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HouseOrleans (45)
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$663,100
Surface210 m²bedrooms7 bathrooms2 land300 m²

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House Orleans (45)

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House Orleans (45)

Réf.4394 : 18th century residential and/or commercial house for sale in Orléans In the heart of Orléans city centre, just a few minutes from the banks of the Loire and Place du Martroi, stands this magnificent 18th-century house with undeniable charm. All shops and services are within walking distance, and Orléans SNCF station can be reached in 10 minutes by tram (station 180 m away). Orléans is a fast-growing city, easily accessible from Paris in just one hour by train and offering an excellent quality of life, which makes it very attractive, particularly for professionals working in the capital but wanting to live in a quieter, more affordable environment. Situated in the heart of France, in the Châteaux de la Loire region, it is a charming town, rich in history and culture. It boasts many historic monuments, including the majestic Sainte-Croix Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece that dominates the city, and its city centre is packed with Renaissance and medieval architecture, with cobbled streets and half-timbered houses that hark back to its past. It is also a vibrant cultural centre with several interesting museums, such as the Musée des Beaux-Arts, which houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures and objets d'art from various periods. The Musée Historique et Archéologique de l'Orléanais offers a fascinating insight into local history. The town is also well equipped in terms of educational, cultural and health services, and boasts a modern infrastructure. Its green spaces on the banks of the Loire, a UNESCO World Heritage river, offer picturesque walks, river cruises and opportunities for outdoor relaxation, all of which contribute to the appeal of this beautiful city. In short, Orléans is a great place to live, capable of meeting the expectations of even the most demanding visitors. The building is made of rendered stone with slate roofs, and fits neatly between two buildings of the same style. It has the great advantage of being used for both commercial and residential purposes, as until recently it was both a flower shop and a residence. Built over 3 storeys with 2 bays, topped by a fourth storey under the attic, it faces the street and has two independent entrances. It has retained all of its charm, with around 200 sqm. On the ground floor: A pleasant, spacious room with parquet flooring and a cabochon decoration in the centre was formerly used as a shop, but could easily be used as a beautiful lounge. Continuing on, there is a hall with the start of a fabulous wooden staircase and access to the cellar, then a tea room. To the south of the latter, a small conservatory topped by a glass roof bathes the entire ground floor in light and opens onto the small, intimate courtyard of the neighbouring condominium. This conservatory can be accessed directly from the street or from the living room. First floor: To the west of the staircase is a pleasant, bright kitchen that has retained a certain period charm, and to the east is a lounge with a beautiful marble fireplace, herringbone parquet flooring and exposed beams. Separate toilet. Second floor: With the same layout as the first floor, there is a bedroom to the west of the staircase and a bathroom and bedroom to the east. Finally, on the third and top floor, there are two attic bedrooms. A large basement under the entire building houses the cellars and boiler room. Cabinet LE NAIL – Loiret - Sologne – M. Baudouin LE GRELLE : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Baudouin LE GRELLE, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 917 712 358. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

$632,000

200m²

4bd

1ba.

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Property Orleans (45)

A grand house with a garden court, outbuilding and floor area of around 340m², nestled in Meung-sur-Loire, a quaint town by the River Loire, between Orléans and Blois. This grand house is crowned with a slate roof. The fine edifice was built at the end of the 18th century. Its interior was developed at the start of the 19th century. It has a ground floor and a first floor, each offering a floor area of around 120m², and a loft that could be converted. Its elevations display the characteristic symmetry of classical architecture. Its facade has five bays of large windows with a central axis formed by the entrance door and the first floor’s central window. The windows have large panes and are fitted with louvred shutters on the first floor and partly louvred shutters on the ground floor. The quoins and door and window surrounds are made of exposed local dressed stone. Wrought-iron balustrades bring out the rendered elevations, which mostly face west and south. A garden court links the grand house to an outbuilding with two levels. This annexe offers a total floor area of around 100m². It could be converted. The whole property is walled. Only a large gate with stone pillars forms an opening in its enclosing walls. The plot covers around 480m².

$587,700

340m²

5bd

land 477m²

By Patrice Besse

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House with terrace Ingré (45)

This elegant bourgeois house of 214 m2 built on three levels and set on a landscaped garden is located 135 km from Paris and 6 km from Orléans, at the gates of Ingré, a small town benefiting from all the amenities. more than 900 m2. From the moment you enter, the charm operates. The original cement tiles on the floor, the wall bases and the solid oak staircase, with its ornamental ball delicately reflecting the light, set the tone. The typical distribution of bourgeois houses is revealed: the living room and the dining kitchen face each other, creating a friendly and bright living space. A French window opens onto the terrace and swimming pool, while a staircase leads to a recently renovated vaulted cellar, a wine lover's paradise. The living room, equipped with a functional fireplace, has retained its former splendor with its parquet flooring and refined moldings. The large windows generously let in natural light. The kitchen, tastefully modernized, sports a chic blue hue which enhances a chevron floor, a subtle homage to period parquet floors. On the first floor, a landing leads to a master suite with bathroom and dressing room. Delicate wallpaper lends an extra touch of sophistication to this intimate room. Three other bedrooms complete this level. The top floor, attic, houses three additional bedrooms and a bathroom, perfect for accommodating a large family or privileged guests. The raw elements, such as the parquet floor and the exposed beams, enhance the whole and add an undeniable authenticity. At the back of the house, accessible from the entrance and the vehicle porch, there is a bucolic garden, a green setting for the swimming pool. A technical room and a garden chalet offer practical and additional storage space. A wisteria arch leads to a charming vegetable garden, ready to come back to life under the attentive care of its new owners. Ideal for a large family, this bourgeois house renovated with noble materials is just waiting for new occupants to continue writing its history and making hearts beat. Schools from nursery to high school in the town 6 km from the center of Orléans 14 minutes from Aubrais station and Orléans center 135 km from the center of Paris. A10 access 6 km ENERGY CLASS: C CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1990 and EUR2730 per year Contact: Margaux 06 65 72 08 79 RSAC: 920 708 369

$609,800

214m²

6bd

land 904m²

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House with pool and terrace Darvoy (45)

This mansion is located 20 km from Orléans and 150 km from the center of Paris, in the heart of the charming town of Darvoy, a few minutes walk from the banks of the Loire, which offers 212 sqm of living space ( 263 sqm on the ground) on a wooded and enclosed plot of more than 1500 sqm. Is it possible to combine the charm of the old while breaking the codes? Certainly yes with this building from the beginning of the 19th century. Its exterior architecture, typical of a mansion, has been nicely preserved. It stands proudly in the center and its double steps accentuate the elegance of its facade. On either side, two wings are now completely integrated into the central building to be today a comfortable and spacious family home. The main entrance, at the heart of the house, then sets the tone for the desire to breathe singularity into the living spaces. Today hosting an office, it reveals this play of half-levels which characterizes the place and gives it an interesting dynamism. On the right of the entrance, this level accommodates a first bedroom and a bathroom then a first living space is revealed, with generous dimensions, almost 60sqm, in which the possibilities are multiple . Reception room, games room, the imagination is limitless here. On the left of the entrance, the living room is in two spaces, on the one hand on the upper half-level is the living room, cozy under the frame, then on the other hand on the lower half-level is the dining room which takes place, bright as well as warm thanks to its fireplace, exposed beams and terracotta tiles. Tomette which is found in the kitchen, continuity of the dining room. Completely renovated, it is elegant, inviting and has direct access to the garden. Facing the entrance, a beautiful oak staircase leads to the sleeping area which has retained the configuration of bourgeois houses. The first floor accommodates three bedrooms with solid parquet floors and bathed in light. A bathroom with clean lines completes this level. On the second and last floor, a large bedroom under exposed framework completes the sleeping area. The garden, for its part, is pampered by its current owners, who have managed to make it a true haven of peace. The different flower beds coexist perfectly with the majestic trees that punctuate the exterior. To make it a place to live in its own right in season, it benefits from a terrace for lunch with family or friends, followed of course by a pétanque competition at the shaded bowling alley before relaxing in the spa on the balneo side. or for the more sporty side swimming against the current. A magnificent vaulted cellar of more than 40sqm as well as a double garage complete this property. This residence will seduce with its beautiful balance between old charm and modern comfort, both for a primary residence and a secondary residence. Shops (bakery, supermarket, farmers' market) accessible in ten minutes on foot. A10 motorway and access to Fleury les Aubrais station in 30 minutes. ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR2,600 and EUR3,590 per year (subscription included). Contact: Marion 06 31 34 53 34 RSAC: 893 317 388

$628,700

212m²

5bd

land 1,538m²

By Espaces Atypiques Orléans Chartres

HouseOrleans (45)
Price :
$663,100
Surface210 m²bedrooms7 bathrooms2 land300 m²

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HouseOrleans (45) Price : $663,100 USDEuro € EURAmerican Dollar ($ USD)British Pound (£ GBP)Surface210 m²bedrooms7 bathrooms2 land300 m²

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House Orleans (45)

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HouseOrleans (45)
Price :
$663,100
Surface210 m²bedrooms7 bathrooms2 land300 m²