Luxury houses for sale Val-de-Saâne, France (page 2)

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GIN offers you this magnificent, very well maintained, exceptional independent property of 235m2, livable on one level, built in 2006, with natural slate roofing, on full basement, with 5 master suites and a living room of 89m2 , opening onto a south-facing terrace, built on a very refined enclosed plot of 2450m2, landscaped, with covered parking, located in Yvetot near the train station, Paris/Rouen/Le Havre axis. This house with beautiful volumes and quality services is composed on the ground floor of a living room/living room/kitchen of 89m2, 2 master suites with private bathroom, a laundry room with plenty of storage space and a Separate WC. Upstairs, a wide corridor leads to 3 other master suites with their private bathroom and an office. In the living room, a very pretty GODIN wood stove will make your winter evenings warmer. It complements the underfloor heating powered by a heat pump, the group of which was replaced 5 years ago. A bay window will allow you to access the rounded terrace, facing south, made up of interlocking paving stones. The kitchen is equipped with an American-style central island with electric induction hob and extractor hood, as well as storage cupboards all around. It also has a built-in oven, microwave and refrigerator. Its Corian worktop will make it easier to maintain. The first bedroom on the ground floor with a surface area of 16m2, has solid wood flooring, 2 built-in cupboards and communicates with a large bathroom of 13m2 with a fully tiled walk-in shower. , a semi-buried bathtub, a suspended vanity unit with illuminated mirror and storage cupboard, a WC and a large towel dryer. The second bedroom on the ground floor with a surface area of 18m2, also has solid wood flooring, its integrated shower room consisting of an Italian shower with ultra-flat tray, a vanity unit and 'a toilet. The third and fourth bedrooms upstairs of 12 and 14m2 with sloping ceilings, have their private shower room, each with a shower, a sink and a WC, on a marine parquet floor. The fifth bedroom upstairs with a surface area of 15m2 with sloping ceilings, has a dressing room and access to a private shower room via a pocket door, consisting of a shower, a vanity unit and 'a toilet. The basement, the walls of which are painted white and the floor gray, has a workshop space, including the electric boiler, the electric hot water tank and the waste water lifting station connected to the whole. sewer. The house is also equipped with a centralized vacuum cleaner and a robot lawn mower to make your daily life easier. The garden is landscaped with beautiful flower beds on each side of the garage companionway. Come and quickly discover this property where all you have to do is pack your bags. Estimated annual housing energy costs: Between 1520? and 2110?/year. Average energy prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 (subscription included). ENERGY CLASS: C - Consumption: 126 kWh/m2/year CLIMATE CLASS: A - Emission: 3 kg CO2/m2/year Property tax: 2400 ?. Price: 550,000? Agency fee included Price excluding fees: 530,000? Fees including tax: 3.77% or 20,000? Fees payable by the buyer Following article l.561-5 of the monetary and financial code, a copy of the identity document of all visitors will be requested before the visit. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website http://www.georisks.gouv.fr Commercial agent Julien FLANDIN under professional card No.: CPI 7606 2022 000 000 016 Find all our properties on our website: https://www.gin-immobilier.com

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In Normandy, in the department of Seine-Maritime, Rouen Sotheby's International Realty offers for sale this charming 15th-century manor house with approx. 485 square meters of living space, listed as a Historic Monument. The property reveals three construction periods (15th, 18th and 19th centuries). Built on the former fief of the Lord of Yvetot, this property bears witness to a rich past. In the 15th century, William Le Conquérant gave the fief to the Seigneur d'Yvetot in gratitude for his participation in the Battle of Hastings. At that time, only Saint Jean bricks and Pays de Caux flint were used to build the manor's checkerboard facade. Over the years, the manor has been extended, and today offers a mix of different styles and materials. The high-ceilinged first floor features an entrance hall opening onto a dining room, a parquet-panelled living room with fireplace and wood-burning insert, a large kitchen with a monumental 15th-century fireplace, and a weapons room featuring the coat of arms of the Seigneur of Taillanville on the period fireplace. The 'domestic' half-floor comprises a toilet, a study and a bedroom with decorative fireplace. If you take the staircase in the entrance hall, you'll find a half-level toilet and study. The second floor offers six large bedrooms, two of which are en suite, a study, a bathroom with toilet, a shower room and a long corridor leading to all of them. A vast attic on the second floor with conversion potential and a cellar underneath complete the property. The property is set in a land of approximately 7930 square meters, and features remarkable trees such as lime trees, redwoods, magnolias and tulip trees. The manor house, the 19th-century janitor's cottage (to be renovated) and the 19th-century outbuilding form a beautiful ensemble with numerous possibilities. A charming location, 5 minutes from the Yvetot train station, providing rapid access to the Saint-Lazare railway station and the beaches of the Côte d'Albâtre.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

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Leforestier Immobilier offers you this Normandy manor from the 15th century, enriched in the 18th and 19th centuries, erected in a closed hovel typical of the Pays de Caux, with high embankments planted with beech trees. local. In the 18th century, the park underwent a significant evolution with the planting of more exotic trees such as giant sequoia, araucaria, Virginia tulip trees and various more local subjects such as a hundred-year-old lime tree, holm oaks. In this mansion on a human scale, the old materials have been preserved, such as the vast fireplace in the weapons room, the terracotta floors in the hall or the dining room, the parquet floors in the living rooms, the huge Norman fireplace in the kitchen... In short, all the construction periods reveal the signatures of their respective eras. Contemporary comfort has come over time, without altering the character of this building which has become a manor house. The outbuildings such as the caretaker's house and the old stables from the 19th century harmoniously complete this Norman property listed in the additional inventory of historical monuments. Located south of Yvetot and its SNCF station on the Le Havre, Rouen, Paris Saint Lazare line, all local services are available in less than 10 minutes by car. Access to the A29 Brussels Deauville motorways to the north and A13 Paris Caen to the south are accessible in less than 20 minutes. Technical and additional information as well as a 3D visit of the interior space are available on our website!

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A 19th-century house with a walled garden that covers over 2,600m² in a vibrant village in France’s Pays de Bray province, around 150 kilometres from Paris. The property lies near the market square around which the village has built its long story. The grand dwelling towers in the village centre, standing out from its neighbours, yet it blends into its surrounding environment well. The architecture around it is typically Norman in style, but this does not clash with the property. An age-old magnolia stands in front of the house. On the street side, a thuja hedge marks the property’s entrance. This hedge, which adjoins a fine metal gate, does not conceal the vistas that the dwelling enjoys from its position, set well back from the entrance. The elevations of the majestic house are pure white in colour and this bright tone is brought out by the greenish hue of its guardrails. The pink blooms of hydrangeas adorn the facade’s base course in the summer. The dwelling dates back to the time of the French king Louis-Philippe I. The first stone was laid in 1839 on land that was formerly a marquisate. Republicans seized the estates of nobles during the French Revolution. Later, in 1825, a law was enacted to compensate nobles who were impacted by this land grab and who had felt forced to flee France during that turbulent period but who had since returned. Yet despite these indemnities, many impoverished nobles were compelled to sell their land. On such estates, the new upper middle classes then started building grand homes, or ‘little chateaux’, like this dwelling. Construction of this house finished in 1846 and the property was handed over as a splendid edifice with a mansard roof, designed in a Louis XV style. The house is built of brick and rendered with a mortar of lime and plaster. It is designed in the so-called Pompadour style of the century before it: the dwelling follows the main architectural and stylistic principles of this trend. The edifice offers a floor area of around 300m² and stands at the front of its plot. It hides a vast garden behind it: a lawn dotted with trees and enclosed with high walls. Garages, an outbuilding, and a vegetable patch edged with brickwork complete the property. At the back of the plot, a fence demarcates the property.

In Normandy, in the Seine-Maritime department, just 8 minutes from the famous village of Veules-les-Roses, we offer you this property in exceptional surroundings, completely unspoilt by any nuisance. In the heart of a listed hamlet and the former chateau estate (historic monument), this Norman house is set in more than two hectares of magnificent parklands with gardens and orchards. The house offers approx. 260 m² of living space, comprising: on the ground floor, opening onto the garden, an entrance hall, a large lounge with dining area, a kitchen, a pantry, a study and a bedroom on a level with the garden with its own shower room. Upstairs, there are 6 bedrooms, two bathrooms and several mezzanines under the rafters. Outside, the garden and parklands enjoy an exceptional view of the Château, and a beautiful orchard of apple and fruit trees gives the property a typically Norman character. A tithe barn, a sheepfold and a barn form three additional outbuildings that could be converted. With its location in the heart of a hamlet, a protected site where time seems to stand still, and its exceptional view of the Château Louis XIII adjoining the property, this magnificent Norman house will appeal to lovers of history and old stone, as well as to anyone looking for an exceptional place in the heart of a totally unspoilt and protected environment.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.