luxury houses for sale Clamart, France (page 2)

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A stunning, elegantly renovated gritstone 'maison de caractère' on the outskirts of Fontenay-aux-Roses and Clamart, 15 minutes from Paris. Built around 1930, this residence, designated a 'house with character' by the local authority, stands on a plot of land of around 360 m². Comprising three storeys plus a basement and featuring different square and rectangular sections, it boasts a facade of gritstone, dressed stone and beige brick. The wealth of colours, designs and materials used to create this distinctive building is unrivalled in the surrounding area. The frontage is adorned with glazed turquoise blue and red brickwork and Art Nouveau-style coloured ceramic tiles on the window lintels and features corner quoins, a central frieze with fine foliage and floral motifs, as well as stringcourses between the floors and the cornice. The windows, with their segmental or basket arches, are mostly evenly spaced and symmetrical, or centred on the narrower facades of the projecting sections. The windows are protected by finely wrought iron railings with scrolls and foliage motifs and fitted with folding metal shutters painted dark grey. The overhanging slate roof, either gable or pavilion-shaped depending on the section, emphasises the composition of the residence, which is made up of different parts and projecting sections, with varying heights and facades. The boundary wall, the wrought iron fence and the entrance gate, damaged during previous works, will soon be restored to their original condition. Separated from the street by a first area planted with trees and flowers, a few stone approach steps provide access to the house. The solid oak entrance door, glazed and protected by wrought-iron grilles, is topped by a transom window, which has been rebuilt to match the original, retaining the existing ironwork. The old canopy has been replaced by a reclaimed one that blends in perfectly with the facade. It is topped by a small stone balcony on brackets with pear-shaped balusters on the first floor. To the rear, accessed from indoors and either side of the house, a 200 m² garden planted with trees and sheltered from prying eyes is bordered by two terraces and two lean-tos.

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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.

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Set in the heart of a pretty hamlet in Châtillon-sur-Cluses, this unique country property is surrounded by nature, yet within easy reach of Haute-Savoie’s major ski areas (Grand-Massif and Portes du Soleil). It comprises a fully renovated farmhouse, gîte and mazot, plus a barn and sheepfold, all set in 2,604 m² of grounds. The renovated farmhouse extends over 3 levels, with the ground floor comprising two bedrooms, one of which is ensuite with shower room and exposed stonework, a bathroom, a laundry room and a separate toilet. The 1st floor features a large, bright living room with wood-burning stove, dining room and fully-equipped kitchen opening onto a lovely balcony. On the 2nd floor, a cosy bedroom with mezzanine and shower room/wc. On the annex side, you’ll also find a very large cellar space, including a vaulted section perfectly fitted out for a wine cellar. The renovated 130 m² gîte has 2 levels and can accommodate up to 10 people. On the ground floor, there’s a large living room with a spacious lounge area featuring a wood-burning stove, a dining room and a fully-equipped kitchen, all opening onto a large south-facing terrace with a large garden and unobstructed views, a laundry room and a separate toilet. Upstairs, a high-ceilinged lounge/living area leads to three bedrooms, one of which is ensuite, a bathroom, a separate toilet and a sleeping area on the mezzanine. This perfectly renovated part of the gîte is part of an old farmhouse, the remainder of which remains to be renovated to create two additional apartments for 6 and 4 people, and common areas such as a beautiful reception room and lounge, all of which have already been partly renovated. The traditional 21 m² mazot has also been completely renovated in a typical Savoyard style using old wood. On the ground floor, it comprises an attractive living room with sofa bed, a fully equipped kitchen and a shower room with toilet. Outside, you’ll enjoy a balcony and private terrace facing the Pic de Marcelly, with barbecue and deckchairs. Upstairs, a beautiful room currently used as an office space could easily be attached to the studio for rent. This mazot could also be used as a sauna or spa. The annexes include a beautiful barn in need of renovation and a small sheepfold.

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Are you dreaming of peace, quiet and greenery a few minutes from the hustle and bustle of Paris? This property may well appeal to you. Nestled at the end of a no-through road, this 2011 custom-built house with atypical volumes has a surface area of 212m² (2,282 sq ft) including the basement. The ground floor has a dual-aspect living room that brings together a dining area, an open kitchen and a lounge; a cloakroom, a storeroom and a guest toilet. The lounge space has a very high ceiling and views of the exterior and the sky thanks to its floor-to-ceiling windows and glazed roof. The garden of around 100m² (1,076 sq ft) and its terrace with hazelnut trees, laurel trees, rosemary plants and other varieties extend the perspective. The first floor has 3 bedrooms, one with a private terrace; an office space on the mezzanine, a bathroom and showers, and separate toilet. On the second floor, the master suite features a bedroom under the eaves, a shower room and walk-in wardrobe. The basement comprises a 41m² (441 sq ft) room that you can arrange as you like, a laundry room and a wine cellar. A 35m² (377 sq ft) garage rounds off the property. On the edge of Clamart, Bus 191 2 minutes away, T6 15 minutes away, 20 minutes from Clamart station and the future L15. Barnes contact Karine Eldin +33 (0)6 03 51 80 58 Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l'énergie de l'année 2021 : 1470€ ~ 2070€ - Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

A belle époque burrstone house with a garden and annexe in Châtillon town centre, just south of Paris. The house is just a few minutes’ walk from Châtillon’s old heart and shops. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor. The dwelling is set back from the road, on a plot of around 600m². It was built in 1908. The building is part of a preserved series of three houses designed by the architect Léon Mériot, who worked a lot in this area: France’s Haut-de-Seine department. Mériot was a public architect and surveyor for the town of Châtillon. He later worked privately until 1911. He also designed many holiday homes on the coast of Normandy, in Mesnil-Val and Criel-sur-Mer. The house is made of burrstone. It is typical of the Paris region’s built heritage from the period between 1880 and 1930. The dwelling reflects the spirit of rural holiday homes owned by wealthy Parisians. Its facade, which wisteria climbs up, features two wooden balconies, red brickwork, ceramic embellishments and green enamel ornamentation. The roof is covered with interlocking tiles and crowned with terracotta finials. Together with the zinc works, it was fully renovated in 2019. The house has two upper floors that an oak staircase leads to. The ceiling heights are comfortable at each level. The dwelling offers a liveable floor area of around 155m². It has a double reception room, a spacious kitchen with a garden-facing dining area, an office, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a lavatory on each floor. A basement extends beneath the whole house. It includes a vaulted wine cellar. A large terrace beside a summer kitchen lies at the foot of the dwelling’s rear elevation and leads to a tree-dotted garden with a lean-to. Lastly, on one side of the garden, there is an annexe with a floor area of around 70m² at the same level as the garden. The entire property needs to be renovated.

In Fontenay-aux-Roses, an elegant private mansion in need of renovation. Located near the city centre, on a calm street, surrounded by historical houses and residences, the property has attracted artists and intellectuals from all backgrounds thanks to its overwhelming charm. Built in 1860 in the middle of a verdant garden, it was the home to a famous dissident Russian writer from the 1970s up until today. The private mansion, which has not been changed in decades, is simply waiting to find its lustre once again. The three-storey stone façade is topped with a balustrade, vestiges of a probable rooftop terrace, now replaced by a zinc roof. Classical ornamental features characterise the entire building: bossages adorn the ground floor, a stringcourse highlights the first floor, while a dentilled cornice decorates the second; the windows, with surrounds decorated with delicate mouldings, are all aligned and symmetrically distributed around the axis of the wood and wrought-iron double-door on the ground floor. The front door is set back from the front steps, which can be accessed on either side of the stone guardrail. In the middle of the façade and overlooking the entrance, a balcony on brackets is adorned with a wrought-iron balustrade. The house includes a ground floor with an office, living room, a kitchen overlooking the garden, as well as a workshop. The two upstairs floors contain bedrooms with the possibility of converting some of them into larger rooms with en-suite bathrooms. The cellar, remarkable in its size, has two storage areas, including a well and a vaulted cellar, worthy of the greatest of winegrowers. Running alongside the property is a pedestrian path and a quiet street. Preceded by a garden decorated with a fountain, there is also a garage where a car can be parked, on the street side. An opulent wisteria vine festoons the façade, while, in the back, the outside area is punctuated with magnolias, lilacs and other bountiful varieties of shrubbery.

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.

Barnes is presenting a house with character, designed by the famous architect Léon Mériot in the 1900s, in the centre of Chatillon. This property, requiring renovation in line with your tastes and wishes, delights with its charm, potential, location, and bonus” feature: a bucolic garden and additional workshop space. We have prepared a few 3D simulations as an illustration. The gate opens onto a large 200m² (2,153 sq ft) outdoor area, which leads to the house’s entrance. The facade is decorated with beautiful details; the interior features magnificent cement tiles, parquet floors and mouldings typical of the period. Ground floor: dual-aspect living room, large kitchen with dining area and direct access to the terrace and garden; and an office. First floor: radial layout comprising three bedrooms, a walk-in wardrobe and a large bathroom. Second floor: similar layout with 2 bedrooms, shower room and storeroom. Basement level: large 50m² (538 sq ft) cellar with wine cellar beneath the vaults. Renovation and roof insulated in 2020. The 220m² (2,368 sq ft) garden is planted with magnolia, rose bushes, muscat vines, rosemary and other plants, creating a delightful space in sunny weather. Quiet surroundings with a country feel. A shed divided into three parts and a summer kitchen complete the exterior. A 70m² (753 sq ft) workshop, which has housed the works of contemporary artists, painters and sculptors as part of exhibitions offers a wealth of possibilities according to your needs: studio, music room, gym, etc. Option to park several vehicles on the property. 2-minute walk from Centre de Chatillon tramway T6 station, and the 194 and 394 bus routes. Barnes contact Karine Eldin +33 (0)6 03 51 80 58 Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l'énergie de l'année 2021 : 3480€ ~ 4760€ - Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr