luxury farmhouses for sale Picardie, France

Located in Monneville, in the heart of the Vexin, approximately 55 km from Paris, 19 km from Pontoise and 16 km from Gisors, the Domaine du Breuil is a rare historic estate, entirely enclosed by stone walls, with origins dating back to 1232. Formerly a seigneurial estate of Templar origin, closely linked to the feudal history of the Vexin, the property was rebuilt from the 16th century onwards. Its history is notably reflected in the Saint-Nicolas Chapel, built in the early 17th century by the de Mornay family, the former lords of the estate. A rare example of rural Baroque architecture in the region, the chapel lends the property a distinctive historical and architectural character. Extending over approximately 445 sq m, the main house is in very good condition and offers generous proportions within an authentic setting. It comprises a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, five bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a playroom, a laundry room and two storage rooms. The layout lends itself equally well to comfortable family living and entertaining. An independent apartment of approximately 71 sq m completes the residential accommodation, providing a self-contained space for family members or guests. The estate also stands out for the scale and variety of its outbuildings, which bear witness to its history and offer considerable potential for restoration and conversion. The Saint-Nicolas Chapel, measuring approximately 135 sq m, is one of the property's most remarkable features. Its single nave, three-sided apse, columned entrance portal and architectural details reflect its rich history and give the estate a distinctive heritage character. A substantial barn of approximately 438 sq m and an additional outbuilding of 267 sq m complete the property. Their generous volumes offer scope for a variety of projects, subject to the necessary planning permissions and any applicable heritage and urban planning restrictions. A garage of approximately 57 sq m provides additional parking and storage space. With the exception of the main house, the other buildings require renovation. Their variety, scale and historic character nevertheless offer significant potential for an owner wishing to develop a project that respects the estate's architectural heritage. Set within approximately 15,575 sq m of grounds, the estate enjoys a peaceful, green setting, sheltered from view by its surrounding walls. The grounds offer attractive landscaped perspectives and scope for further enhancements, while preserving the historic character of the property. The grounds are suitable for a swimming pool, with the possibility of a pool covering a maximum ground area of 40 sq m, subject to the required permissions. A pond located outside the estate walls further enhances the surrounding landscape. With its rich history, distinctive architecture, private chapel and extensive outbuildings, the Domaine du Breuil represents a rare opportunity to acquire a property of considerable heritage interest. It will appeal to those seeking an estate of character, combining a spacious main residence, independent accommodation and several historic buildings offering potential for restoration. Its location in the French Vexin, within easy reach of Pontoise and Paris, makes it particularly well suited to a residential or heritage-led project, in a setting that combines history, privacy and the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside.

25 minutes from Crépy-en-Valois (60800), discover this exceptional property from an old fortified farm, renovated in 2007 by an architect and offering a unique potential, both residential and professional.The property includes:1/ A master house of 320 m²: It has a ground floor of 160 m² with a large entrance, dining room with fireplace, equipped kitchen, living room with fireplace, game room, restrooms, dressing room, adjoining saddle room, cellar. On the first floor, a landing with access to four bedrooms, three dressing rooms, two bathrooms, two toilets, laundry room. On the second floor; fully convertible attic. Exposed beams - Great height available.2/ An adjoining house with 4 bedrooms (ideal for guest house or bed and breakfast): Adjoining house of 80 m² including a boiler room, a technical room, two other rooms. On the first floor, 4 bedrooms (formerly guest rooms, not currently in use) each with their own shower room (shower + sink), toilet. A long corridor distributing each room individually.3/ Professional buildings of 1,031 m² on the ground floor (workshop, storage, high height): 1st set on quartz slab of 855 m² including: 1st building from 2009 of 500.50 m² - with glued laminated timber frame HSP: 6.90 meters - Height at the ridge 8.00 meters Length 38.50 x width 13.00 meters Sectional door width 4.50 meters Double skin insulation 2nd adjoining building 178.50 m² (workshop 123.50 m² + store 55 m²). 3rd building of 176 m² + floor 176 m² (convertible).4/ Outbuildings: 3 horse boxes. Garage (shed). Wood shed. Shelter. Large enclosed courtyard with gate. Heavy vehicle circulation road.LAND/ 3 hectares of enclosed land, calm and clear environment.OPTION REDUCED LAND: Possibility of acquisition with 24,011 m² of agricultural land less, depending on the projects of the buyer.A perfect property for craftsman, entrepreneur, guest house, bed and breakfast, or large-scale project.Agency reference: 6106This description has been automatically translated from French.

Just 20 minutes from Château-Thierry (02400), discover this exceptional property from an old fortified farm, renovated in 2007 by an architect and offering unique potential, both residential and professional.The property includes:1/ A master house of 320 m²: It has a ground floor of 160 m² with a large entrance, dining room with fireplace, equipped kitchen, living room with fireplace, game room, restrooms, dressing room, outbuilding, cellar. On the first floor, a landing leading to four bedrooms, three dressing rooms, two bathrooms, two toilets, laundry room. On the second floor; fully convertible attic. Exposed beams – High ceilings available.2/ An adjoining house with 4 bedrooms (ideal for gîtes or guest rooms): Adjoining house of 80 m² including a boiler room, a technical room, two other rooms. On the first floor, 4 bedrooms (formerly guest rooms, not in operation today), each with its own shower room (shower + washbasin), toilets. A large corridor individually distributing each room.3/ Professional buildings of 1,031 m² on the ground floor (workshop, storage, high ceilings): 1st set on quartz slab of 855 m² including: 1st building from 2009 of 500.50 m² - with glued laminated timber. Clear height: 6.90 meters - Height at the ridge 8.00 meters. Length 38.50 x width 13.00 meters. Sectional door width 4.50 meters. Double-skin insulation. 2nd adjoining building of 178.50 m² (workshop 123.50 m² + store 55 m²). 3rd building of 176 m² + floor 176 m² (convertible).4/ Outbuildings: 3 horse boxes. Garage (shed). Woodshed. Shelter. Large closed courtyard with gate. Heavy truck circulation road.LAND/ 3 hectares of enclosed land, quiet and open environment.OPTION TO REDUCE LAND: Possibility of acquisition with 24,011 m² of agricultural land less, depending on the buyer's project.Ideal location: 15 min A4 20 min Château-Thierry 40 min Marne-la-Vallée Agency reference: 6106This description has been automatically translated from French.

Just 15 minutes from Villiers-Cotterêts (02600), discover this exceptional property from an old fortified farm, renovated in 2007 by an architect and offering a unique potential, both residential and professional.The estate includes:1/ A master house of 320 m²: It features a ground floor of 160 m² with a large entrance, dining room with fireplace, equipped kitchen, living room with fireplace, game room, restrooms, dressing room, annex saddle room, cellar. On the first floor, a landing provides access to four bedrooms, three dressing rooms, two bathrooms, two toilets, laundry room. On the second floor; fully convertible attic. Exposed framework – Great height available.2/ An adjoining house with 4 bedrooms (ideal for gîte or guest rooms): Attached house of 80 m² including a boiler room, a technical room, and two other rooms. On the first floor, 4 bedrooms (formerly guest rooms, not currently in use) each with their own shower room (shower + sink), toilet. A large corridor individually distributes each room.3/ Professional buildings of 1,031 m² on one level (workshop, storage, great height): 1st set on quartz slab of 855 m² including: 1st building from 2009 of 500.50 m² - with glued laminated timber frame HSP: 6.90 meters - Ridge height 8.00 meters Length 38.50 x Width 13.00 meters Sectional door width 4.50 meters Double skin insulation 2nd adjoining building 178.50 m² (workshop 123.50 m² + store 55 m²). 3rd building of 176 m² + floor 176 m² (convertible)4/ Outbuildings: 3 horse boxes. Garage (shed). Woodstore. Shelter. Large enclosed courtyard with gate. Heavy vehicle circulation roadway.LAND/ 3 hectares of enclosed land, quiet and clear environment.OPTION REDUCED LAND: Possibility of acquisition with 24,011 m² of agricultural land less, depending on the buyer’s project.Ideal location: Quick access to A4 – La Ferté-sous-Jouarre – Marne-la-Vallée. Ideal mixed-use for residential + professional/craft activity. Agency reference: 6106This description has been automatically translated from French.

An isolated farmhouse with approximately 1 600 m² of buildings and 8 hectares of land on the edge of the Retz forest. The property, on the edge of a wooded area, today comprises a manor house built in 1926, a servant’s house and large farm buildings built around a vast enclosed courtyard, typical of the large rural farms in the Île-de-France region. Fields and woods stretch as far as the eye can see around the farm, in a peaceful, open setting. The farm buildings are solid and simple with their stone structures and flat-tiled roofs. Stables, barns, sheds and various outbuildings cover almost 2 000 m2 of floor space. The homogeneity of the materials and the rigour of the lines unify the site, despite the reconstruction that took place in the early 20th century. Further on, an additional building, on its own on the edge of the site, gives an idea of the original size of the farm. The site feels coherent, both in terms of proportions and in the choice of materials used.