Luxury architect houses for sale Espinasse-Vozelle, France

Located in a preserved residential neighborhood of Bellerive sur Allier, this architect-designed villa from 1980 features 7/8 rooms with approximately 140 m2 of single-level living space on a particularly flat, wooded, and enclosed plot of 6,860 m2. The exceptional and bright volumes provide this home with a variety of comfortable and tranquil spaces. A triple living room of 44 m2 with double exposure to East/West and an operational fireplace, extended by a dining room of 18 m2, a master suite of 32 m2 with a dressing room and bathroom/WC, a fully equipped kitchen, WC, laundry room, pantry, basement, and crawl space. Upstairs, a large mezzanine/office overlooks 2 bedrooms and a shower room with WC, and there are 2 attics. A double garage that could be converted into additional bedrooms. Underfloor electric heating and convectors, roof redone in 2023. Renovation work is needed to update the property.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Beautiful late 19th-century villa fully renovated by a renowned architect, with original woodwork and ornaments, located on the most sought-after street for period homes near the town hall (cf. Unesco). It consists of 9 rooms, including a furnished/converted T2 with a separate entrance, and features 2 terraces, one accessible from the living area and the other from the T2, which is extended by a garden. The house has a lovely landscaped space close to shops and amenities (train station, schools, pharmacies, universities). 5 bedrooms, including 3 spacious ones, 1 office, 3 bathrooms, the house is equipped with plenty of storage and dressing areas. Ideal for families with school-aged children and a professional space in the T2 (medical office) or for furnished rental use (seasonal and/or student).This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the city center of Riom, in the Marthuret district, a private mansion from the 18th century and its vast terrace. Located in a protected area, at the end of a quiet street, the private mansion is part of a small co-ownership. Its design is attributed to Claude-François Legay (1728-1803), the city's architect, but the building, although constructed in the 18th century, seems to rest on older structures, probably medieval. Organized around an inner courtyard, the dwelling reveals, in its center, a small overhanging balcony. On the top level, a terrace of about 75 m² represents a precious uniqueness in the old local urban fabric.This description has been automatically translated from French.