luxury houses for sale Breuilpont, France (page 4)

Imposing while remaining distinguished, discreet although majestic, this 1920 building is none other than the former home of the boss of the local printing company, now converted into an exhibition room. As soon as you cross the gate, the perspective opens on one side onto the river which swirls below the property, on the other onto the large, timeless white facade elegantly highlighted by a veranda with very ?British' notes. A true well of light, the room enchants with its finishes and dimensions and constitutes a wonderful transition between polished exterior spaces and an interior with multiple surprises. The large living room of 62 m2 with through openings makes you hesitate between evenings by the fire of the monumental fireplace and the cozy comfort of the library area, both framing a beautiful dining space. Conviviality and well-being are the key words of the place while an impressive double kitchen will delight amateur or experienced cooks. A bedroom and its adjoining shower room as well as a pleasant office complete the ground floor. The ?country chic' atmosphere continues upstairs where the delicately retro harmonies combine wonderfully with more contemporary touches. The elegant parquet floors and high ceilings provide the required distinction. Four pretty bedrooms and two bathrooms share the premises as well as a large and bright office. At the end of the corridor, one last surprise awaits the visitor: a delicious bedroom like a hidden promise and an astonishing playroom of more than 40m² on the floor. Bathroom, toilet and dressing room provide the ultimate touch of comfort and practicality. The exteriors are outlined on either side of the arms of water which divide the land demarcating spaces where young and old will find their happiness. Who will go and pick the many fruit trees, who will relax in the shade of a gazebo. Everyone will be able to gather around the magnificent salt swimming pool which can be partially or completely discovered depending on the season. Cellar and garage complete the places designed so that no question remains unanswered. 6km from Anet and its castle, 1h30 from Paris and the Normandy coast, this multi-talented residence will seduce the most demanding. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2017: euros2,896 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisk.gouv.fr Individual business Jean-Martin Gagneux Commercial agent - n° RSAC 901 137 422 Evreux

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There are astonishing properties which mix styles while magnifying the harmony of the places. So it is with this elegant mansion with ocher facades and a slate roof which sits alongside numerous outbuildings, old farmhouses made of local stone. The main house dating from 1850 and completely renovated offers space, quality of materials and functionality. The beautiful entrance paved with cement tiles leads to a 24m² kitchen bathed in light and an equally bright 31m² living room with its 3 meter high ceilings and its pleasant wood stove. The old parquet floors provide the required authenticity and extend onto the stairs and the 2 upper levels. On the 1st floor, a master suite with dressing room and bathroom, a large children's bedroom of 31 m² occupy the premises as well as a toilet and a laundry room. On the second level, 2 other bedrooms of 25 and 30 m² and a large bathroom with toilet complete the ensemble. All the rooms have through openings and high ceilings and exude a peaceful atmosphere tinged with a very pleasant natural class. The property is extended by numerous outbuildings. First of all, a 74 m² guest house consisting of a large kitchen, a lounge area and 2 bedrooms upstairs as well as a bathroom with toilet. Opposite another building houses a gym, the boiler room as well as a 35 m² games room with a water point and potentially habitable. Several barns or carts used as sheds or garages offer multiple possibilities. It is possible to enjoy the charm of the places and buildings on the beautiful grassy esplanade or choose to explore the more wooded parts of the property, true natural settings. This haven of peace is nestled in the heart of a village next to the Eure valley. The school and grocery store are within walking distance and the charming town of Pacy sur Eure is 8 km away. Paris and the Normandy coast are 1 hour away by car. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: between euros3,690 and euros5,030 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisk.gouv.fr Individual business Jean-Martin Gagneux Commercial agent - n° RSAC 901 137 422 Evreux

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An 18th century priory and outbuildings set in 3 200 m² of grounds in the heart of a village, 80 km from Paris. A two-leaf wooden gate opens onto a square courtyard at the rear of the priory, with a lawned area in the middle. Three storeys high, the 18th-century building forms an L-shape with the adjoining outbuilding to its right. It has been restored on both floors and is divided into two independent dwellings that could be used for seasonal rental. A second outbuilding to the left of the priory, a former artist's studio, has also been converted into a duplex apartment. The priory is flanked by two lodges which were probably added in the last century. The walls of the central section are built in quarry stone and pierced with arched windows with large panes. These are protected by matching arched wooden shutters. The tiled gable roof is topped by two chimney flues and the light in the top floor comes in through shed dormer windows. Like the whole building, the roof is in three sections. The side sections are identical and cover the lodges, both of which are one storey high, while the central section is two storeys high. The extension facades are covered in beige rendering. Finally, the property, enclosed by walls and hidden from outside view, has a priory garden in the front of the dwelling, where there are two small open outbuildings.

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This pleasant 144 m² family home, designed and built by an architect in the 1950s, nestled in a charming peaceful street on the heights of Vernon, a few steps from the prestigious Saint Adjutor school, combines timeless elegance and refined modernity. Completely renovated in 2018 with real attention to detail, this house has preserved its old-world charm while integrating the latest technical advances. The stone walls, both inside and out, have been carefully restored and modernized, while woodwork and Valkromat add a touch of sophistication while providing practical storage solutions. The walnut parquet flooring and the staircase combining stone, marble and wrought iron give this residence a warm and authentic atmosphere. The large openings allow natural light to penetrate, creating an atmosphere of well-being and conviviality. On the ground floor, the entrance harmoniously leads to the main living spaces, including a living room with a unique fireplace, a fully equipped American kitchen and a dining room opening onto a pleasant terrace. A bright modular desk completes this space. Upstairs, an elegant master suite with dressing room, shower room and toilet and access to a private terrace offers a breathtaking view of the garden. Two other bright bedrooms, one with a balcony and independent entrance, provide comfortable space for the whole family. The garden level houses an additional bedroom with independent access, a bathroom, a toilet and a fully renovated functional laundry room. A generous storage space of 20 m2, including a wine cellar, completes this level. The garden, entirely landscaped with terraces, offers a green and peaceful setting, ideal for relaxation and family time, complete with a pretty vegetable garden. Each species of tree and plant was carefully chosen to harmonize with the colors of the facade but also to limit maintenance constraints. This property also has a double independent garage as well as a new city gas boiler from 2023. Ideally located near Vernon train station, Paris Saint-Lazare 50 minutes away and Deauville 55 minutes away, this house offers a privileged living environment, combining tranquility and urban amenities. A unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional property in one of the most sought-after areas of Vernon. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website https://www.georisks.gouv.fr/. ENERGY CLASS: D/ CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: between euros1,660 and euros2,290 EI. Tony Mounier Commercial agent RSAC number: 982 124 752- Evreux

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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.

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A 19th century villa, a small dwelling and outbuildings, in the heart of a village with shops, near the banks of the Seine, 65 km from Paris. A quiet street leads to the property, overlooking the banks of the Seine. In the heart of the village, it is surrounded by houses, yet sheltered from view. The residence stands behind a low rendered stone wall topped by a wrought iron railing, identical to that of the entrance gate. At the back of the house lies an unobserved urban garden, with an old dovecote used for storage at the bottom end as well as a garage topped by a lodging to be restored. This flat has an independent access from the street at the back and could be transformed into a professional practice or tourist accommodation. The garden is enclosed by walls rendered with white cement. On the street side, a driveway leads from the large entrance gate to the garden with a parking space.