luxury houses for sale Seine-Maritime, France (page 8)

In Fécamp, this former Priory farm from the 16th century is for sale. Located on the high cliffs of the Alabaster Coast, classified as a City of Arts and History, with its famous Benedictine Palace, Fécamp attracts travelers from all over the world, as well as the proximity of Etretat 20 minutes away, Honfleur 45 minutes, or Deauville 60 minutes. 2h30 from Paris, 4h from Brussels, this exceptional real estate complex opens its doors to you to find a second life. Ideal for an investor wishing to create a hotel activity, a restaurant, guest rooms, lodgings etc? It is composed as follows: On land with a total area of 16736 m2, a square courtyard with different species of flowers, a swimming pool, a building of 1230 m2 of living space with two dining rooms, a large kitchen, 18 bedrooms including 5 on the ground floor and 4 apartments. This one requiring works of refreshments. A large seminar room, an independent house of around 100m2, to be completely renovated, land of around 40m2 allowing the possibility of additional construction. Property tax 13,500?. The center agency specializing in the sale of exceptional properties invites you to visit this real estate complex in Normandy 76. Nathalie DUROZEY: Independent Commercial Agent: Siret 812 802 130 000 11. Pour plus de photos et d'informations, consultez notre site www.agenceducentre.net ou appelez nous au 02.35.28.66.66. L'Agence du Centre à Fécamp 76400, votre référence immobilière de la Côte d'Albâtre et du Pays des Hautes Falaises !

In Normandy, in the Seine-Maritime department, 2 hours from Paris and 35 minutes from Rouen, Rouen Sotheby's International Realty is exclusively offering this beautiful family home for sale. The property offers around 282m² of living space on a 2,700m² plot with a lovely flat south-facing garden. Built in 1876, typical of late 19th century houses with its brick and flint facade, the ground floor comprises a beautiful entrance hall, a reception room forming a lounge and dining room with fireplace, and a fitted and equipped kitchen. On the first floor, a large landing with cupboards leads to three bedrooms and a bathroom with shower and toilet. On the second floor, a landing leads to a master suite comprising a bedroom, dressing room and shower room. A second bedroom or study. An extension to the house, which can be independent, offers a large living room (possibility of creating a bedroom), shower room, toilet and utility room. Upstairs, an additional bedroom. The south-facing house benefits from a lovely terrace and a flat, wooded, fully enclosed garden. Very spacious - Bright and sunny - Very good general condition.

Built in 1802, this brick and stone manor from the Cauchois region offers 357m² of living space, is accompanied by its outbuildings on a 3ha wooded park. Previously placed under the power of the lords of Tancarville - we can discover outside, attached to the manor, three Romanesque porches, vestiges of the old parish church of the 12th century, these lands of Epretot were acquired after the Revolution. Paul Allard, a scholarly historian best known for his research on the origins of Christianity in Rome and the persecutions he faced, settled there for a while. Like the manorial residences of its time, this house was designed on a human scale with spacious rooms, having regard to the previous tradition of manors, high ceilings, period fireplaces, carved wooden moldings. This manor has retained the intact charm of its origins. The ground floor includes a large entrance, a living room with Trianon woodwork, a lounge/library, adjoining the dining room, a fitted kitchen and a staircase leading to the upper floors. Two floors with 8 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. An estate of three hectares surrounds the manor, with a landscaped park with an orchard, a large barn of approximately 250m² with potential for conversion into a living or reception area. The wing of the manor has been converted into a gîte. Price with agency fees : €1,099,000 Price excluding agency fees : €1,050,000 Agency fees payable by the buyer : €49,000 Well presented by Clémence FORFAIT +33(0)6 34 28 75 62 EI Commercial Agent Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr

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Peacefully located just a few kilometres from the famous cliffs of Etretat, this 18th century thatched cottage is in perfect condition. This spacious property has been renovated with charm, elegance and high-end materials. The ground floor comprises an entrance, a first living/dining room with fireplace, a second living room of around 55 m², a large kitchen-diner of around 40 m², a boiler room, a utility room and a guest WC. On the first floor, you will find a master suite with shower room, large dressing room and access to a mezzanine; a guest suite with bathroom and dressing room; and three bedrooms, each with a shower room and a WC. It all sits alongside splendidly landscaped leafy gardens equipped with an orchard and vegetable patch. It all goes to create a peaceful and elegant setting with several al fresco relaxation areas. There is an independent garage that could be converted into a guest house, as well as a second garage adjoining the house.

130 km from Paris, in the heart of a historic village, an important 18th century residence on 1300 m2 of land. The large three-storey house with a modest cellar is part of a terrace of houses along the street. Two entrances from the village street allow direct access to the premises. To the right of the house is a two-storey outbuilding ideal for residential use. The plot is divided into two parts. One spreads out in front of the buildings and forms a small garden surrounded by gravel suitable for outdoor dining. From a low wall that encloses the garden, one can make out the garden below, which features a large old, unused greenhouse with a wrought iron structure. A flight of steps will need to be added in order to access this area.

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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.

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

Seine-Maritime, near Gournay en Bray, charming brick and stone manor house restored in the 18th century and built on a promontory. It benefits from a very pleasant view and develops about 385 sqm in seven main rooms including five bedrooms. A pleasant garden, meadows, a dovecote, a tennis court and outbuildings including a janitor's house to be renovated, form a pleasant property on about 2 hectares. ECD carried out after July 1, 2021. Estimated annual energy costs of the house : between 7 938 euros and 10 740 euros per year. Prices indexed on October 8, 2021. Housing with excessive energy consumption. Class F. As of January 1, 2028, the level of performance is included between the classes A and E. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: georisques.gouv.fr

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

Located on the Alabaster coast, between YPORT and the famous ETRETAT resort, this prestigious Anglo-Norman manor is built in the heart of a wooded estate, away from all nuisances, neighborhoods and far from looks. A true haven of peace. Extraordinary means were used to build this residence, using old-fashioned materials and know-how. Approximately 650 m2 of living space, 1000 m2 of floor space, combining charm and modernity, comfort and enormous potential. Everything is possible in this area: exceptional family home as it was until today , high-end hotel site or bed and breakfast ideal for events (absence of neighborhood), gourmet restaurant etc... Technically, the manor is in excellent condition: tiled roof, double-glazed frames. Heating of the home is provided by two very economical boilers located in a perfectly adapted technical room: wood boiler powered by the trees of the estate and recent wood pellet boiler coupled with a solar system. A pellet stove and a monumental fireplace complete this equipment. The manor benefits from numerous openings letting in the sun's rays throughout the day. On the ground floor ground floor, the vast entrance hall leads to a large living room of 63m2 with monumental fireplace, small living room, veranda with stove of 36 m2, kitchen, office, suite with shower room and toilet, toilet. A magnificent staircase bathed in light leads to the first floor offering seven bedrooms, one of which is 57 m2 and four bathrooms or shower with toilet. The second floor currently houses an exhibition room or billiards room, two gyms as well as two bedrooms with shower room and toilet as well as a magnificent attic with visible convertible framework. A new layout could make it possible to obtain five to six bedrooms. The basement offers a 40 m2 bar, wine cellars, laundry room, boiler room, numerous workshops, photo studio, as well as garages. Note that a turret houses a secondary spiral staircase, serving the basement, the ground floor as well as the first floor. The 5.5 hectares, entirely wooded, is ideal for beautiful walks. It houses several garages for around twenty cars. Through the woods, taking a wide path belonging to the property, you will reach a beach about which one wrote: 'Small valley where deliciously scattered charming and rich chalets, cottages, Norman houses and thatched cottages, lost in the middle of the greenery. Calm, rest; don't go looking for anything else. You'd think you were at the end of the world. Nowhere else on the Normandy coast , the trees do not venture so close to the sea. There you can breathe deeply the lively and pure air of a nice beach, half sand, half pebble.' On a bicycle, you offers you the authentic village of YPORT, the little sister of ETRETAT, a fishing village nestled in a valley. Classified as a seaside resort in 1929, it welcomed many famous men such as Maupassant, Gide and Boudin. YPORT is a quiet and picturesque village, adored by anyone who discovers it! Its old-world charm seems to have survived the centuries without a scratch. All shops available in the village as well as very good restaurants. This property is accessible in two hours and fifteen minutes from Paris via the A13 motorway, or via the Le Havre Paris St Lazare train line, three hours and forty hours from Brussels. The beaches of the Côte d'Albatre are quickly accessible: Etretat (10 minutes), Fecamp (10 minutes), Yport (5 minutes), Honfleur (50 minutes), Deauville (1 hour). More information on request

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