luxury houses for sale Vouvray, France (page 6)

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Property secluded away on almost 3 hectares of private grounds in a pretty village just a few minutes northeast of Tours. The main house, built in the 16th century and remodelled in the 19th century, has retained its authentic character in the form of beautiful period features: open beams, floor tiles, wooden staircase, and so on. The ground floor comprises a large living room, a dining room, a home office and a kitchen. On the first floor, you will find a master suite, a bedroom with adjoining bathroom and two other bedrooms with a shared bathroom. On the second floor, there is a dormitory for children and a large games room. A separate outbuilding houses the caretaker's accommodation, a studio, stables and a workshop. The grounds feature many remarkable trees and a spring flowing into a pond. There is also an old tennis court in need of refurbishment.

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Art-deco style house of around 220m2 in the center of Tours, 8 bedrooms, 32m2 terrace. Potential annex of 124m2 on the ground on 2 levels, 1363m2 of plot including 869m2 constructible. Magnificent atypical property dating from 1912 art-deco style in lush greenery located just 10 minutes from a TGV station. Everything can be done on foot, close to a large park, very preserved area. Bus stop a few meters away. Only a few minutes from the highway, close to all shops. Kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, nearby high schools. Ideal for a main family residence. Description: 3 levels. On the ground floor : 2 entrances on the street and garden side. On the street side, small front yard with skylight overlooking the kitchen and back kitchen located on the ground floor. Main entrance cement tiled floor, Corridor cement tiled floor, Toilets, Large bathroom overlooking the courtyard, tiled floor, 1st bedroom carpeted floor, 2nd bedroom parquet floor, All bedrooms overlook the south side and the garden. Garden level: Access by a beautiful wooden staircase. Equipped kitchen open to living / dining room, very bright room opening onto a beautiful terrace. South facing. Exposed stones, underfloor heating. Very high ceiling height. Scullery, cellar, Annex access and garage. Beautiful stone staircase leading to the garden side. 1st floor: Wooden staircase leading upstairs, Landing, 3rd bedroom with parquet floor, 4th bedroom with parquet floor with balcony on the garden side, Shower room, 5th bedroom with parquet floor. All rooms overlook the south side and the garden. 2nd floor: Wooden staircase leading upstairs. Landing with parquet floor, Shower room with toilet with tiled floor, 6th small bedroom with cupboards, 7th bedroom with parquet floor, Dressing room, 8th bedroom with parquet floor. All rooms overlook the south side and the garden. Outbuildings: Annex and workshop (potential of 124 m2 on the ground that can be transformed into an apartment or office or other). Exteriors: Garden of 1184m2 including 869m2 constructible. Other information: Gas heating, recent boiler. Work to be planned and refreshment. For more information, contact us.

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A tuffeau limestone house with secluded grounds, outbuildings and troglodyte cellars in the Touraine countryside. Set in approx. 1840 m² of enclosed grounds, the house faces the garden. The entrance from the road is through a low metal gate framed by pillars and rendered masonry walls, from where a driveway leads to the dwelling. The various buildings, most of which face south, are all attached and form a complex consisting of a workshop with a right-angled extension, a barn and the main house. The facades are of exposed tuffeau limestone, and the windows have dressed tuffeau surrounds. The roofs have flat tiles, with the exception of the barn, which is covered in slate. Finally, the front garden, entirely laid to grass and planted with trees and flowerbeds, stretches down to a series of troglodyte cellars that add to the uniqueness of the site.

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A unique and surprising 19th-century edifice with almost two hectares of grounds, just outside Tours. The history of this property is closely tied to the history of the Mame family, which left its mark on the city of Tours for around two centuries. Alfred Mame, the grandson of a printing works founder, became the director of the famous printing works Mame in 1845. He had a modern vision for his firm, both in factory design and labour relations, with the creation of a special housing estate for his workers: the Cité Mame. This modern vision ensured his success. As a botany-lover, Alfred Mame bought this estate in 1841 and extended it considerably from 1857 onwards. At the time, French landscape gardening was changing radically. Mame entrusted the landscape gardener Eugène Bühler with the task of transforming the estate. Bühler was known for having designed the Parc du Thabor in the city of Rennes. The project involved creating greenhouses, building caretaker homes and outhouses and embellishing the grounds. The pavilions and stable were completed in 1869. From the road that runs alongside the grounds and woods, you can enter the property via two entrances. A wrought-iron gate with volutes leads onto a driveway that runs across the grounds. And a second gate, framed between two pillars of brick and tuffeau stone, leads into a parking area and to two outbuildings used as a garage, a storeroom and a workshop. A drive winds around the edifice to the central court and its lawn, beyond a few steps. A terrace beneath a glass canopy roof runs alongside the building up to its main entrance. The edifice is shaped like a horseshoe and is perfectly symmetrical. It faces west. It has a central pavilion framed between two curved wings, each with their own pavilion at their end. Its elevations are made of exposed red brick and tuffeau stone. Its rear elevations are rendered. The window and door surrounds are made of red brickwork that alternates with tuffeau stone. A tuffeau cornice runs above them. Finely crafted timber braces support and bring out the remarkable slate roof. Opposite the edifice, the grounds slope gently downwards among majestic trees and lush lawns.

A 15th century house surrounded by its gardens, courtyard and meadow, in a village less than half an hour from Tours. The north gable of the house backs onto the protecting hillside, while the south side enjoys the sun from dawn to dusk. Situated in a prominent position in the heart of the village, the property affords stunning views. It is to the south and east that the view stretches furthest, across the gardens, the rooftops of the village and out over the valley. A courtyard and two lush gardens border the building on all three sides, creating a skilful visual and olfactory interplay. Vehicle access is via the street leading up to the vineyards and across the courtyard. This recently paved courtyard also provides access to the former stables and the three troglodyte caves. A second pedestrian entrance leads to one of the two gardens. Close to the house and on the hillside, a brick flight of steps leads up to a small terraced kitchen garden, from where a path of round wood slices climbs up to the meadow, which was once planted with vines.

A restored 18th-century mill, outbuildings and 2 5 ha of grounds 30 minutes from Tours in the Centre-Val de Loire region. Flanked by majestic tuffeau pillars, a tall wrought-iron gate opens onto a vast gravel courtyard. First the two adjoining mill buildings come into view, with their stone masonry facades, completely renovated and rendered. The four-pitched roofs of one of the two buildings are of slate, the other of flat tiles; the roof of the dwelling has shed dormers with triangular pediments. Built in the 18th century, the estate is depicted on the Cassini map. The two main sections of the dwelling have two storeys beneath the roofspace, the main elevations face south-east and all the openings have dressed tuffeau limestone surrounds. The single-storey outbuildings, with their slate and flat tile roofs, are set around a courtyard that, together with the mill, forms a U-shape. From the courtyard, there are several entrances to the house. The well-tended landscaped grounds all face the mill. A large paved terrace runs along the edge of the buildings, providing access to the garden and the lake it overlooks. A reach and its reservoir border the property to the west, before the water feeds a wheel and runs through the park.

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Contemporary house of 280 m2 built in 2010 in Savonnières in a quiet cul-de-sac, nestled in a plot of 1400 m2. This very well built and extremely well maintained property consists of a beautiful entrance, a large open living-dining room-kitchen space, and a small adjoining living room. High-end cuisine. Very beautiful light thanks to the numerous bay windows with a view of the garden. A complete master suite with a large dressing room and a laundry room complete this first level. Upstairs, three very good-sized bedrooms, a bathroom, a large mezzanine that can accommodate a large billiard table and an office, access to the upper floor via a beautiful stone staircase. Possibility of creating one or two additional bedrooms by separating the office space. Family house turned towards nature, well organized, easy to live in and very friendly. Double motorized garage including a summer kitchen with direct access to the garden. Cellar in the basement allowing additional storage space. Very beautiful salt swimming pool of 8mx 4m protected by an electric roller shutter, garden shed and pétanque court. Automatic watering and heat pump. Long sale. Les honoraires sont à la charge du vendeur. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

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A keep and a watchtower, vestiges of 13th century fortifications, in the centre of Blois. The keep, currently standing between houses and gardens, can be reached via a small, raised, public esplanade. A private plot, spanning just under 0.02 ha, could be converted into a parking area. The watchtower, no doubt a former bastion given its square shape and its height of less than 12 metres, is set about a hundred metres away from the keep. It is partially embedded in a contemporary construction. The tower predominantly stands on the shoulder of the road.

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Exclusive: Discover this spacious house in need of refreshing, located in the Haut Chandon neighborhood, offering great potential for customization. In a quiet setting, this large residence offers you: a bright veranda providing access to the entrance, then to the 33 sqm living room with double exposure and a stone fireplace. The dining kitchen, spacious and bright with over 18 sqm of space, is ready to become the heart of the home. The three bedrooms, ranging from 11 to 13 sqm, ensure comfort for all family members. A bathroom with a shower completes this sleeping area. The basement of over 130 sqm offers two additional bedrooms, as well as a boiler room and a workshop for DIY enthusiasts, in addition to two wine cellars. A garage of over 50 sqm will allow you to park your vehicles securely. Furthermore, an convertible attic of over 100 sqm will allow you to imagine numerous spaces according to your needs and preferences. This house requires refreshing but has been regularly maintained with improvements such as double glazing, electric shutters, attic insulation, etc. The real asset of this property is its large garden of over 1700 sqm. On one side, you will enjoy a view of the Loire Valley, on the other, an unobstructed view of the Amboisian countryside. This peaceful environment is located just 3 km from the city center, offering a perfect balance between serenity and proximity to amenities. For more information and to schedule a visit, contact Mrs. Alice COUTON at 06 88 60 71 85, your Residential Real Estate Consultant, registered with the Special Register of Commercial Agents (RSAC) of the Commercial Court of TOURS under the number 2017AC00191.