Luxury houses for sale Saint-Hilaire-de-Chaléons, France (page 5)

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Welcome to Abriculteurs. Here you'll find all the key information, professional photos, a dimensioned floor plan and a virtual tour to help you get started! In the heart of the popular village of Trentemoult, this lovely old house has been perfectly renovated, at the foot of the banks of the Loire. With a total surface area of approx. 110 m², it comprises an entrance hall leading to a fitted and equipped kitchen, and a bright living room with parquet flooring opening onto a comfortable wooden terrace of over 30 m². On the lower floor, there is a master bedroom with en suite bathroom, a study/games room, a dressing room and a first toilet. On the upper floor, a landing leads to three bedrooms, one of which has a mezzanine bed, a shower room with a second toilet and a dressing room. Finally, the house benefits from a large garage, rare in this sector, with a laundry area and a small garden with a garden shed. Benefits : - Fantastic location in the heart of Trentemoult, in absolute peace and quiet - A beautifully renovated house with no work required - Garage, terrace and garden: rare features in this area Please note - Gas-fired heating and hot water production (individual boiler) - Property tax: €1,179 - Connected to the mains drainage system - Conventional consumption (kWhEP/m2.an): 172 (D) - Estimated emissions (kg CO2/m2.an) : 36 (D) - Energy cost max/min: 1,230€/1,730€. - Price reference year: 2021 Selling price : 525.000 € VAT included (Fees payable by the seller) Interested in this property? To arrange a viewing with us, simply book an appointment online at a time that suits you best. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr This property is not potentially affected by such a risk. This property advertisement has been drawn up under the editorial responsibility of Mr Benoit MONTY, EI, a commercial real estate agent registered with the special register of commercial agents of the Nantes Commercial Court. SAS Abriculteurs immobilier with a capital of €5,000.00 registered under the SIREN number 837704584 whose legal representative is Mr Adrien Piot.

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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A seulement 20 minutes de NANTES et 5 minutes de SAUTRON, maison de charme des années 1900. Elle offre une vraie vie de plain-pied, d'une superficie d'environ 160m². Au rez-de-chaussée : un salon avec cheminée de 25 m² ouvrant sur un séjour de 19 m² lumineux, une cuisine attenante aménagée et équipée, avec accès au jardin, une buanderie - lingerie, une grande pièce pouvant être ouverte sur le salon. Un espace nuit avec : une chambre avec placard, WC, une salle de bains avec douche et WC, un dressing, une pièce bureau avec ouverture indépendante sur l'extérieur A l'étage : un couloir dessert trois belles chambres avec placards, fenêtres de toit récentes, une salle de bains, WC Les extérieurs : un garage attenant au bâti, une dépendance côté EST, un grand hangar, un préau. Jardin arboré clos et sans vis à vis, terrasse exposée OUEST Un terrain de 3000m², une parcelle de stationnement privée devant la maison viennent compléter l'ensemble Chauffage électrique, 2 ballons d'eau chaude, ouvertures PVC double vitrage, volets électriques, couvertures tuiles entièrement revue, construction pierres, assainissement : fosse conforme. Maison spacieuse avec de beaux volumes, exposée SUD, offrant des belles possibilités d'aménagement Les plus de votre bien : l'environnement calme sans vis à vis Sa localisation : proche de NANTES, SAUTRON et SAINT HERBLAIN Son cachet, son potentiel d'aménagement ( grande pièce, possibilité d'ouvrir le séjour) Les travaux réalisés à l'étage, la rénovation de la façade et de la toiture Les quatre dépendances ( idéals stationnements, stockage, camping-car...) Le jardin avec ses différents univers Son exposition Bien coup de coeur of which 3.53 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

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Close to the Golf de Nantes, in the tranquility of a small hamlet, amidst a natural environment conducive to leisure, this superb longhouse exudes undeniable charm, blending stone, wood, and metal across more than 200m² of living space. The old stone section on the ground floor comprises a kitchen, a dining room, a living room, a master suite, a bathroom, and separate toilet. Upstairs, you'll find a mezzanine, two bedrooms, a dressing room, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. The 2019 extension introduces two twin bedrooms, each connected to the central bathroom/toilet, with all three rooms opening onto a large wooden terrace overlooking a garage. Thanks to the chosen materials and geothermal energy, this property boasts an excellent energy efficiency rating, a rarity for this type of residence. The tree-filled garden, spanning over 2200m² and bordered by non-buildable land, houses a well-maintained stone outbuilding that can be easily converted. This property offers the advantage of being both immersed in a natural setting and in immediate proximity to Nantes' shopping centers and major roads leading to the ocean. Information regarding the risks associated with this property is available on the Georisques website http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. Price: €640,000 excluding fees - Fees: €19,000 including tax borne by the buyer. Contact: EI Philippe Lecomte, 06 71 66 94 25, Nantes/Le Pouliguen REF: LAT0215

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