paris, a wrought-iron gate leads onto a sandstone-paved driveway lined with linden trees. The house then comes into view, standing proudly in its grounds that are entirely enclosed and cover 3.6 hectares. The elegant dwelling is hidden behind cedars, poplars and cherry trees. It has a mansard roof and neoclassical traits. Its ashlar elevations display symmetry, with eight north-facing bays and seven south-facing bays. Along the roof, there is a series of small-paned arched dormers. A roof lantern, which is typical of this style of construction, crowns the house. The entrance door is made of finely sculpted wood. It stands beneath a stone pediment. The estate offers spacious guestrooms for tourists. A terrace covering more than 200m² looks southwards at one hectare of parkland. There are three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms on the ground floor and two spacious bedrooms on the first floor. In the semi-basement, there is an old relaxation space with a swimming pool, a jacuzzi and a terrace. The house is entirely liveable, yet it requires special attention for maintenance and some parts need to be renovated. A caretaker’s house is set back from the entrance gate. It looks out at neighbouring meadows where racing horses graze. Indeed, equestrianism feels omnipresent here. At the end of the estate, there are horse-riding structures: a stable with 11 looseboxes, a covered riding school and a riding arena with a fibre-sand surface that covers 3,000m². They could be separated. And more than 2,300m² of land that can be built upon edges the estate along roughly 40 linear metres of the road. The estate is both bucolic and well-structured. It forms a peaceful backdrop, just stone’s throw from Fontainebleau forest.
…$4,215,900982m²11bedrooms6bathroomsland 3.6haBy Patrice Besse
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House Fontainebleau (77)
A 15th-century tithe barn and its 19th-century distillery, 10 kilometres north of Fontainebleau and 55 kilometres south of Paris. Only ten kilometres from Fontainebleau, the distillery, thanks to its location, environment and architecture, acts as a genuine link between country and city life. Located on a fertile plain where a few grazing horses provide a bucolic touch, it is bordered on one side by market garden fields, whereas, on the other side of the building, protected majestic trees, filtering the morning light, create a warm and intimate atmosphere around the stone constructions. Built out of buhrstone in the 19th century, the distillery, which contains four storeys of approximately 100 m² each, is inundated by light thanks to its large rectilinear windows, while from the building’s upper floor, the view extends over farmland, which provides a shimmering spectacle at sunset. Adjacent to the distillery and the seigniorial farm known as the “Fromagerie” or “Dairy”, built in the 15th and 16th centuries, the 260-m² barn with traditional wooden rafters and king post trusses, is 26 metres in length and has a floor-to-roof-ridge height of 10 metres, which makes it possible to create several additional levels here. Facing the distillery, the 125-m² loading dock with its metal structure and stone foundation, represents the last edifice on the property. In addition, the property is located in a Ubb1 area zoned for building, making it possible to come up with a variety of conversion projects for the three edifices already existing on the land registry. With all necessary utilities, such as water, electricity and gas in each of the buildings, the distillery’s roof, clad in local tiles, was redone in 2017, the ancient plaster on its courtyard-facing exteriors was removed and four floors were created with pockets for drainage and electrical purposes. Recognised as “remarkable”, this property’s industrial buildings represent considerable historical interest for both the town and the surrounding area.
…$691,900400m²land 1,356m²By Patrice Besse
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Castle Bergerac (24)
In Périgord, in the valley of L'Isle, on more than 6 hectares, a turnkey 19th-century manor, with an adjoining equestrian property available optionally. On a slightly wooded plateau opening towards the south, the manor stands at the height of the tree tops that surround it. Below, a meadow slopes gently down to the property's access, following a winding path from a road that is prohibited to heavy goods vehicles. In a second clearing, a swimming pool and its exotic wood terrace emerge. Vehicle parking is provided in the shade of the trees. No asphalt or gravel in this well-maintained grassy park, where deer find refuge. A passage under the trees, punctuated by a few stone steps, leads to the neighboring property, also offered for sale, which includes a gentleman's residence, a studio, outbuildings, a garden, a year-round water well, a stable, and an equestrian arena.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$1,963,500729m²9bedroomsland 6.4haBy Patrice Besse
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Manor Tournan-en-Brie (77)
A grand house steeped in history, nestled in the village of Ozouer-le-Voulgis in France’s Seine-et-Marne department, just 40 minutes from Paris by rail or road. The village of Ozouer-le-Voulgis has authentic character with traditional architecture in a lush backdrop. It offers shops for everyday needs. From a train station, six kilometres away, you can get to Paris is 40 minutes. The property lies opposite a 19th-century chateau. Vegetation and an outer wall give the property absolute privacy. Its elevations are coated with rendering and it is crowned with a hipped roof of tiles, which has just been entirely restored. The dwelling has kept its historical features. An entrance gate leads into a gravel court lined with trees, which creates a natural enclosure. The edifice faces north-east. Its grounds extend on its south side. Climbing ivy coats its walls. Louvred shutters painted green bring out the surrounding greenery. An outer stone wall separates the property from the road, preserving the place’s absolute calm. The interior showcases old craftsmanship. On the ground floor, the cement tiles of the hallway adjoin, on one side, the large lounge’s chevron parquet, mouldings and marble fireplace and, on the other side, a living room with a marble fireplace. This living room leads to an oval dining room with fine woodwork and a so-called Prussian fireplace – a fireplace built into the wall with an integrated plate-warming compartment – that bears witness to the French art of living that shaped this home. The kitchen lies in an extension that is more modern. A secondary corridor discreetly links it to the entrance hall. The reception rooms face south and are bathed in natural light. They offer an unrivalled view of the tree-dotted grounds. A majestic wooden staircase with a wrought-iron balustrade invites you to venture upstairs. The first floor offers, on one side, two bedrooms with a bathroom. And, on the other side, there is a private bathroom with a walk-in wardrobe and a utility room. This first floor continues the elegance of the ground floor with solid-wood strip flooring and marble fireplaces. The old chateau has stood the test of time and has kept its characterful traits. The second floor has wood strip flooring and fireplaces. It offers five bedrooms and an office. The top floor has a rustic character and is waiting to be showcased with its exposed roof frame and terracotta floor tiles. This roof space is filled with natural light from dormers with oval windows that look down over the grounds.
…$693,000280m²4bedrooms2bathroomsland 3,002m²By Patrice Besse
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Manor Sable-sur-sarthe (72)
To the south of Mayenne, in the bocage, a 16th-century manor and its outbuildings on 6 hectares. A tree-lined alley winds through the estate's park to a courtyard serving the manor situated on the hillside, offering a broad view of the surrounding countryside, where the bell tower of a church can be seen in the distance. Built with exposed stone blocks and lime plaster, it consists of two building sections linked by an external stair tower topped with a bell tower. The building includes a garden level that opens to the south, a ground floor accessed from the courtyard, a first floor, and a second floor under the eaves. The slate roof is two-pitched. Two windows penetrate the north facade. Two dormer windows with wooden muntins and transoms adorn the south facade. They are framed by pilasters and topped with triangular stone pediments made of tuffeau. The manor has 4 bedrooms, each with its own bathroom and private toilet. Two additional bedrooms are possible, each with their own bathrooms and a sauna. The property previously operated as a guesthouse. In front of the main house, framing the paved courtyard, a restored outbuilding still hosts two very large bedrooms and their bathrooms with toilets. An additional space of approximately 90 m2 could be developed. To the east of the main house, a small building serves as a summer kitchen and laundry room. It opens onto a slate courtyard that becomes a dining area in the summer under the shade of a pergola. To the south, the swimming pool, bordered by natural stone paving, is sheltered from the wind by several old low walls. Hidden by tall trees, the Quick tennis court has just been renovated. Upstream of the main house and the converted outbuilding, an old barn serves as a wood shed and garage. A landscaped space allows for the parking of several cars out of sight. The 6-hectare park is harmoniously designed and planted with trees of various species, some in alignment, and an orchard. Large meadows surround this ensemble.This description has been automatically translated from French.
…$1,033,700392m²6bedrooms6bathroomsland 6haBy Patrice Besse
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House Ferrières-en-Gâtinais (45)
100 km south of Paris, on the edge of the Montargis forest, a 18th-century manor with a guesthouse, outbuildings, and a park of nearly 7,300 m². At the end of a residential street in Paucourt, a gate leads into an enclosed area of about 7,300 m², comprised of a wooded park, trimmed hedges, and planted flowerbeds. The buildings are arranged in an L-shape around a courtyard and a garden, where a central open space structures the composition. The main house, oriented east-west, spans two levels complemented by an attic and offers nearly 490 m² of living space. The plastered facades are organized into ten regular bays. The roofs alternate between a Mansard loft covered with slate and two-pitched volumes with flat tiles; the whole is punctuated by dormer windows. Inside, the terracotta floors, exposed beams, brick masonry, and stone fireplaces echo the antiquity of the construction. These elements contribute to the architectural reading of the place and the understanding of its various phases of work. The property is now divided into two entities: a six-bedroom guesthouse and a second structure that includes a large reception room as well as an independent three-bedroom apartment with a double-height ceiling. The whole is in generally good condition, but some work is to be anticipated, including some finishes in the apartment and certain woodwork to be replaced. Stables and a dependency serving as a workshop and boiler room are located along the plot boundary along a north-south axis. The stables retain five wooden boxes arranged around a central aisle. They are partially topped by a mezzanine. The outbuildings offer approximately an additional 360 m² of convertible space, for a total ground area of nearly 860 m².
…$691,900600m²8bedroomsland 7,300m²By Patrice Besse
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House Cenlle (Spain)
In the Ribeiro wine region, a 16th-century Galician manor house and its 3-hectare estate. In the Ribeiro wine region, around thirty minutes from Ourense, you'll find a unique 16th-century architectural ensemble. A Galician ‘casa grande’, enriched over the centuries, its stone buildings are arranged around inner courtyards linked by a wooden bridge. The majestic entrance, surmounted by a carved coat of arms, announces the nobility of the place. The main residence houses vast reception rooms, a library and an ancestral kitchen with a traditional fireplace. A vaulted chapel, accessible from both the street and the flats, retains its original altarpiece. The former outbuildings - cellars, stables and attics - bear witness to past farming activities. Three hectares of vines, a hundred-year-old forest and a vegetable garden with a river running through it complete this unique estate, a blend of heritage and wine-growing potential.
…$1,270,500land 4.5haBy Patrice Besse
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House Fayence (83)
In the heart of the Canton of Fayence, a Provençal village house and its flower-covered patio . Most likely built in the 17th century as an extension of the old castle ruins and dwarfed by the Clock tower – its neighbour and elder by more than 200 years – the house built out of local stone has inherited a privileged space within the perched habitats characteristic of Provençal villages, where most of the houses are grouped together on a hill, known as a “rocky acropolis”. From the promontory facing the house, a panoramic view embraces the Estérel and Maures Mountains as well as the rooftops of the ancient village, which has preserved a medieval aspect, presenting a palette of ochre and earth tones. The house is located on a quiet, sloping street, at the base of ancient ramparts. Its exposed stone façades, facing south and west, are pierced with simple casement windows and protected by wooden louvred shutters. Its characteristic sloping roof with barrel tiles accentuates its picturesque character. The building, with a surface area of approximately 150 m², has thick walls, which keep the interior cool during the summer months. The front façade, facing south, has five windows, while the western façade has three picture windows. A cellar of approximately 15 m² is located in the basement and is used for storage. A stone buttress at the base of the western side of the building, helps offset the street’s slope and forms a small private patio paved with stones at the entrance to the house, under which a cellar is located. This recalls a time when the village’s inhabitants would sit on their front steps at the end of the day to chat. A wooden door marks the front entrance while a second entry is possible below the street level, on the southern side.
…$456,200147m²4bedrooms1bathroomland 85m²By Patrice Besse
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Manor Saint-Malo (35)
Entre le Mont-Saint-Michel et Combourg, un vaste manoir du 17e s. et son parc de près de 6000 m². À deux pas de la place du village, où se dresse une église atypique datée du 18e s., la propriété est entièrement close de murs. L'accès à la cour d'honneur se fait par un portail encadré de deux hauts piliers de granit. De là, une allée gravillonnée traverse les vastes pelouses du parc. L'élégante façade symétrique du logis se dévoile au premier coup d’œil. Construit dans la première partie du 17e s., l'édifice d'époque Louis XIII présente un plan en L, composé de deux corps de bâtiment. Le manoir fut principalement édifié en moellon de granit doré de Haute-Bretagne. Les encadrements des baies et les chaînages d'angle sont en pierre de taille. Coiffé d'élégantes toitures à croupe en ardoise, ornées de corniches à modillons et de lucarnes au fronton triangulaire avec décor de volutes sur les côtés, l'ensemble est couronné de souches de cheminée et d’un pot de feu, soit un épi de faîtage en plomb en forme de vase.
…$1,721,000600m²9bedrooms2bathroomsland 5,794m²By Patrice Besse
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House with pool Bagno a Ripoli (Italy)
In the Chianti hills, near Florence, an authentic Tuscan farmhouse with a medieval tower on a large estate. Imagine stepping through the gate of this property and finding yourself in front of an authentic Tuscan farmhouse enhanced by a medieval tower, nestled in the enchanting hills of the Florentine countryside. Here, time seems to stand still, offering a rare opportunity to reveal its full splendour through a restoration that will transform it into an exceptional residence. The panorama is breathtaking: rolling hills stretching to the horizon, picturesque sunsets, and a tranquillity that only such a place can provide. The interior spaces offer a glimpse of vast living rooms with stone fireplaces, light-filled bedrooms, and a convivial kitchen adorned with exposed beams. Much more than a home, this is a true refuge for the soul, destined to become a unique private residence or an investment with remarkable potential. A privileged location: close to Florence, yet immersed in the tranquillity and charm of Chianti. A rare opportunity for those who aspire to experience authentic Tuscany.
…$1,028,0006bedrooms3bathroomsland 1.1haBy Patrice Besse
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