luxury house for sale Saint-Péravy-la-Colombe, France

130 km from Paris and only 30 minutes from Orléans, this former Protestant temple and its pastor's house from 1859, extends over a living area of 230 m2 and is located on land of approximately 1200 m2 in the heart of the town of Patay, close to all amenities. Outside, a wooded garden invites meditation, offering a peaceful setting far from prying eyes. On the ground floor, a large entrance hall with a wood stove welcomes visitors into a cocoon of comfort and serenity. The fitted and equipped kitchen offers direct access to this green setting. Adjoining the entrance, the temple room, transformed into a vast living room, has already been the scene of private concerts, testifying to its generous space and its vocation to bring people together. The luminous stained glass windows, vestiges of its religious past, and the cathedral ceiling give a divine aura to the whole. The period staircase leads to the sleeping area spread over the two upper levels. On the first floor, a large mezzanine offers a breathtaking view of the temple, while serving as a sleeping area and office. Two bedrooms and a bathroom complete the ensemble. The top floor, under the attic, houses a guest bedroom that is as welcoming as it is spacious. In the garden, a double garage completes the services of this expressive property, thus offering a unique living environment where history, comfort and tranquility coexist harmoniously. This incomparable place of life now awaits its new owners who will, without doubt, be charmed by the captivating atmosphere of this ancient place of worship... Amenities accessible on foot Schools on Patay 30 minutes from the center of Orléans 30 minutes from the Aubrais and Orléans center station (TER line to Paris Austerlitz in 1 hour) 125 km from the center of Paris ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from prices of energy for the year 2021: between EUR4,325 and EUR5,852 per year. Contact: Margaux 06 65 72 08 79 RSAC: 920 708 369

Nestled in the heart of lush greenery, this haven of peace with its intimate location, carefully restored, will appeal to aesthetes and architecture enthusiasts. From the moment you arrive, the charm operates. A canopy, delicately embraced by lush vegetation, welcomes you. In the distance, the elegant contemporary glass roof, magnificently highlighted by the raw contrast of the stone, catches the eye. Through its tiles, we can see the blue wave of the swimming pool. The entrance, vast and imposing, opens onto a majestic wrought iron staircase, inviting visitors into a universe where refinement and comfort intertwine. The first part of the residence houses the sleeping area, offering on the ground floor a master suite consisting of a spacious bedroom, a bathroom and toilet. Upstairs, a landing leads to a bathroom, two bedrooms and an office, an ideal space for welcoming family and guests. The first living room, serving as a games room, opens onto a striking perspective. A warm atmosphere emanates from its fireplace, while the billiards table and the intimate terrace invite conviviality and relaxation. The centerpiece of this charming farmhouse is undoubtedly the old barn, transformed into an exceptional living space. This masterful renovation allows you to enjoy the long winter evenings by a stove with a refined design, as well as the summer afternoons on a terrace offering a breathtaking view of the swimming pool. The enlightened vision of the owners has sublimated this space into a timeless architectural masterpiece where light dances with space. The stone and wood, raw elements of the old barn, contrast magnificently with the contemporary openings, offering an almost panoramic view of the enchanting garden. The kitchen, renovated with a country-chic spirit, opens onto a shaded terrace, ideal for summer meals near the swimming pool. A clever scullery adds a welcome touch of practicality. Outside, a garage and a cellar complete this idyllic picture. Whether for a primary or secondary residence, this magnificent farmhouse is a real favorite, an invitation to live to the rhythm of elegance and serenity. Amenities 10 minutes by car 30 minutes from the center of Orléans 20 minutes from Aubrais station (TER Austerlitz line in 1 hour) 125 km from the center of Paris. Access A10 at 15 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 EUR2,960 and EUR4,060 per year . Contact: Margaux 06 65 72 08 79 RSAC: 920 708 369

Nestled in the commune of Gidy near Orléans, discover this sumptuous high-end residence built on 4000 m² of land. Very quiet area. Various schools, shops, train stations, and major roads are easily accessible. The house is fully renovated, and each space is carefully designed. With its 230 m² area, it features 4 bedrooms. The property consists, on the ground floor, of an entrance, a spacious living room with a fireplace and view of the pool, a WC, a beautiful fully equipped kitchen, a large dining room, a master suite with a walk-in closet, laundry room, and bathroom. Upstairs, the house includes a hallway leading to three bedrooms, an office, a bathroom with WC. The attic, used for storage, can be converted. You will be charmed by its numerous features such as a 7-meter deep wine cellar, a 12x6 covered mosaic pool, a fully enclosed wooded plot with an automatic sprinkler system powered by a well, a petanque court, a sauna, a carport, and outbuildings including a recently renovated independent 2-room apartment. Full immersion virtual tour available. Price including fees: €950,000. Fees are the responsibility of the buyer and represent 3.5% of the net seller price of €917,875. Annual energy consumption according to DPE: between €2170 and €2990 at energy prices indexed on 01/01/2021. The negotiator acts under the status of a commercial agent registered with the RSAC of Orléans under the number 844 405 613. More details, HD pictures HD and 3D views on the website of the agency.

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

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Located in the highly sought-after Dunois district, this town house covers a living area of 166 m2. It benefits from a walled garden of 180m2 facing west and protected from all views. The ground floor, distributed by a corridor decorated with beautiful cement tiles, offers a layout conducive to a renovation in line with the current needs of family life. The opportunity is great to reinvent spaces: consider a kitchen open to a large double living room, a bedroom with adjoining bathroom, or even a laundry room, the possibilities are multiple for this initial level. A beautiful staircase leads to the two upper floors of the house. The first, currently fitted out with four bedrooms and two bathrooms to renovate, has vast volumes which will delight renovation enthusiasts, keen to preserve the old parquet floors and period fireplaces. The second floor, made up of convertible attics, represents additional potential, already equipped with electrical and water connections. A cellar completes the services of this property. Its location and its volumes affirm the full potential of this house which aspires to benefit from a current renovation while retaining the decorative details of the past. ENERGY CLASS: E CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR3,090 and EUR4,230 Contact: Laure Darcheville 07 56 81 05 05 Commercial Agent (EI) RSAC N° 947 761 672 - Orléans

A grand house with a garden court, outbuilding and floor area of around 340m², nestled in 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.

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Orléans Dunois, this bourgeois house elegantly blends classic charm with a refined contemporary look, the result of a tasteful renovation. As soon as you enter, the welcoming atmosphere envelops you, leading you naturally to the open-plan lounge/dining room. The generous picture windows open onto a terrace that opens onto a delightful garden, adorned with a variety of trees and plants. The open-plan kitchen is both functional and attractive, with a central island and picturesque views over the garden. Upstairs, a beautiful master suite awaits you, with a spacious bedroom bathed in natural light from both east and west sides. The en suite bathroom, with bath and shower, and toilet are complemented by a large dressing room and study, creating a comfortable space. The second floor offers three further bedrooms, a shower room and a toilet, providing a pleasant and functional living space for the whole family. The full basement features a wine cellar, boiler room and additional rooms, while a garage adds welcome convenience in this neighbourhood. Situated close to shops, schools and transport links, this delightful bourgeois home offers an ideal living solution for a family. Its excellent location is an added bonus.

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ORLEANS, charming middle-class house typical of the late 19th century. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall opening on to the lounge, which is luminous thanks to its south-facing and west-facing aspect, and features period features such as oak parquet flooring and mouldings. It has an insert fireplace, The dining room, with its open fireplace, opens onto the south-facing garden and is ideal for socialising with family or friends. The adjoining study is a great place to work. A bright, functional kitchen opens out onto a vast terrace, perfect for enjoying fine weather and al fresco meals. A toilet completes the ground floor. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms and a bathroom. The top floor has two further bedrooms with en suite shower rooms, Finally, the garden, a veritable haven of greenery, is a great place to relax and recharge your batteries. The large terrace is perfect for relaxing over a barbecue, A number of outbuildings, bike sheds and woodsheds add a practical touch to this outdoor space. What's more, the presence of a parking space is an invaluable advantage. Access to public transport, with the tramway nearby, and easy access to amenities round off the many attractions of this attractive home.

This middle-class house in the heart of Orléans boasts spacious living accommodation, a superb entrance hall with cathedral ceilings and superb stained glass windows that let in plenty of light, adding a touch of elegance to the space. The ground floor features a lounge of more than 35 square metres, bathed in light thanks to its three large west-facing windows. A spacious dining room and a beautiful fitted kitchen with linen cupboard complete the ground floor, providing an ideal setting for entertaining and cooking with family or friends. A wide staircase leads to the first floor, where there is a vast landing leading to three beautiful bedrooms and a study. One of the bedrooms even benefits from an en suite bathroom, while two shower cubicles are available for the other bedrooms upstairs. The house's large vaulted cellars are a real asset, providing ideal space for storing precious bottles of wine that need to be kept safe and cool. Outside, the house offers parking for two vehicles, a welcome luxury in the centre of town. What's more, there's an outdoor seating area so you can enjoy the warm weather in peace and quiet. The house is co-owned, but benefits from completely independent access, ensuring privacy and tranquillity for its residents. With its peace and quiet and spacious rooms, this house is a real gem in the market.

Ref. 4333 : For sale, 18th century Mansion for restaoration with buildling plot, à Orléans' gates This manor house is located in Orléans region, less than 10 km from Loiret departement prefecture. It's on the outskirts of a town of over 20,000 inhabitants, with all services and shops you need, and close to major French luxury businesses (LVMH/Dior). The region offers a wide range of tourist, cultural and sporting activities (Orléans Fine Arts Museum, La Source floral park, national forest, golf, horse-riding, cinema, etc.), as well as easy access by road and rail (Orléans-Paris in 1 hour 40 minutes on the A10 and 1 hour 05 minutes by train), making it easy to get around for both private and business projects. Set in a generously wooded setting with a vast meadow, the house stands amidst a somewhat wild landscape. This resourceful property will only reveal its full potential to those intrepid enough to push open the door and endowed with a good dose of daring and courage to bring this property back to life. Facing north-west / south-east, the main building dates from the 18th century and is built of stone rendered under slate. It comprises a central building flanked by two four-sided turrets on the main facade. It spans a floor surface area of approx. 300 sqm (3,229 sq ft), divided over two stories, topped by an attic that could also be put to good use. The ground floor comprises 7 rooms, including 3 spacious rooms of more than 30 sqm with 2.2 m high ceilings. Upstairs are 6 rooms ranging from approx. 10 to 34 sqm, bathroom and toilet facilities and an old kitchen. Although most of the interior fittings have been stripped out, the structure seems rather clean and the house has retained some interesting decorative features, such as marble or moulded wooden fireplaces and cabochon tiles. Set at right-angles to the main house, a long, rendered stone building with fibre cement slates houses garages and a detached flat accessed via a separate entrance. The apartment, which is habitable as it stands, comprises a lounge, kitchenette, bedroom and small shower room with toilet. The heating is electric and the house is connected to the mains water supply and mains drainage. This outbuilding offers interesting volumes that will require major works to make the most of. A little way back, in the grounds, a small garage with a wooden structure can be used to house a vehicle. The vast and pleasant wooded parklands, including a small pond, a vast meadow and a plot of land with conditional planning permission (1,300 sqm), extend over a total of almost 14.82 acres and contribute in large part to the prestige and rarity of the property. The whole area is classified as zone N (natural) and zone UR4-TL. Zone N corresponds to the area's natural spaces, which contributes to the green fabric and the quality of the living environment. Developments must not compromise the natural character of the area. However, knowledge of existing buildings and small-scale projects that enhance the characteristics of the zone may be permitted, subject to certain conditions. Zone UR4 corresponds to dispersed residential areas. This zone groups together residential areas that have been built up in a diffuse manner over time and as a result of land transfers, and formed without any particular attempt at an overall plan. More specifically, zone UR4-TL aims to limit the buildability of the land in order to maintain the overall composition of the zone and to enhance the views towards the heart of the blocks and the landscape fringe. Certain buildings are permitted in this zone, subject to certain conditions. 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.