Luxury houses for sale Guenrouet, France (page 2)

A former shipowner’s house dating back to 1855 with a walled terraced garden, 10 kilometres from the Atlantic Ocean on the south bank of the River Loire. The property lies on a redeveloped quay where the colourful houses of fishermen neighbour more sumptuous edifices that belonged to captains and dignitaries. There is a large area of tree-dotted parkland opposite the old shipowner’s house, which was built in 1855. The home offers a floor area of around 370m² and has a ground floor, a first floor and a loft. A small front garden lies at the foot of the edifice’s facade. The dwelling is a terraced house. The building’s main section is square-shaped. On its rear side, two wings extend the house southwards. They are joined together to form a second section. Beyond the latter, a long, narrow garden stretches further southwards. This secret south-facing haven is enclosed with tall walls of natural stone. It offers an extensive outdoor space. The whole layout is L-shaped: there is the street-side main section, which spans a depth of two rooms from front to back, and a rear wing on the garden side. The two wings have been joined together at the ground floor, covering a corridor that was once an open passageway that led from the street to the garden. A single-storey concrete extension was added in the property’s east court in the second half of the 20th century to house the local tax office’s safe. The facade, on the property’s north side, faces the River Loire. It is punctuated with four even bays of windows and doorways aligned vertically and horizontally and it is framed between quoins of dressed stone. The elevation, made of granite and rubble stone, is rendered with a pale lime mortar and a stringcourse separates the ground floor from the first floor. Along the ground floor of the facade, two casement windows fitted with white shutters alternate with a main door and a secondary door. On the first floor, small balconies with finely crafted wrought-iron guardrails are supported by stone corbels – tokens of architectural articulation that was doubtless richer originally. A loft lies in the roof space. It has not been converted. The house is crowned with a slate roof of gentle slopes, underlined with a dripstone moulding. On the garden side, the west wing, which is longer and older than the concrete extension beside it, is crowned with a hipped roof of tiles. And the flat roof of the east wing, which is more recent and lower in height, has been turned into a roof terrace. From this sun deck, you can admire a view of the long garden, terraced with several levels and dotted with fruit trees. This lush haven ends with a timber shed. The property’s architecture includes both historical charm and contemporary touches. This bears witness to its different phases of building and design, which also relates to construction of the quays. This development in multiple stages explains the house’s unusual layout today.

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Cette chaleureuse maison, vous accueille par un sas véranda qui donne sur une belle cuisine ouverte aménagée et équipée donnant sur un salon/séjour très lumineux. De ce salon vous accéderez à une chambre par le couloir ou celui-ci vous emmènera à un bureau, une salle d'eau et un toilette. Du bureau vous pourrez accéder à 2 chambres dont une avec un grand dressing. Le tout sur une parcelle ou vous pourrez garer plusieurs véhicules et un rangement par derrière la maison avec porte de garage motorisée. Un puits vient compléter ce bien et vous trouverez également une cuve qui alimente, machine à laver, toilette et lave-vaisselle. of which 5.55 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

Located in Pompas, 10 minutes from Herbignac and 12 minutes from Guérande, this unique residence totaling 334m2 of living space, includes a first stone building of 264m2 and a second dwelling house of 70m2 built in 2018. Complete with its various annexes, it offers multiple design possibilities. Built in the 1900s, this renovated former school has been renovated by a family of artists who use its vast spaces to exhibit their sculptures. The home is divided into two distinct parts, namely the main residence and an independent house. The main residence includes on the ground floor a large entrance that can easily be used as a living room, a reception room with a high ceiling of 77m2, as well as an office. The first floor accommodates the living rooms with an equipped dining kitchen and a living room bathed in light. On the second floor, the sleeping area consists of a bathroom with toilet and three bedrooms including a 20m2 bedroom with dressing room. In addition, the second house, with its warm and contemporary atmosphere, is ideal for entertaining family and friends but also offers multiple rental possibilities. It offers on the ground floor, a pretty living room with open kitchen, as well as a bedroom and a bathroom. Upstairs, a mezzanine landing gives access to two bedrooms. The exterior spaces are distinguished by equally remarkable proportions, including a courtyard and a 70m2 garage currently converted into a workshop. The paved courtyard facilitates parking for several vehicles and is decorated with arches, Tuscan columns, as well as a well. As for the annex, it offers a beautiful terrace with an outdoor kitchen and a garden. Each of the residences has its own gate, which makes renting the small house easier. To visit without further delay. Contact: Fanny MAILLARD, Tel: 06.33.65.88.07, email: [email protected], EI, Sales Agent RSAC 2024AT00030 SAINT-NAZAIRE Energy class C / Climate class A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use established based on 2021 energy prices between EUR2,660 and EUR3,640 per year Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website https://www.georisks.gouv. Fr

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Nestled in a green setting of 4000m2, lulled by the melody of birds and the whisper of the wind in the trees, this charming property dating from 1792 has a surface area of over 260m2. Located in a Brièreron village, it is a few minutes from the shops and amenities of Saint-Lyphard, La Madeleine and Guérande and 15 minutes from the beaches of La Baule. This old farm has benefited from a magnificent renovation harmoniously combining tradition and modernity. The use of noble materials and a palette of soft colors gives the place a warm and enveloping atmosphere. The ground floor on terracotta tiles distributes a cozy living room with open fireplace, a large master suite with dressing room and 26 m2 bathroom as well as a laundry room. Exposed stone wall, oak frame, Hainaut blue stone from a Belgian monastery: the contemporary extension is a real success. It accommodates a splendid living room with fitted kitchen with generous volumes, bathed in light thanks to a triple exposure and large openings. Still on one level, you access a 23m2 cellar with mezzanine. A beautiful staircase leads to the sleeping area. The first floor with solid parquet floors has two beautiful bedrooms of 16 and 22 m2 as well as a bathroom. On the second and last floor a landing leads to 2 large attic bedrooms of 22 and 24m2 on the ground. A splendid wooded garden with a small pond, an old stone building used as a storage space and a carport complete this unique property. DPE in progress. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Contact Caroline KERFRIDEN, Tel: 06 68 45 63 83, Email: [email protected], Commercial Agent RSAC 2021AC00092 Saint-Nazaire