luxury houses with reception room for sale Ferrières-en-Gâtinais, France

Sotheby's International Realty offers you, 100 kilometers from the center of Paris, in Ferrières-en-Gâtinais, a charming medieval town labeled 'small town with character,' this stone house from the mid-19th century developing a living area of 195 m² on a plot of over 1400 m², enclosed by walls and landscaped, with an 8x4 swimming pool built in 2023, heated and secure. The authenticity and charm of the façade renovated in 2022 will delight lovers of stone, as well as the imposing wooden front door, which will allow you to enter and park your vehicles in the paved courtyard sheltered by a porch, which leads to the main house, an independent studio that could suit a teenager seeking freedom or a liberal profession (fitted and equipped kitchen, living room, bedroom, shower room, and separate toilet), the outbuildings (workshop, laundry, woodshed, vaulted cellar,...) as well as a magnificent 70 m² barn completely converted into a convivial space to host family and friends around its sumptuous brazier, with access to the swimming pool and garden. The main house consists of a spacious and bright living room with a fireplace and access to the garden, open to a friendly fitted and equipped kitchen, a dining room with a stove, and a guest toilet with hand wash. A beautiful wooden staircase leads to the upstairs dedicated to the sleeping area serving two master suites with a shower room, one of which is cross-through with shower and bathtub, a third bedroom currently used as a dressing room, and a separate toilet. A beautiful residence where the authenticity of the place has been carefully preserved: terracotta tiles, beams, period fireplace, trumeau, arched windows, while combining the comfort of modernity. For renovation enthusiasts, some outbuildings remain to be developed and will reveal all the potential of this sublime residence ideally located, in close proximity to all amenities, schools, and the college, just a few minutes' walk from the town center of Ferrières and its market, 11 minutes by car from the Ferrières Fontenay train station (R line of the Transilien to Paris Gare de Lyon), with easy access to the highways (A6/A77/A19 nearby).This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ideally located just minutes from Montargis, a golf course, a train station, and motorway access, BUT in the heart of a protected environment with no close neighbors, this former mill offers a living environment of rare authenticity. Nestled amidst 11 hectares and bisected by the Chécy River , the property enjoys an absolutely exceptional atmosphere, where the tranquility is disturbed only by the murmur of the water and the birdsong. Steeped in history, this complex offers over 700 m2 of living space and captivates with the incomparable charm of its old stonework , spacious rooms, and antique materials. Each building tells a story and invites the imagination to envision a multitude of projects. The current configuration makes it very easy to consider: a large main residence , a separate guest house , a gatehouse at the entrance to the property, as well as a large barn and other outbuildings offering considerable potential. The estate is an ideal location for an exceptional family residence or an unusual tourism project, in a natural setting of rare beauty. The roofs have been completely redone, representing a major investment already made. Interior renovations will, however, provide the expected comfort and contemporary amenities, while enhancing the authentic character of this exceptional property. A truly unique property, where time seems to stand still, offering absolute privacy, omnipresent nature and exceptional potential.

An 18th-century manor, with a holiday cottage, outbuildings and grounds of nearly 7,300 m², on the edge of the Montargis forest, 100 km south of Paris. On the corner of a residential street in Paucourt, a gate opens on to an enclosed property of approximately 7,300 m², made up of wooded grounds, manicured hedges and abundant flowerbeds, while the group of buildings, arranged in an L shape around a courtyard and garden, the latter of which is structured by a central open space, features a main dwelling, facing east-west, with two storeys as well as an additional level under the eaves. With nearly 490 m² of inhabitable floor area, its plaster-coated exteriors are organised into ten orderly vertical rows of windows and topped with either slate Mansard or flat tile gable roofs, all punctuated with dormer windows. Inside, terracotta floor tiles, visible ceiling beams, brick masonry and stone fireplaces recall the edifice’s age, whereas these details also contribute to the premises’ architectural legibility and provide tangible clues regarding its various renovations and refurbishments over the centuries. Today, the manor house is divided into two different sections: a six-bedroom holiday cottage and a second structure that includes a large living area as well as a self-contained three-bedroom flat with a double-height ceiling under the eaves. Although in overall good condition, it should be noted that some minor renovations will still need to be planned, including some finishing touches in the flat and replacing some of the wood frames around the dwelling's windows and doors. In addition, stables and an outbuilding, the latter of which is used as a workshop and a boiler room, are located along the edge of the lot and built along a north-south axis, while the former contains five wooden looseboxes, accessible via a central hallway and partially topped with a mezzanine. Featuring approximately 360 m² of additional surface area, waiting to be developed, the outbuildings boast a total floor area of nearly 860 m².