Luxury houses for sale Selles, France

10 minutes from Montreuil, magnificent 19th-century estate set in 9 hectares of parkland. The property features 2 lounges, one of which is dizzyingly spacious and high, 2 dining rooms with wood-burning fireplaces, and a veranda facing the park that extends the living room. 7 bedrooms with private bathrooms, including a master suite on the ground floor. The house has been laid out in such a way as to differentiate the private areas from the potential guest activity. Large outbuildings are located on either side of the main house, including a beautiful workshop with fireplace and magnificent windows. With its landscaped grounds, pastures, wooded areas with century-old trees and orchard, this estate offers a rare and remarkable living environment in communion with nature. Vaulted cellars, garages, aviaries, boxes and hangar complete this prestigious property.

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This charming farmhouse offers an house and a gîte in good condition allowing you to develop a business or simply to be a pretty family property with: : - A main house offering 295 sqm of living space with a spacious fitted kitchen opening onto the terrace and a scullery; an entrance/living room and a dining/living room each with a fireplace, a bedroom and a bathroom on the ground floor. Upstairs, a landing leads to four bedrooms with parquet floors and exposed beams, as well as a bathroom. The joinery is double glazed. - Four cosy reception rooms are fitted out on one level with a bar, pizza oven, toilets and two professional kitchens. - A small independent house of 70 sqm on one level with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a living room/kitchen. Outdoor space. - A 67 sqm workshop. A magnificent 225 sqm barn is available for conversion. The entire property covers 5500sqm. Estimated annual energy costs of the house : between 4 060 euros and 5 494 euros per year. Prices indexed on January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: georisques.gouv.fr

An 18th-century manor house and its outbuildings set in 4,000 m² of wooded grounds, just a few minutes from the beaches of the Opal Coast. A notable mention of this noble house can be found in the French Mérimée database. The manor is depicted on the 1813 land registry. A succession of different families have lived here right up to the present day. They have all endeavoured to preserve the authenticity of the manor house, which stands out for its extremely harmonious classical style. The entrance is through a white wooden gate revealing the main body of the dwelling, which stands proudly in the middle of the central lawn. The property is surrounded by greenery and the garden is laid out on either side of the residence and the outbuildings to the right of the main facade. Rectangular in plan and classical in style, the main two-storey building has a floor area of approx. 250 m² excluding the basement. The slate roof, with its broached eaves, features three hip dormers on each side and three brick chimney stacks. The main facade, rendered in white and punctuated by nine symmetrically arranged, small-paned windows with white shutters, creates a particularly harmonious appearance.

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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.

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Just a stone's throw from Montreuil's historic town square, this charming town house with undeniable character spans 3 levels and more than 170 sqm. Many of the original features have been preserved, with the hallway proudly displaying its cement floor tiles. It leads to the living room and dining room, with the kitchen continuing on. The 1st floor has 3 large bedrooms with parquet flooring, between 13 and 18 sqm, a bathroom and 1 shower room, while the 2nd floor has 2 master bedrooms of over 20 sqm and a small shower room. The charm of the past combined with a 'so British' decor make this a little gem in the heart of this tourist town with its rich history.

In 'la vallée de la Course', this beautiful complex is developed on nearly 4000 sq. The domain is composed of a main building which hosts a fully renovated office apartment, a reception and its breakfast room, a laundry as well as 9 cottages from the double room to the family room (2 on the ground floor and 7 on the first floor which can be accessed from the outside through a wooden passageway). Former stables are now used for festive events. They have a large surface area, a large fireplace and a kitchen available to caterers. The second barn of more than 220 sq is used for dinners and weddings (with a DJ stage). A last outbuilding of 70 sq has been fitted out with a kitchen and a lounge for the seminar part. The decoration is well done and the buildings are in accordance with the security standards. A last barn, whose roof has been redone, presents beautiful volumes that can be exploited. A storage workshop of a nice size could also be transformed into a wellness area. With an exploitation already well present and satisfactory, the domain still offers beautiful perspectives of development.

15 kms from Le Touquet, in a typical village of the Vallée de la Course, delightful late 18th-century L-shaped farmhouse on a 2,500 m2 plot, recently renovated inside and out (roofing, window frames, electricity, pellet stove, fireplace, sanitation and decoration). A large entrance hall leads to a large fitted and equipped kitchen, then to the double living room with direct access to the outside. On the ground floor, there are 2 semi-single-storey master suites, one of which has completely independent access and could be used as a guest apartment. A linen room completes this level. Upstairs, 2 further bedrooms, a dressing room and a shower room. A converted attic, accessible via the staircase from the entrance hall, can be used as a study, games room or additional bedroom. Here, bucolic charm, comfort and tranquillity are the order of the day.

House in excellent condition, offering 422 sqm of living space and allowing single-storey living overlooking the beautifully wooded garden and the valleys of the Vallée de la Course. On the first floor, enjoy the comfort of an entrance hall, an attractive fitted kitchen, a dining room, a small 32 sqm living room and a large 57 sqm living room, each with its own fireplace. A south-facing veranda, a cosy study, a bedroom, a bathroom, a linen room, a storeroom with access to two garages. Upstairs, a spacious mezzanine with library and games area, three bedrooms, a bathroom and a 36 sqm convertible attic. In the basement you'll find 98 sqm of space for vehicle enthusiasts, parking for four cars and various cellars under the entire house. Shops in Hucqueliers or Montreuil sur mer. Non-flood zone. Wooded, hilly, picturesque region. Selling price : 750 000 euros Fees at vendor's expense Energy class : C Climate class : B Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 3565 euros and 4823 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr