luxury house for sale Oye-Plage, France

Malo les Bains - Superb town house - Villa Carmancita completely renovated with superb exterior facade. This beautiful house, steeped in history and authenticity, has one of the most beautiful facades in the city. The ground floor consists of a superb double living room with two marble fireplaces, period Hungarian parquet flooring. Continuing on, a large dining room also has its own fireplace and has a magnificent glass roof on the ceiling overlooking a large fitted kitchen on its left and a small, elegant exterior on its right. On the first floor the landing leads you to a master suite with its private bathroom and toilet, then to a first bedroom currently a busy office giving access to a second smaller room and a bathroom with a sink, bathtub and shower. All of which can easily be transformed into a second master suite with dressing room. The second floor consists of two large bedrooms with preserved character and a second bathroom with shower, sink and toilet. Finally the third and last floor will offer you a superb spacious and very bright room which can have multiple uses, bedroom, games room, cinema room, workshop etc... The basement is not left out and offers 3 very spacious, large spaces that can be used for storage but can also be converted into additional living spaces. This magnificent, completely renovated house is ideal for a family looking for spacious rooms and authenticity near the sea. A real favorite!

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The Cathedral Palace in the shadow of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Saint-Omer, an hour from Lille and forty minutes from Calais. This fine edifice is the only inhabited tourist attraction of historical interest in France’s Haut-de-France region. It is a major emblem of Saint-Omer. In 1817, Étienne Neyrat bought these houses that lie in the shadow of Saint-Omer’s Notre-Dame Cathedral. He kept the buildings’ walls and turned the interior into an Empire-style palace, investing huge sums of money in this remarkable property. In the wake of the cholera epidemic in 1830, the house was sold to various wealthy families, then to a pharmaceutical laboratory. Successive owners with good taste have preserved the house. Its current inhabitants – serious art collectors – have recovered the edifice’s former glory through their determined efforts: this extraordinary place now invites you to admire the original rooms and colours of the museum-like house that Étienne Neyrat envisaged.