luxury houses for sale Parmain, France (page 11)

Beautiful real estate complex set in 1 200 sqm grounds with commanding view of surrounding countryside, just 5 minutes from Marines, in quiet, exclusive setting. 350 sqm of fully restored floor space comprising main house with entrance hall, 70 sqm living room with fireplace leading onto garden, fitted equipped kitchen, four bedrooms including two suites, bathroom and two shower rooms. Second building consisting of two flats, in perfect condition. Covered, heated pool with new heat pump. 5 minutes from all amenities, and just 50 minutes from Paris. Energy class: NC/NC.

A stone's throw from Marines and the village of Grisy les Platres, this place is typical of Vexin with its bucolic, hilly and quiet character. This pretty house of 138 m2, completely renovated, is in the heart of the hamlet. It is after passing through the gate and taking a few steps in the garden that you discover the typical Vexin stone house. The charm acts immediately, this house reveals pleasant volumes and is reinforced by a careful and warm decoration. The house opens onto an entrance then the bright living room with a period fireplace and a wood stove, the elegant and perfectly equipped kitchen, without forgetting the practical and functional scullery. Upstairs, another warm living room with another wood stove, a large bedroom with tiled floors, a modern bathroom and a second bedroom complete this floor. A final level offers a games or relaxation area and two attic bedrooms. The garage can accommodate a car, a wine cellar and/or a DIY or gardening workshop, as your desires may guide you. The garden, the terrace and the woodshed complete the picture. RER A fiber property 15 minutes away (La Défense in 35 minutes) Shops 2 minutes Daycare, school and after-school on site Marine College 2 minutes ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B Estimated annual costs: between 1,740 EUR and EUR2,420 per year Average energy prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 Regulatory information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Contact: Sabine: 06.15.48.03.61

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An elegant house with a 300m² floor area, a 1,000m² landscaped garden and a pool, nestled in the former chateau estate of Maisons-Laffitte, just north-west of Paris. The house is tucked away in a calm, lush backdrop where birds come to nest. It is a few hundred metres from the town’s golf course and racecourse and is less than 10 minutes from the train station by bus and around 30 minutes from it by foot. A pedestrian gate and a double gate take you onto a broad paved drive that leads straight to a flight of front steps between hydrangeas. The dwelling was built at the start of the 20th century. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. It is made of burrstone and has been masterfully extended and renovated over the decades. The house offers a liveable floor area of around 300m² and it has six bedrooms. Its entirely walled garden covers more than 1,000m² and includes terraces, a lawn, a swimming pool and trees of several different species. The dwelling has a basement that extends beneath part of it. The house’s extensions blend harmoniously with the original construction. The home has been entirely renovated and fitted with external insulation. It has been maintained remarkably well and is punctuated with many windows on the ground floor. The house is in perfect condition, both inside and outside. It requires no renovation work. Its roof of interlocking tiles was renovated in 2021. The landscaped garden features automated watering. The main entrance door is at the top of a flight of front steps. An old canopy protrudes over it. The facade of burrstone is coated with rendering. The tall rectangular windows are fitted with wooden louvred shutters that are painted green. The terrace, which is like an extension of the lounge, enjoys absolute privacy.

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An early-20th-century family house with a 1,800m² garden, nestled where the River Seine and River Oise meet in the charming town of Andrésy, near Paris. This house, built in 1930, towers in an entirely walled 1,800m² garden. The edifice is set back from the street, hidden behind tall trees and shrubs. Time seems to stand still in this secret haven, even though it lies near the town centre. A gate leads onto a gravel drive that takes you to a flight of front steps at the foot of the house’s facade. You can also follow a path around the side of the dwelling to a backdoor and conservatory. The house has a semibasement, a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in its converted roof space. Major work was carried out on the dwelling in 2019. The house has been entirely renovated and very well maintained. Many windows bathe its interior in natural light. The edifice is in good condition. Its roof of interlocking tiles was cleaned in 2020. The gutters are made of zinc with sheet metal added for an optimal flow of rainwater. The windows, which were renovated, are fitted with electric shutters. The paintwork and electrical system have also been renovated. So this dwelling, which is entirely fitted with home automation, requires no extra work. The main entrance door is at the top of a flight of front steps. A canopy protrudes over it. The burrstone facade is partly rendered – from the semibasement up to the roof on the right and only on the second floor on the left. Decorative features of brick and turquoise ceramic adorn the window lintels and ledges. On all three floors, the windows are fitted with finely crafted wrought-iron guardrails. Behind the house, a gate could be installed in the garden for strolls straight down to the River Seine’s banks, under 100 metres away.