luxury houses for sale Wissous, France (page 20)

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

Ile Saint Germain, accessing Boulogne by means of the Pont de Billancourt. This architect-designed property dating from 2015 benefits from a private pontoon on the banks of the Seine. Offering 238 sqm of floor space and 211 sqm of living space as defined by the Carrez Law, it includes an entrance hall featuring 8.80 metre high ceilings, and a near 70 sqm south-facing living/reception room and open-plan kitchen bathed in sunshine and opening onto three terraces leading to the pontoon. Upstairs are a master suite with a bathroom and dressing room, and a second bedroom with a shower room. The top floor comprises three further bedrooms and a bathroom. On a basement with two parking spaces and storage space. A haven of peace on the south-western edge of the capital.

Barnes Versailles is listing: In the centre of Jouy-en-Josas, near all the conveniences and in quiet surroundings, a 210m² or 2,260 sq ft contemporary house (247m² or 2,659 sq ft of floor space) on a flat and landscaped 754m² (8,116 sq ft) plot of land. It enjoys great natural light, a smooth layout and is located on a private street. Not affected by any noise pollution. Featuring: On the ground floor: a hall with a closet and a toilet leads to a large living room with an equipped kitchen, a dining room and a living room with a fireplace (47m² or 506 sq ft) opening onto a terrace and garden (west). Office/bedroom. Double garage and utility and boiler area. Upstairs: A landing leads to 4 good-sized bedrooms, one of which is en-suite with a bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, a bathroom, a toilet in one of the bedrooms, a separate toilet, a laundry area and plenty of storage space. The attic space comprises a large 26m² (280 sq ft) room (family room or en-suite bedroom). Level and carefully landscaped garden with a wooden chalet. Two parking spaces outside the house 3-minute walk to Jouy train station, easy access by car to Versailles and Paris (15 minutes from La Défense and 20 minutes from Pont de Sèvres) and the main roads to the Île-de-France region and the provinces (N118, A10, A11, Orly, etc.). Plenty of renowned schools nearby such as the Lycée Franco-Allemand and the Ecole des Hautes Études Commerciales de Paris (HEC). Close to the Golf de La Boulie and horse-riding schools (a few minutes from the Haras de Vauptain). DPE: D / D. Property tax: €2194/year. Fees charged to buyers of 3.75% (€1,175,000 net seller). Barnes contact: Nicolas Moirignot +33 (0)6.63.26.32.32 and [email protected] 1,150,000 € Agency fees not included - Agency commission: 3.04%VAT included Agency fees payable by buyer - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l'énergie de l'année 2021 : 2160€ ~ 2970€

This property, the former mill of the Archdiocese of Sens, represents a significant architectural potential with 640 square meters of buildings set on a 8,700 square meter park. The expansive entrance porch opens onto a courtyard enclosed by four buildings: An workshop (former barn) with impressive volumes, suitable in its current state for artistic activities or artisanal professions. The main residence, comprised of spacious rooms, likely requires restructuring and decoration; however, it possesses all the decorative and technical elements waiting to be highlighted. (The mill wheel, powered by a natural spring, is operational and could make the residence self-sufficient in electricity.) The former stables, with a portion converted into an apartment, could accommodate a professional practice. Moreover, the outdoor spaces are meticulously maintained, featuring: A beautifully landscaped park with gravel pathways, adorned with roses and trees, and punctuated by a gazebo and a covered well. A natural spring that powers the mill wheel and the channels flowing through the property. A small wood with diverse tree species. The entire property exudes charm and offers considerable potential for various lifestyle projects, subdivision, and development. The predominantly residential environment is tranquil. In addition to this property, it is possible to acquire additional adjacent lands, including one with a free-standing house (formerly the property's caretaker's residence), which presents an immediate rental potential (compliant with rental standards).

It is in a famous street in the Plateau de Saint-Maurice, in the immediate vicinity of the Charenton-le-Pont metro station and the shops of Avenue du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny that one of the prettiest houses in Saint-Maurice is located. Maurice. The town no longer presents itself, offering a privileged living environment at the gates of the capital and facing the Bois de Vincennes. With a surface area of 180 m2 and more than 200 m2 in total, this 4-bedroom house is a true family home, anchored in history and open to modernity. Protected from the eyes by 2 very beautiful trees, the beauty of the building, freshly renovated, is revealed. The white stone and the small porch which leads us to the main entrance enclose this place, making it secret and inaccessible. Once we reach the entrance terrace, we enter the heart of the house. A very pretty reception hall serves the spaces. The living room is essential. Majestic boudoir, proud of its fireplace and its French windows, opening onto the terrace on one side and the garden on the other. An office area has been nestled, like an alcove, not far from the piano that sits on top. The latter can be replaced by a dining table for those who like to entertain. Still from the entrance, a natural stone staircase leads us to the lower level where the kitchen is located, between tradition and modernity, it is the place for family reunions and frank laughs between friends. The English courtyard, the stone and the architectural details give us the impression of being elsewhere. On the upper floors, let's discover the sleeping areas. On the first floor, the landing leads to a first bedroom and its shower room. It is surrounded by another bedroom and its bathroom with WC. All served by good traffic. On the second floor we find two other bedrooms and their bathrooms. As well as a WC. Each space has its own identity. They can be reinvented, modernized or, on the contrary, preserved. The garden is a canvas. It invites bliss and relaxation. It proliferates with rose bushes and flower beds of all kinds. It will charm anyone who sets foot there. A car garage is added to the whole. Monarchical, this house or community, parents and friends love to meet together, has an undeniable aura. The development possibilities are multiple, the bourgeois framework of the house in no way opposes a daring renovation. This house is aimed at an expert clientele looking for a luxurious pied-à-terre for a large and noble family. ENERGY CLASS: E CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021 between: 2840 euros and 3880 euros. Contact: Mélanie FAMULIAK Commercial Agent - 07 69 44 20 88 - RSAC number: 907 896 245 - Bobigny

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

Architecture inspired by the 1930s, this 153 m2 architect-designed villa with panoramic views built in 1950 by the French aviator Constantin Feldzer, is distinguished by its modernist style and its 180o view of Paris. It stands on 3 levels to which is added a roof terrace of 50 m2 open to the sky on a plot of 384 m2 ideally located in the district of villas with architecture steeped in history  in a bucolic environment on the heights of Meudon sur Seine, a few minutes walk from the tram, the train station and the best schools.Designed from the outset with open spaces and generous volumes, the house is distinguished by a functionalism worthy of its time. With its four exhibitions and its numerous openings faithful to its modernist style, it is bathed in light throughout the day. Past an intimate green garden, the main access leads directly to the first level which accommodates two bright bedrooms as well as a bathroom entirely decorated with 1930s-style white earthenware tiles.An original stone staircase leads to the day area on the second floor, where the panoramic view of Paris is immediately captivating. The open-plan space plays between an immaculate corner living room highlighted by a platform and high ceilings highlighted by fixed openings, and a colorful kitchen making the transition to the dining room area framed by windows. The room extends outside with a first intimate terrace, nestled in a green setting. A metal staircase leads to the impressive roof terrace with 360o views. Finally, on the garden level - and also accessible from the outside, and separable - two bedrooms share a bathroom as well as a multi-purpose space that can accommodate several functions (office, games room, etc.).A garage and an independent workshop complete the property. An architectural jewel with infinite perspective

Nestled in a leafy residential area, enjoying a breathtaking 30 km view over Paris, this exceptional XIXth Century mansion boasts prestigious "Empire" period style. Only 15 minutes away from Champs-Elysées, it blends all the facilities and entertainments of the City of Light with the tranquillity of a residential area. Large safe parks all around make up a stroller's paradise. The 9 rooms of the property, spreading over the 250 sqm (2,650 sqft) of the 3 levels, have been entirely renovated, including telephone and TV in each room. The whole property sits on a landscaped garden ofr 140 sqp (15,285 sqft). Price upon request.

EXCLUSIVE - Set in 2200 m² of wooded gardens, this house, designed by architect Claude Parent in 1956 for artist André Bloc, was listed as a Historic Monument in 1983. It offers 147 m² of living space over two floors. The ground floor, accessible from the garden, comprises an interconnecting living room and sitting room, punctuated by a long, rounded glass wall and extended by a terrace overlooking the countryside. A kitchen, adjoining utility room and garage complete this level. Upstairs is the sleeping area, comprising a shower room, a bathroom and 3 bedrooms. One of these has a terrace with views over the garden. The house has retained most of its original features, such as the stained glass window by André Bloc (1956) and the sculptural portal by Claude Parent. Three sculptures by André Bloc adorn the garden planted with century-old trees, which also boasts a swimming pool. Some work is planned. The house is set in a quiet, residential area behind the Parc de Meudon, with its schools and local shops. A five-minute drive from the house takes you to the Porte de Paris, and twenty minutes to the centre. Ten minutes from the house, the Bellevue train station links Paris in 13 minutes (Montparnasse station).

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.