Luxury houses for sale Dolus-le-Sec, France (page 8)

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.

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.

Authentic, lots of charm, fully restored, indoor swimming pool, elevator, 20 minutes from the TGV station Unique in Touraine, sublime 15th century manor house at the exit of one of the most beautiful villages in Touraine, just 20 minutes from the TGV station, direct access via the A85 9 km away. In a landscaped and wooded park of 5000 m2 enclosed by walls, you will discover this manor with a 17th/18th century facade and the other 15th century with its tower. With its East/West exposure the sun revolves around the house all day long At the entrance to the park, a large orchard with many fruit trees, a magnificent electric wrought iron gate, a puy with its pump which allows you to be autonomous for automatic watering. - To the left of the gate, a majestic house built in the old style of 220 M2 including 110 per level, lined with rose bushes. Today in garages, but can become an annex house or gîte. - arrival at the manor is via the 17th century facade An entrance with dressing room hidden behind the door of an old wardrobe, direct access to the elevator serving the four levels. A living room, dining room of 50 m2 with a double exposure and a double French window opening onto the terrace on the Tower side, a sublime stone fireplace, and its cabochon stone floor, a kitchen of 25 m2 fully equipped in Gaggeneau, (our, steam cooking, gas cooking, refrigerator, dishwasher, numerous cupboards etc...) toilet in the tower. lingerie. Two accesses to the floors, one by the elevator, the other by a superb stone spiral staircase. - On the 1st two bedrooms with dressing room, one of 25 m2 with a bathroom in the tower. same as the 2nd BASEMENT: A heated tiled swimming pool, a shower and a toilet. Insulation redone, all double-glazed wooden windows. - second annex with two bedrooms and a bathroom A must see, the property is on the edge of the village, no nuisance in a dead end shared with an old farm divided into three houses. All amenities nearby, practically equidistant from Tour, Loches and Amboise

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12 minutes (southwest) from Tours, come and discover this magnificent residence from the end of the 16th century to the beginning of the 17th century, listed in the supplementary inventory of Historical Monuments and birthplace of the playwright, storyteller and inspiration for Beethoven, Jean Nicolas Bouilly (1763). -1842). Children will have a blast in the 5-hectare park that surrounds it, with its numerous fruit trees, other century-old trees, a cave, a pond and its island! They will join relatives and friends around a large heated swimming pool (17x7m, facing southwest), a pool house (shower, WC, bar) and a fun pétanque court.This splendid residence, which offers 600 m² of living space on two levels, opens, on the first level, onto a large through entrance, extending, on one side, onto two living rooms, then an office-library and two bedrooms each with their bathroom, and, on the other, a magnificent dining room (antique tiles and huge fireplace), a large kitchen (fully equipped) flanked by a laundry room as well as a third bedroom with bathroom.Accessible by two separate staircases, the second level, from where you can observe deer and squirrels and opening onto an office lit by an original bull's-eye window, will continue to seduce you with its old exposed beams and its high-quality materials that the There are four spacious and comfortable bedrooms and two bathrooms in each.Alarm, cellar, garage and outbuildings. School, middle school, high school, all shops, access to A 10, tramway less than 4 km. Tennis, golf and hospital 6 km away. TGV station (1 hour from Paris) 12 km.

Ideally located at the gates of Tours, this 313m2 architect-designed villa, on a beautiful wooded plot of 8900m2, benefits from a dominant position that captivates with the aerial panorama overlooking the Cher and Loire valleys. This resolutely modern family home prefigures the style of contemporary architect-designed houses with large transverse openings and the comfort of spacious volumes. From the entrance, the tone is set with a large reception area that highlights colonnades and a remarkable ceiling height. The living room, bathed in light with large openings, features a magnificent stone fireplace, the result of the work of the Compagnons du Devoir craftsmen, and elegant custom-made wooden claddings and niches on either side. A slender spiral staircase leads to a comfortable mezzanine, ideal for a reading or office area, in a dominant position over the living space. The open dining room, always with a view, provides access to the fully fitted and well-equipped independent kitchen. A functional utility room with a laundry corner completes the practical side of this decidedly family-oriented house. A ground-floor master suite reveals pleasant volumes, a dressing area, and a complete bathroom. An elegant office, with a bay window offering a view of the wooded and tranquil surroundings, completes the ground floor and could also serve as an additional bedroom. An elegant staircase leads to the night area consisting of a landing with a plunging view of the living room and entrance, a spacious second master bedroom with its personal shower area, and four beautiful bedrooms, three of which have private outdoor patios. These bedrooms share an elegant and modern full bathroom with touches of varnished wood. The basement consists of a large storage room, to be arranged according to one's desires, as well as a healthy and spacious cellar. A large automated double garage adds to the numerous advantages of the house. Large terraces surround the house, including one covered by the contemporary roof architecture, offering pleasant moments in good weather, either on the wooded side of the property or on its slope overlooking the valley and its elevated terrain, leaving the opportunity to imagine an impressive infinity pool. A privileged, bucolic, and rare environment at the gates of Tours, only 8 minutes from the markets, local shops, and highway access. A property to fall in love with for its breathtaking view, the comfort of a high-quality building with premium features, and the spacious volumes that give this house a warm, family-friendly, and discreet atmosphere. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices, range between euros2470 and euros3400. Contact: Yann Gasnier 06 59 32 38 68 Commercial agent registered with the RSAC of Tours under number 2020AC00357 Fees are the responsibility of the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the relevant areas: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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.

Au nord de Tours proche des axes routiers , manoir de 310m2 sur 2,7 hectares. IL propose une entrée, un grand salon avec cheminée, une salle à manger, une grande cuisine . premier étage : 4 chambres, deux salles de bains, une salle d'eau deuxième étage : grande pièce avec plafond cathédrale (possibilité de faire deux chambres supplémentaires. dépendance de 150m2 environ proposant deux logements, un T3 etun studio Box à chevaux Le parc of which 4.50 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

Dream property 16 km from Tours with 546 m2 of living space on 8 ha 23 of park and woods. Salt swimming pool, billiard room, sauna, bowling green, 2 ponds, all entirely enclosed with fences. The volumes of this residence are impressive. All in impeccable condition. This residence is grandiose. To visit very quickly!

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Paul Bert district, a pretty bourgeois house facing south of 392m2 on a plot of 934m2. This residence offers a dining kitchen of 56 m2, a dining room, a double living room of 70m2, 5 bedrooms (one to be renovated), a large office, a garage, magnificent cellars. An independent one-bedroom apartment allows you to have rental income. A large courtyard with the possibility of parking up to 4 cars. Little garden. Close to the Mirabeau Bridge, this house is ideal for a large family or for conversion into offices. To visit.

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.