Luxury houses for sale Coye-la-Forêt, France (page 10)

Welcome to a prestigious estate nestled in the picturesque town of L'Isle-Adam, just 35 km from vibrant Paris. This exceptional property, a 16th-century manor house and its outbuildings, extends over a vast 16-hectare estate. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of this haven, surrounded by lush greenery and a meandering stream.The main Manoir, formerly a Moulin, spans 546 m2 and offers a charming blend of historic elegance and comfort. The first floor features a welcoming living room with an authentic fireplace, a spacious living area and five bedrooms upstairs, including 2 suites, with two bathrooms, dressing rooms and two shower rooms. In addition to the Manoir, a charming 104 m2 guest house with 4 bedrooms and 2 shower rooms, offering the perfect retreat for family and friends. An independent 64 m2 studio completes the ensemble. Step outside to discover a magnificent outdoor swimming pool and a tree house perched among ancient trees. The entire property is fully secured, ensuring privacy and tranquility.The estate offers a diverse landscape, including waterfalls and a river. Majestic trees such as purple beech, plane, chestnut and oak dot the property, creating an enchanting atmosphere.This unique residence is not only a historic gem, but also a modern oasis, perfect for those seeking an exclusive lifestyle close to the cultural riches of Paris. Such a rare opportunity offers the perfect fusion of history, nature and luxury.

Close to the Saint-Martin collegiate church, this residence of contemporary architecture was built at the end of the last century. Protected from view and surrounded by greenery, it has a surface area of 215 m² (250 m² on the ground) and offers a comfortable and privileged family living environment. On the ground floor, an entrance opens onto a living room, a dining room, a furnished and equipped semi-American kitchen, a first bedroom and a master suite consisting of a bedroom, a dressing room and a bathroom. shower. All these rooms extended by a large terrace benefit from a southern exposure which illuminates the interior spaces. Upstairs, a landing leads to three bedrooms, a bathroom and shower, and an office. The tiled basement offers a large games room (lounge/library, billiards, table football or future cinema/video room), a wine cellar, a DIY workshop, a boiler room/laundry room and two storerooms. A garage for two vehicles and several parking spaces complete the property. In the 1,200 m² fenced garden, a weeping beech tree shelters a very convivial dining and relaxation area and several fruit trees (fig tree, plum tree, wall vine, etc.) add to the charm of the place. Main technical characteristics: Quality energy performance (D/D), recent renovation (2017), glass wool attic insulation, De Dietrich boiler (2020). Montmorency city center: 2 mins (car), 10 mins (on foot). Lake Enghien and its attractions: 6 mins (car). Transport: Enghien station 5 mins by car (line H to Gare du Nord, RER C to Neuilly/Porte Maillot and line J to Saint Lazare station with changes at Ermont-Eaubonne station). Paris Porte de Clichy: 30 mins (car); Roissy CDG: 35 mins (car). Contact Barnes Val d'Oise: Jean-Claude GODOT - Tel: + 33 (0)6 62 88 90 02 - EI SALES AGENT. “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website. »

Magnificent Anglo-Norman-style house nestling in the heart of sumptuous, meticulously-kept wooded parklands spanning 7,750 m². Listed and fully fenced, it offers total privacy with no overlooking. The elevated 220 m² house enjoys spectacular views. Situated between Auvers-sur-Oise and L'Isle-Adam, in a quiet village, it comprises 8 rooms spread over 3 levels. There are several outbuildings to explore, including a garage and a workshop. Concealed behind a wall of vegetation is a huge 300-metre gallery dug into the rock in troglodytic style, providing surprising storage space and a natural cellar ideal for wine. The house, set in a hanging garden overlooking the valley, comprises 8 rooms spread over 3 stories. On the ground floor, an entrance hall leads to a vast 38 m² living room with a ceiling height of more than 4 metres, a kitchen that can be opened onto the dining room, and a toilet. The first floor comprises three bedrooms, two shower rooms and WCs, plus a study. On the second floor, there are two further bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, and the basement comprises 3 rooms, including a sports room. All the windows in the house are double-glazed; only the window frames in the living room have been retained to maintain the authenticity and character of the house. Below, with direct access to the road, is a large garage with automatic door that can easily accommodate two cars. Behind the house, a little higher up, is an impressive 1854 gallery dug more than 300 metres into the rock, which served as a refuge for resistance fighters during the Second World War. Above this gallery, a former tennis court nestles in the heart of a wooded area, offering a haven of peace for nature lovers. The village offers a variety of services and activities to its residents, including doctors, schools, shops and a range of cultural, sporting and educational facilities. Valmondois station is just 5 minutes away, providing a 45-minute commute to Paris on line H, which serves the Gare du Nord and Gare Saint-Lazare stations. In addition, quick access to the A115 and A104 motorways makes it easy to get to Paris and Roissy Charles de Gaulle in just 25 minutes. Diagnostic summary: Energy performance rated 100 C/ 23 D property tax 2000 €/year.

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An exceptional location, in the heart of the city, for this late 19th century residence. It's a rare visit that I'm offering you, a stroll through time. In 1830, the last prince of Condé died in Saint Leu La Forêt. Five years later, the castle was destroyed, the estate subdivided and rectilinear paths opened (chemins d'Apollon, de Madame, rue du Château). The house belonged to the estate and is partly made up of the former private chapel of the Prince of Condé's castle. By purchasing this house, you are buying a small piece of history and you will have the immense privilege of having your living room in the middle of the old chapel. Just totally unique and very atypical! Let's start the visit. More than 200 m2 for this beautiful family home set in the middle of a magnificent garden with trees and completely enclosed by walls. Upon entering, you arrive in a triple reception, followed on the ground floor of the house, a delightful kitchen where nothing is missing. The kitchen also opens onto the back of the house, perfect for summer lunches or the veranda will shelter you. There is also a bathroom and a laundry area. On the first floor, a master suite with a large bathroom and dressing room, 2 bedrooms and an office are offered. Finally, under the attic, a play area for children and 2 beautiful bedrooms can accommodate a large family. Cellar, double garage with a workshop area, nothing is missing from this haven of peace located less than 10 minutes on foot from the station which allows you to reach Paris in less than 30 minutes. Rare and bucolic, this house will appeal to lovers of charming residences who dream of being able to combine the tranquility of the countryside while benefiting from the proximity of Paris. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated annual costs: between EUR3,280 and EUR4,500 per year Average energy prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Regulatory information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www .georisks.gouv.fr

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Built in 1870 at the end of the Second Empire, this bourgeois property of 230 m² of living space was completely renovated in 2017 with rare and high-end materials. Recomposed living spaces, more trendy decoration codes, the old veranda transformed into a contemporary kitchen with a view of the wooded garden and the Saint Martin collegiate church now offer a very cozy and privileged living environment. On the ground floor, an entrance protected by a large door canopy opens onto a large living room extended by a dining room, the very bright dining kitchen surrounded by windows, an office, a shower room and its rest area. Upstairs, a landing leads to a master suite consisting of a bedroom with dressing room, a bathroom and shower; four bedrooms, one with a shower room, a separate shower room. The partially finished semi-buried basement offers a home cinema room as well as a games room. Also a pantry, a DIY workshop, a boiler room and a laundry/laundry room. In the 2,040 m² garden, a 40 m² heated swimming pool (2020) facing west with its relaxation area and a summer kitchen to be reinvented offer a pleasant space for conviviality and relaxation from the first sunny days. Town centers of Montmorency: 2 mins (car), 10 mins (on foot) and Enghien: 5 mins (car). Lake Enghien and its attractions: 6 mins (car). Transport: Enghien station 3 mins by car (line H to Gare du Nord, RER C to Neuilly/Porte Maillot and line J to Saint Lazare station with changes at Ermont-Eaubonne station). Paris Porte de Clichy: 23 mins (car); Roissy CDG: 35 mins (car). Contact Barnes Val d'Oise: Jean-Claude GODOT - Tel: + 33 (0)6 62 88 90 02 - EI SALES AGENT. “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website. »

Built in 1850 in the Old Village district of Saint-Prix dominated by the Saint-Germain church, this charming house of 479 m² of living space offers out of sight a remarkable panoramic view over Paris (La Défense, tour Eiffel, Montmartre,..). Its atypical architecture, its general services as well as its interior volumes offer a comfortable and very privileged family environment. The house comprises in particular on the ground floor a vestibule and in a row a living room, a pleasure lounge with bow window, a dining room surrounded by a balcony as well as a kitchen extended by a large dining terrace. benefiting like the reception rooms from the same clear horizon. On the first floor, surrounded by several continuous or private balconies, a landing distributes four bedrooms including a master bedroom and a bathroom with shower. On the upper level, three other bedrooms and two attics which can be converted into dressing rooms or shower rooms. The garden level has: three large adjoining rooms which, after some fairly simple work can be combined, a wine cellar, a pantry, a laundry / laundry room, a boiler room and a few storerooms. In the closed perimeter of a plot of 2500 m², swimming pool on its south orientation and planted with fruit trees is added a garage. Quality energy performance: C/C. Saint-Prix town center (town hall): 2 mins (car), 20 mins (on foot). Transport: Saint-Leu la Forêt station: 5 mins (car) and Gros Noyer-Saint Prix station connected by bus (line H to Gare du Nord; RER C to Porte Maillot and line J to Saint Lazare station with Ermont/Eaubonne change): 10 mins (car). Paris Porte de Clichy: 30 mins and Roissy CDG: 30 mins (car). Contact Barnes Val d'Oise: Jean-Claude GODOT - Tel: + 33 (0)6 62 88 90 02 - SALES AGENT EI.

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