HouseVeules-les-Roses (76)

Leforestier Immobilier presents the villa 'La Sauvagère', a 19th century jewel in Veules-les-Roses which invites you to immerse yourself in a captivating Art Nouveau universe. Former property of the famous Russian painter Alexis Kharlamov, this characterful residence, made of bricks and flint, overlooks the Veules. Through its high surrounding walls, we discover an exceptional place with a large garage and two parking spaces. As you walk through the door, a refined world is revealed: elegant woodwork, old tiling, and authentic cremones.
The ground floor houses a welcoming entrance, a friendly dining room, a kitchen, a bathroom, a toilet, and a large bright living room. The contemporary extension fits harmoniously into the classic style of the house. A superb wooden staircase leads to the upper floors where four cozy bedrooms await you, each with its own little shower room, which can be transformed into a shower room. A large games room above the living room offers numerous design possibilities. The outbuilding, currently unused, could become a charming guest house or even an independent dwelling with its own entrance from the street.
The villa and its park are located in the heart of Veules-les-Roses, a stone's throw from the source of the Veules, the smallest river in France, and close to the beautiful fine sand beach and the spectacular cliffs of the Côte Alabaster. This picturesque village has preserved its old-world charm with its mills, thatched cottages, winding streets, and vast gardens. Ideally located between Dieppe and Saint-Valéry-en-Caux, just two hours from Paris, this 19th century villa is a rare opportunity for a secondary or primary residence in an idyllic setting.
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