Luxury houses for sale Saint-Parres-aux-Tertres, France (page 2)

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It is only 4.8 km from Romilly sur Seine, a town of 14,500 inhabitants bordering the Aube and Marne departments, that this 413sqm architect's house built in 1965 proudly overlooks the confluence of the Aube and the Seine since its park of more than 1.15 hectares. From the outside, and once past the motorized gate providing access to one of the two parking areas available on the property, the house stands before us. From there we immediately notice the potential offered by its large, unobstructed park of more than 11,000 sqm. Built on 2 levels, this beautiful contemporary with amenities on one level is organized into two levels, separated by a mezzanine offering a vertical view of the garden level below thanks to its 6.30 meters of height under ceiling. It is also from this mezzanine that we notice the great potential of the shared living space on the two levels which totals no less than 215 sqm. By accessing the interior of the house through one of the two entrances on the ground floor, we pass in front of the scullery from a hallway, then the 20 sqm kitchen also giving access to the 120 sqm terrace semi-covered where a skylight lets the sun's rays penetrate, and finally the long and wide corridor which leads to the living room, and which ideally separates the day part from the night part. This first level accommodates a double living room of 91 sqm with fireplace, from where daylight penetrates thanks to a large bay window, and above all thanks to a glazed wall with return totaling 9.5 meters in length and 3.30 m in width. height creating the impression of extending the terrace located just on the other side of the glazing. On the night side, its three spacious bedrooms of more than 21 sqm each include a private bathroom with WC, the largest of 28 m2 has a bathroom with bathtub, shower, and separate WC. Still from the corridor in which there are three large cupboards, we find, going towards the second entrance to the house, a bathroom containing WC and urinal. On the garden level, the large reception room of 134 sqm, where there is a fitted bar and also a bed of plants overlooked by the mezzanine with a wide staircase which accommodates the double living room above, is an obvious call to moments festive and friendly. It is also from this space that we access a south-facing grassy garden of 300 sqm which could possibly accommodate a swimming pool. At this same level, considering the slope on which the house is built, we find a basement totaling nearly 195 sqm additional including a cellar, a laundry room, storage spaces, and a boiler room where there is an oil boiler. , as well as a heat pump. From the main street to the south, an alley forming the second access leads us to the second entrance to this wooded property, then to an independent buried garage more than 11 meters long. This architect-designed house, where some renovations are to be expected, offers very interesting potential, including for a professional activity due to its suitable design. Its privileged location with its unobstructed view overlooking the tributary is a therapy for all lovers of calm, wide open spaces, and friendly family moments. Just 7 minutes from Marcilly sur Seine TER station giving access to Paris Gare de l'Est in 1 hour 09 minutes, 35 minutes by car from Troyes and its business airport, 5 minutes from all amenities, and 3 minutes from schools , this vast atypical property awaits its new occupants. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2015: EUR5,065 (fuel and electricity) Information on risks to which this property is exposed are available on the Géorisks website: https://www.georisks.gouv.fr Fees payable by the seller. Contact: 03 26 07 47 51 REF. '6374 EAR'

Located equidistant between the cities of Auxerre, Troyes and Sens, 1h40 from the capital and a few kilometers from Saint-Florentin, in a green and peaceful setting of more than 2200m2, this former cider house of 282m2 has been renovated with elegance. Erected as a master, the L-shaped building benefits from a main facade facing south. It has an undeniable charm with its Virginia creeper dress and its remarkable natural slate roof. On the garden level, the entrance can naturally be made through this large French window which plunges us into a living room - dining room with a beautiful cathedral height giving off a feeling of authenticity and character. Decorated with beautiful natural stones from the region on the ground as well as beautiful exposed beams, this volume of 90m2, embellished by a modern insert, is entirely suitable for good moments of relaxation with family or friends. In its extension, a warm fitted and equipped kitchen enjoys access to the rear garden and the terrace. It is also embellished with an authentic open stone fireplace which is equipped with a heat diffuser. A bright master suite with dressing room and bathroom, a boiler-laundry room and a first heated workshop complete this first level. Upstairs, accessible by an imposing solid wood staircase, there is on the one hand a footbridge which leads to a spacious mezzanine. Ideal for an office space, games room for a pool table or for children, this volume can also be used or become a bedroom. On the other hand, on the night side, four bedrooms with unique decorations share a renovated bathroom. In return of the L, a high porch offers covered parking and access to a second independent and heated workshop also serving as a woodshed. Two large volumes, located under the roofs and above the two workshops, open up new layout possibilities. The wonderfully maintained exteriors complete the whole, offering an idyllic setting without vis-à-vis, on the one hand largely sunny on the front facade and on the other shaded for the high heat in summer. A stone and brick barn of approximately 85m2 completes the property. The living environment between plains and forests, the volumes and the noble materials present make it an ideal character house for a main and secondary residence. Less than 10km from all amenities - schools and school bus service established in the town. Railway station in Saint-Florentin. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for 2011: EUR3,640.

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Situated close to the famous Lac du Der, this authentic mill, the first traces of which date back to the 11th century, spans 316 m² on a plot of 80 ares. A treasure trove of history nestled in a bucolic setting, with its typical Champagne half-timbering, exposed beams, old-fashioned fireplace and old paddle wheel, it exudes a warm atmosphere. This authentic setting has been perfectly respected by its owners, who have also equipped it with all the comforts of a contemporary home. From the moment you enter, the charm of the half-timbering is immediately apparent. The various character features of the house are skilfully highlighted by the many windows that provide an abundance of natural light. The living room, where the warmth of wood reigns supreme, features an impressive stone fireplace. It is extended on one side by a pleasant lounge with lighter tones, and on the other by an open-plan kitchen that sits behind the half-timbering. This provides access to a pleasant terrace beside the river. A bedroom and two shower rooms complete the ground floor. A charming wooden staircase leads up to the first floor, with its four bedrooms, two shower rooms, a dressing area and a vast, light-filled room, the use of which will be limited only by the imagination of its future owners. Another wing of the building houses all the old mill mechanisms, carefully preserved as evidence of a past rich in history. An impressive outbuilding, also dressed in half-timbering, and its vaulted cellar add to the many assets of the property, which has a water right founded in title. It is therefore possible to restore the old turbine in order to relaunch hydraulic production. The authentic setting and rich history of this property make it a unique property that will provide its future guests with a lifestyle full of serenity. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros4,980 and euros6,810. Contact: Valentine 06 63 32 39 79

UNDER OFFER - Near Tonnerre, beautiful old renovated property in excellent condition comprising a main stone house of approx. 400 m² living space on 2 levels with 10 main rooms including 5 bedrooms each with en-suite shower room, a large heated indoor swimming pool, an adjoining house of approx. 100 m² living space on 2 levels with 5 main rooms including 3 bedrooms, an entrance courtyard with well, enclosed parkland, outbuildings (garages or workshops or warehouses), all set in 4800 m² of land. Burgundy stone floor tiles, beams, fireplaces,... Energy class: E Climate class : E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €6.330 and €8.640 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

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Located in the center of Tonnerre, a 10-minute walk from the train station which leads to Paris in 1 hour, this house with its sophisticated architecture highlights the 'belle époque' of these villas which introduced fantasies into the suburbs now more than a century ago. 100 years. Built on 3888m2 of enclosed land with trees, this house is built on cellars. The star-shaped entrance leads to a fitted kitchen, a bright double living room with parquet flooring and fireplace and finally a bedroom with bathroom. The first floor offers 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. As for the top floor, two beautiful bedrooms offer a clear view of the city and the rear garden. A brick house remains to be renovated to allow for a multitude of uses for this space. The old city grant, now within the property, serves as an outbuilding for the garden. The secure courtyard easily accommodates several vehicles. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on 2021 energy prices: between 2020 and 2780 euros per year. Regulatory information on the risks to be taken into account is exhibited are available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Florent GUILLOUX 07 89 99 87 19 - [email protected]

A riverside holiday home in the Blaise Valley, Haute-Marne. The property is five minutes from Sommevoire, in a small rural commune with fewer than 100 inhabitants. Situated in the centre of the village, alongside a stone bridge over the River Blaise and a path only for local residents, it has a small garden with a well, enclosed by wrought-iron railings that close the garden off from the street, and a terrace at the back in front of the garden just above the river.

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Situated in the heart of a village that is emblematic of French history, this 51-acre property is just a few steps away from attractive places that are popular with visitors, notably the famous Croix de Lorraine. Its various buildings, from which emanate all the cachet of the old, cover 1,000 m² (1,076 sq ft). Charles De Gaulle, whose residence is just a few steps away, is even said to have said these words about the place: 'There, I restore my serenity'. The complex is composed of four independent buildings. The main house has been carefully renovated to highlight all its character assets: woodwork, parquet floors, floor tiles, travertine, fireplaces and French ceilings immerse the visitor in a warm and unique atmosphere. From the entrance on the courtyard side, the tone is set by the majesty of its volumes, its solid oak and terracotta staircase which leads to the reception rooms with access to the garden. The main rooms are an entrance hall, a large lounge, two small lounges, a dining room, a large kitchen and a study. On the ground floor of this building are six beautiful bedrooms with their own bathrooms. A master suite is located on the upper level. A secondary house with two magnificent bedrooms and their bathrooms and a four-room flat with authentic charm also takes place on the estate. An unfinished barn with an impressive roof structure and a commercial space offer additional possibilities for development. The charm and beauty of the perfectly maintained estate with its landscaped garden is ideal for living as a main or secondary residence and could also be used for tourism, seasonal rental or events. The estate can be immediately profitable with the operation of a restaurant with an international reputation; it can also be divided into several lots. Energy class E / Climate class E Estimated average annual energy costs for business use based on energy prices for the year 2021: 16,440 euros Contact : Valentine 06.63.32.39.79, commercial agent RSAC n°540016771

We are delighted to present to you this superb property of 481.83 m2 which combines elegance, comfort and exceptional nature. Nestled in the heart of a lush park, this residence is sure to charm you.This spacious and bright house offers generous living space, perfect for a family. The 7 bedrooms are comfortable. You will be able to enjoy the breathtaking view of the park from every room. The numerous lounges, each with its unique character, will allow you to entertain guests in style and enjoy comfortable spaces for relaxation in family. Outbuildings offer endless opportunities, whether for hosting friends or creating a personalized leisure space. Particularly with its numerous boxes ideal for an equestrian activity. The property is ideally located in Héry, offering a serene living environment while being close to the town's amenities. Schools & shops are nearby, making it a very convenient place to live. Don't miss the opportunity to acquire this unique property with exceptional grounds. Contact us today to schedule a visit. You will fall in love with this corner of paradise in Héry.

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Located only 10 km from Chablis and 1h50 from Paris (between Brussels and Geneva) via the A6 motorway, this property nestles in the heart of a lovely village accessible by a country road. It offers the ideal place to recharge your batteries as a family and enjoy the tranquillity of Burgundy. A magnificent property dating from the 19th century presenting a living area of 1200 sq.m, it sits on 1.6 ha of leafy grounds crossed by the river. The interior is spread over four levels with high ceilings and open beams. Two sculpted oak staircases serve all the floors. It comprises two large living rooms (one located on the ground floor with fireplace and dining area opening onto a large kitchen with fireplace and dining area; the second located on the first floor and ideal for reading or music), large landings converted into small living areas, and 8 independent bedrooms with their own bathrooms and toilets. A unique property with unique potential for further development. Raw parquet flooring and numerous windows. Top floor with exposed carpentry, home gym, 8 bedrooms, a bathroom and separate WC. 1.6 hectares of leafy grounds crossed by the Serein. Small outbuilding. An idyllic setting for large gatherings among family and friends, or to run as a guest house.

An authentic 19th-century watermill that has been turned into a charming guesthouse, nestled in a quaint village in France’s Yonne department. The property is nestled on the western edge of the village. A white double-leaf gate leads into it. On the right, a gravelled space runs alongside the watermill’s facade. The watermill is a huge rectangular building that faces south. Its large size and uniformity make the edifice stand out. It is made of small white stones that are typical of rural dwellings in the local region. A hipped slate roof crowns the building. To the left, there is a clear view of the arches of a bridge that crosses the River Serein, which flows beneath the watermill in the middle of it. From 1837 onwards, the building had several lives before it was converted into a guesthouse. The elongated edifice runs from east to west. It has four floors and a basement. Its tall, broad facade is punctuated with rectangular windows evenly spaced out and set in surrounds of dressed stone. Two stringcourses, embellished with decorative metal features, demarcate the levels. Many gabled dormers stand along the roof, which is crowned with finials. On the north side of the watermill, there is an outbuilding designed as a workshop and an area of lush land that extends along the millrace. On this rear side there is also a parking area for guests and visitors.

A listed former abbey nestling in the heart of the Forêts National Park, on the edge of the Champagne region in Upper Burgundy. Today, there remain the hostelry and its farm surrounding the guest house for the noble patrons of the Order. Louis de Bourbon, Duke of Penthièvre, grandson of Louis XIV and Madame de Montespan, frequently came to the abbey to pray to God or to hunt in the vast surrounding forest. The water mill in the distance marks the boundary line between the abbey, its parklands and its gardens. This is where, surrounded by French-style formal gardens, two freshwater springs have been tapped, providing the monks with a large fishpond (44 m x 62 m) and a waterfall. The entire estate, extending over an area of around 7 hectares, is enclosed by an imposing 7-metre-high perimeter wall topped with flat limestone. The Val des Choues stream flows through the roughly 14 hectares of surrounding meadows and feeds the abbey's pond of almost 1 hectare. Elegant orchids, known as “lady’s-slipper orchids”, grow on the edge of the national forest, which completely encircles the estate. Together with the additional communal woodlands, this national forest makes up an untamed, compact forest covering 12,000 hectares. This natural sanctuary completely surrounds the abbey, so that it suffers no disturbance whatsoever. Created in 2019, the new Forêts National Park is intended to protect lowland deciduous forests and now stretches over the entire region. Straddling Burgundy and Champagne, this is the most recent of the eleven French national parks, the first to be located in the northern part of France and the closest to Paris. The Val des Choues abbey and the surrounding forest are classified as a 'core' zone, recognised for their exceptional natural heritage value.

A country house with 8,600m² of grounds, nestled in the Forêts national park in northern Burgundy. The house was built in the 19th century. Walls and fences surround it. The property’s only neighbour is the village church. The main edifice stands beside a gardener’s house, outbuildings and two small towers. This collection of buildings forms a front courtyard. Two terraces look out at the garden, which extends harmoniously over 5,000m² around the complex. Your gaze is first drawn to the broad main building, which has a ground floor, a first floor, a loft, a basement and a tiled hip roof with gentle slopes. Its ground floor and first floor have nine bays with many windows, which are fitted with painted wooden louvred shutters. Its walls are rendered and coloured. A vast walled orchard and vegetable patch also belong to the property, on a nearby plot that covers around 3,000m² on lower land in the village, down beside the River Ource. Monk-and-nun tiling caps the walls that enclose them. A central pond and a barn complete this supplementary section.