Luxury apartments for sale Confolens, France

Located on the ground floor of a private mansion dating from 1891 in the heart of Limoges, this 97 sq. m. of living space flat is full of architectural treasures. A jewel for art lovers, to be discovered without delay. The living room has a superb fireplace, an exceptional coffered ceiling and 4 important panels signed by the greatest French ceramist Théodore DECK (1824-1891). The walls also feature large marouflaged paintings from the second half of the 19th century and the bedroom ceiling is decorated with an important painting by Etienne Furlaud (1848). In perfect condition, this luxury flat offers, in addition to its magnificent bedroom and its listed lounge, an entrance hall, a dining room, a kitchen with a storeroom and a shower room. A garage and 3 cellars complete the set for an outstanding urban comfort. Selling price : 395 000 euros Fees payable by the vendor Energy class : E Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €1,783 and €2,413 per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at: georisques.gouv.fr

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Unique in the town centre of Chatellerault, in a Art Deco building with lift, this loft of 319 sq. mt of living surface offers an exceptional brightness, high quality features and materials. An outstanding 159.5 sq. mt living room with waxed concrete floor, suspended stove and cupboards, also includes an equipped kitchen with central island and a study space, as well as a 27.7 sq. mt wellness space with jacuzzi and sauna are arranged around the 41 m² patio. The 61 m² bedroom ensuite consists of a bedroom with cupboard, a dressing room, a bathroom (large shower and bath) and separated toilets. Two other bedrooms (21.3 and 15.8 m²) with their private shower room complete the night sections. The practical aspect was not overlooked with a fitted back-kitchen, a laundry and an artist workshop leading to a vast attic of 300 m² of floor surface (141 m² under 1.80 m) with terrace, suitable for conversion or creation of another apartment. In the courtyard, you will find two covered parking places and an outbuilding for bikes, tools, wood logs... Within walking distance from all amenities, services and TGV station (Paris 1h20).

This large and comfortable apartment is nested in the heart of the prestigious historical site of Périgueux, with picturesque little streets and colourful shops, on the first floor of an ancient mansion. No work needed. A triple exposure illuminates the interior, the stone walls, magnificient flooring, complete renovation, high ceilings, former chapel converted into an entrance, give a warm and cosy atmosphere. Large reception rooms : 4 bedrooms, a 39 m² lounge and a 37 m² living-room with a dining room in the alcove and access to the terrasse, another living-room with balcony, two separate entrance-halls, 3 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, numerous closets. Some of the rooms have an acces to an enjoyable terrasse and a charming balcony. This high quality apartment is suitable for a liberal profession or B&B activity, thanks to its 2 separate entrances. Périgueux and the Périgord Noir benefit from exceptional cultural and touristic activities. It is situated close to shops and services, a few minutes to the A 89 Highway. Bordeaux 1h30, Bergerac airport : 50mn, station 5mn. DPE : D/D Prix HAI : 682 000 € - Prix net vendeur : 650 000€ (honoraires de 32 000 € à la charge de l'acquéreur). Bien présenté par Corinne Frémont (EI) +33 (0)6 11 47 76 42,[email protected]. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr.

The two top floors of a 19th-century building, each with their own terrace, in a calm district of the city of Périgueux, near the remains of a Gallo-Roman amphitheatre. When the Paris-Orléans train line was extended to Périgueux in 1857, the district that linked the square Place Francheville to the city’s train station never ceased to develop. A cooperative bakery was founded on 28 June 1885 by a food cooperative in Périgueux to help the railway workers and their families buy bread at the lowest possible prices. The large building is made of stone. Cellars lie beneath it. It forms an L shape on a corner where two streets meet. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. A mansard roof, with tiles on its upper section and slate on its lower slope, crowns the building. Many windows close together punctuate the elevations. They are fitted with louvred shutters. On the first floor, each one has a window ledge that protrudes upon corbels. A carriage door leads into a garage, which is also for sale as an option. A south-facing inner court includes a patio and a terrace that are not overlooked. You reach them via the staircase that connects to the former communal areas. This staircase is now entirely private.

A large, undisturbed five-bedroom flat on the first floor of a former post office building in the sought-after Belle Époque district of Périgueux. The district linking the Cours Montaigne to the railway station was created in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Between the existing townhouses, there are apartment blocks and other new constructions providing residents with new services and cultural venues. From 1906 to 1930, the building was used as a post office because of its modern layout, comprising three vast levels of 200 m² each, plus cellars and an Eiffel-style iron roof structure. Six metal posts rising from the central space of the ground floor underpin what was at the time an architectural feat. The rectangular stone building is topped by a hip roof with interlocking tiles. The northern, neo-classical facade facing the street features large, small-paned French windows opening onto small balconies protected by wrought-iron railings. The dressed stone window surrounds and cornice are embellished with decorative colonnades, diamond-carved motifs and geometric shapes. At either end of the building, there is a monumental entrance door. The first, topped by a carved fire pot, leads via a staircase to two floors and provides access to a secure parking courtyard at the rear. A staircase behind the second entrance door leads to the cellars.

EXCLUSIVITY IN THE HEART OF NIORT Situated in the noble floors of a private mansion designed by Georges Lasseron in the late 19th century, this exceptional apartment-house has been skillfully restored to preserve its authenticity. It features a garden and 260 square metres of living space, including a 24 square metres orangery, ideal for remote work. Furthermore, this property benefits from three different entrances. On the ground floor: The entrance leads through a 26 square metres grand hall adorned with interior wrought-iron grilles, Carrara and Verona marble flooring, mosaic details, and a large stained glass window by Ch. Champigneule & Sons, illuminating the 1.60 metres wide stone staircase. The reception rooms, totaling 78 square metres, boast herringbone parquet. They consist of a spacious drawing room with painted ceilings signed by J. Godeffroy, a smaller smoking room known as the “Turkish” salon, and a formal dining room with ornate walnut wall-panelling and a coffered ceiling finely painted and decorated. In addition to these rooms, the former servants’ quarters renovated with cupboards, wardrobes, and guest toilets, lead to a contemporary fitted kitchen of 17.43 square metres with two islands. On the first floor: The grand staircase provides access to three bedrooms (measuring 20 square metres, 24 square metres, and 12.50 square metres). One bedroom has a bathroom and toilet, while the other two have shower rooms and toilets. The master bedroom, with a balcony overlooking the garden, features a solid cherry wood walk-in wardrobe. The apartment also includes: - A private and enclosed landscaped French-style garden of approximately 400 square metres, crowned with an octagonal fountain. - A 24 square metres orangery. - A garage that can accommodate two cars side by side, with automatic opening. - Two cellars and a boiler room with a gas condensing boiler. The building’s facade was renovated in 2014, and the slate roof was redone in 2022. This property is subject to a shared-freehold status. The total number of shared-freehold units in the building is 6, with an annual service charge of €3,786.