Luxury houses for sale Haute-Isle, France (page 4)

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In a charming village of Vexin located not far from Seraincourt and its golf course, this contemporary villa develops an area of 210sqm on a magnificent plot of 1750 sqm bordered by a brook. This house benefits from a beautiful extended veranda providing a wide view of its splendid garden and its magnificent pond. In an environment of rare beauty, typical of the Vexin, overlooked by the old mill of the village, this house in absolute calm surprises with its volumes and offers four bedrooms each with their bathroom, including one on the ground floor, and the parental suite with gigantic benefits. A garage and a cellar complete these beautiful benefits. Shops nearby 10 minutes from the A15, 15 minutes from the A13 and the A14 linking Paris in 45 minutes. 7km from Les Mureaux station (Paris St Lazare in 39 minutes and future RER Eole). Nursery and primary schools in the village. School bus and bus service for public and private colleges and high schools. Contact: Julie 07 77 84 74 57 ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1,390 and 1930 EUR

Yvelines. In Auffreville-Brasseuil, stunning property dating from 1930 completely restored with taste and quality materials in 2013 offering 130 m² of living space on two levels: on the ground floor, an entrance hall, a separate fitted kitchen, a large room with wc/laundry room giving access to the first floor, the cellar, a large lounge-dining room with fireplace, a second lounge with access to a terrace and the garden; upstairs, a corridor with numerous cupboards leading to three bedrooms (one with balcony), a study and a shower room with toilet. There are two cellars, one of which is vaulted, and an attic. This elegantly decorated, luminous residence with its optimised layout has two terraces, a garden (300 m²) and two parking spaces. Close to all amenities, just 1 hour's drive from the centre of Paris. ECD carried out on 18/3/2024. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices on 1/01/2021: Low amount 1620 euros and High amount 2260 euros per year. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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With its quality materials and exceptional brightness, this 2020 architect-designed house totals approximately 380 m2 on the ground. A large entrance with cupboards opens onto a first cathedral living room of 45 m2 with full-height bay windows which flood the room with light. In the extension, there is a reception room of 35 m2, ideal for a moment of conviviality with friends or a movie evening with the family. There follows a fitted and equipped kitchen as well as its adjoining office, and access to the triple garage. The sleeping area on the ground floor includes 2 bedrooms and a shower room, toilet, as well as a spacious master suite with hammam shower room and custom-fitted dressing room. Lingerie and a technical service room complete this ultra-functional first level. A superb ironwork staircase leads to a huge mezzanine which can accommodate a teleworking space, a games room or even a TV lounge. A guest bedroom and a bathroom adjoin this space. Then, a sleeping area completes the floor with a bedroom, a shower room and a dressing room to be fitted out. Finally, a 50 m2 space gives free rein to the imagination of future owners to imagine additional bedrooms, a music room or even a gym. The enclosed grounds of 1367 m2 offer different well-defined spaces: a pleasant sunny terrace, a garden area, a bowling alley, and a large paved parking lot. A bus stop in front of the house serves the various stations in Mantes, as well as nearby high schools. Nursery and primary school 2.5 km A13 a few minutes ENERGY CLASS: B / CLIMATE CLASS A: Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices for the year 2021 : between EUR1,350 and EUR1,920.

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Built on a hilly and wooded park of more than 10,000 m2, this solid construction from the 70s and extended in the 90s offers numerous possibilities. Access is via a private path and reveals a very beautiful park at the end of which we discover a water point fed by a natural spring to the delight of young and old! Out of sight, the building is surrounded by terraces offering different exposures which allow you to play between light and shadow. Entrance to the ground floor is through a large L-shaped living-dining room, partly cathedral, with a beautiful stone fireplace. Its numerous openings provide access to the various outdoor spaces surrounding the house. Access can also be via the well-made and very functional fitted and equipped kitchen. On this same level, there is a bathroom, a separate toilet, an office and a first bedroom, all forming a master suite. Finally, a second bedroom with shower room and toilet with its independent exterior access, while communicating via a staircase with the large TV lounge upstairs, which could be totally suitable for a liberal activity for example. The first floor, served by a mezzanine overlooking the living room, includes 2 bedrooms and a bathroom, and a third bedroom giving access to a large TV lounge/office bathed in light and also benefiting from a small balcony and its independent access if necessary. 2 attics have been converted into bedrooms and play areas for children. Finally, a workshop, a garage adjoining the house, a second independent garage and a full basement composed of storage rooms, dressing room, boiler room and laundry room complete this property. Schools and small shops 3 km away - Shopping centers 7 km away College 2 km away - Bus and school bus in the village A13 axis 5 minutes away SNCF train station 5 km away. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR3,980 and EUR5,440

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A watermill's old outhouse with a garden in a beautiful village in France's Yvelines department, 45 minutes from Paris. The property is entirely enclosed with stone walls. Two buildings adjoin each other to form an L shape. They were once the outhouses of a 12th-century watermill. A tall gate stands in a covered entrance, hiding a vast paved courtyard into which this gate leads. This court covers around 300m². Several vehicles can be parked in it. One of the outer stone walls has a second entrance gate for gardening machinery and vehicles to get into the garden. Behind the main house, in line with the dwelling, the garden covers around 1,500m² beyond a terrace of around 90m². The River Vaucouleurs, a tributary of the River Seine, flows at the bottom of the garden at a lower level. Major renovation work since 2012 has freshened up the elevations of exposed stonework and the roofs of flat tiles. This fine pair of adjoining buildings have been converted into two modern homes. The largest in the pair has two floor floors and a basement. It is the main house. The second dwelling is smaller. It has three levels, including two half-floors, and could serve as a guesthouse as it has a separate entrance, though it connects to the main house too. Together, the two buildings offer a total liveable floor area of around 400m². They have been renovated in a stylish workshop spirit. Partitions have been removed to open up the interior, which gazes out through large windows that flood the home with natural light. An inconspicuous wooden annexe serves as a workshop, hidden behind lush vegetation on one side of the entrance courtyard.

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One hour from Paris, this magnificent 80.7 sqm Carrez law apartment is located in an old farmhouse with exposed stone, completely renovated. Nestled in a very quiet and nuisance-free environment, it offers three bedrooms. Upon entering, you are greeted by a beautiful entrance, including a large storage closet and a bright office space. This space is completed by a closed laundry room and a separate wall-hung toilet with hand basin. Upstairs, the 11.95 sqm dining kitchen, fully furnished and equipped (dishwasher, hood, oven and induction hob), opens onto the living room/dining room. This beautiful living room of 17.45 sqm is highlighted by a cut stone wall and an artist's studio glass roof, creating a warm and friendly atmosphere. The apartment has three bedrooms. The first, 12.30 sqm, opens onto the living room, creating a bright and airy atmosphere. The second, 12.7 sqm, has a high ceiling, allowing mezzanine projects to be imagined. The third under the attic is spacious, with a floor space of more than 24 sqm. It is full of charm with its exposed beams and its raised sleeping area, partitioned into an alcove. The bathroom, adjoining the first bedroom, is equipped with a large walk-in shower, a sink on a storage unit, and a wall-hung toilet. This apartment, combining authentic charm and modern comfort, is a real opportunity. Completely renovated, it offers a peaceful and friendly living environment, ideally located a few minutes walk from the town center, where you will find all amenities All shops 8 minutes walk away: pharmacy, bakery, butcher, post office, bar, mini market , hairdressers, florist, doctors, physiotherapist, library. Elementary schools 9 minutes walk. Train station (Line J to Saint-Lazare in 50 minutes) 5 minutes on foot. Coming soon, Eole RER station in Epône (La Défense then crossing Paris to the eastern suburbs) 15 minutes by car. Access to A13 and A14 at 17 minutes. A15 access 25 minutes away. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: 1600 euros and 2200 euros. Contact: Nicolas 06 50 47 23 55 Condominiums of 2 units (No proceedings in progress).

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40 kilometres from Paris, an emblematic villa by the architect Mallet-Stevens, its caretaker’s house and grounds of more than 5 hectares. Weaving up the hill, a road leads to the property. To the left of the entrance gate, stands the caretaker’s house, while a driveway bordered with low white walls leads directly to the villa located above. The “Villa Poiret”, also know as the “Chateau de Mézy” or “Le Gibet”, was commissioned by the couturier Paul Poiret (1879-1944), a pioneering fashion designer in his day, from the architect Robert Mallet-Stevens (1886-1945) at the beginning of the 1920s while the latter was still relatively unknown. However, thanks to his research work as a set designer for Marcel L’Herbier’s films, this would become the inspiration for what his architecture would one day be famous for. Five years after the end of World War I, Mallet-Stevens, then 37 years old, had not yet completed a single one of his projects. Indeed, the villa Noailles in Hyères, on the Var coast, the preliminary study and completion of which were entrusted to him by Charles and Marie-Laure de Noailles, wealthy aristocrats and renowned patrons, would not be completed until 1925 before continuing to be expanded until 1932 with different extensions. The villa Cavrois, located in Croix in the north, commissioned by Paul Cavrois, a rich Roubaix textile industrialist, would be inaugurated in 1932. The villa Poiret is one of three major villas completed in France by Mallet-Stevens, each one classified today as having 20th-century historical significance, and the only one to have remained in the hands of a private owner. For Paul Poiret, Robert Mallet-Stevens proposed a dazzling white house overlooking the valley of the Seine, ensconced within a natural setting and slightly removed from the village, with a particularly adept interplay of horizontal and vertical lines where light and transparency reign supreme. Inspired by the Cubist era, Mallet-Stevens played with volumes, cubes, cylinders, large spaces, patios, immense picture windows and materials: especially, reinforced concrete, glass and metal. Construction started in 1922 before being stopped in June 1923 due to a lack of means, although only the structural works had been completed. After Paul Poiret’s fashion house went bankrupt in 1926, the edifice was left abandoned for several years, before being bought by the Romanian actress Elvire Popesco in 1934. The latter once again contacted Mallet-Stevens to complete the construction and bolster its domestic use, which he could not accomplish, having to flee with his wife to the southwest of France in 1939 after war was declared. It was thus another architect, Paul Boyer, who was entrusted with the mission of completing the work once the war was over. Several modifications have given the building the look of a ship, recalling the fashion of transatlantic steamers during this time. However, the essential from Mallet-Stevens’ design was conserved. Today, the edifice is seen as a modern-day chateau. Left abandoned for approximately fifteen years, the property was bought in 1999 by an industrialist and collector of contemporary art who sold it in 2006 to an occupant who was able to complete its restoration by using the blueprints created for Elvire Popesco, who herself lived here until 1985.

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