luxury houses for sale Velizy-villacoublay, France (page 21)

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On the heights of Issy-les-Moulineaux. This elegant 1930’s property benefiting from a peaceful and very well-maintained 100 sqm garden and a 20 sqm terrace has been renovated throughout by an interior decorator. It includes a triple living/reception room and an equipped kitchen opening onto a south-west facing terrace accessing the garden, 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, a wc, a dressing room and a study. The ground-floor comprises a self-contained studio apartment with a fitted kitchen, a shower room and a wc. With a basement, a utility room and a garage. In a convenient location near the transport networks. The District group has 5 agencies in prime locations in the capital’s most prestigious neighbourhoods : Ile Saint Louis, Saint Germain des Prés, Champ de Mars, 8th District Golden Triangle, and Parc Monceau. Since 1997, we have been managing a carefully selected portfolio and offering the best assets on the market. Our services include the sale, acquisition, rental and management of real estate assets.

Clos Bretigny neighbourhood. This property in a convenient location near the station, the shops and the schools was built in the year 2000. Set in a 736 sqm plot, it offers about 270 sqm of living space including a living/reception room with a soaring ceiling and a fireplace opening onto the terrace and garden, a family kitchen with dining facilities, a bedroom and a shower room. Upstairs a landing leads to a master bedroom with an adjacent dressing room and shower room, two further bedrooms and a shower room. The attic comprises a recreation room/TV lounge which could create a master suite with a bathroom and dressing room or two bedrooms more. On a basement with a laundry room, a boiler room, a storage room and a wine cellar. With a 2-car garage with storage space. An ideal family home a short distance west of the capital.

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In complete peace and quiet on a 916m² (9,860 sq ft) plot, very near Garches station, the shops and the town centre, this lovely, renovated 1898 house with an Art Deco has an extension dating from the 1940s. Surrounded by a superb southeast-facing landscaped garden with no overlook, it features several terraces and relaxation areas. With approximarly 269m² (2,895 sq ft) of total surface area (204.25m²/2,199 sq ft of living space excluding basement and terrace), it offers fantastic volume. On the garden level, the hall leads to a family room or office and a bedroom with a bathroom. On the half-level, a living room leads to the garden with terrace access, extended by a second reception space and office. Following on from this is a large dining room open on a pretty 1940s loggia and a kitchen with a central island. On the two upper floors are two other bedrooms (one with a large office space), a bathroom and a master suite with a walk-in wardrobe and shower room. This also has a private terrace spanning approximately 20m² (215 sq ft). The basement level contains a laundry room/storage space, a boiler room and a wine cellar. This charming house in immaculate condition has a beautiful garden with no overlook and a sought-after location in a residential area very near the shops, transport services and a thoroughfare connecting Saint-Cloud and Paris. Barnes contact Marta Perez-Embid: +33 (0)6.42.07.58.37 Fees payable by the seller - Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use based on 2021 energy costs: €3,160 ~ €4,330 Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l'énergie de l'année 2021 : 3160€ ~ 4330€

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A specially designed house with a floor area of 245m² and a garden in the town of Fontenay-aux-Roses, very close to Paris. This specially designed home was built in the 1980s on a 500m² plot of land. It is set back from the road in a calm spot. A lush garden around it ensures that this peaceful dwelling is not at all overlooked. This south-facing house has three floors and a slate roof. Many windows flood its interior with natural light. All these windows have double glazing and electric shutters that are centrally controlled. The garden level has a spacious garage for two cars, as well as a fitness room, a utility room and a bedroom with a bathroom. The ground floor features a living room with an impressive cathedral ceiling: a welcoming reception room that has a ceiling height of 5.7 metres. This living room lies next to a dining room, a fitted kitchen and a television lounge with a fireplace. On the first floor, there are two large bedrooms. Each one has its own bathroom and terrace. Further on, there is an office.

In Fontenay-aux-Roses, an elegant private mansion in need of renovation. Located near the city centre, on a calm street, surrounded by historical houses and residences, the property has attracted artists and intellectuals from all backgrounds thanks to its overwhelming charm. Built in 1860 in the middle of a verdant garden, it was the home to a famous dissident Russian writer from the 1970s up until today. The private mansion, which has not been changed in decades, is simply waiting to find its lustre once again. The three-storey stone façade is topped with a balustrade, vestiges of a probable rooftop terrace, now replaced by a zinc roof. Classical ornamental features characterise the entire building: bossages adorn the ground floor, a stringcourse highlights the first floor, while a dentilled cornice decorates the second; the windows, with surrounds decorated with delicate mouldings, are all aligned and symmetrically distributed around the axis of the wood and wrought-iron double-door on the ground floor. The front door is set back from the front steps, which can be accessed on either side of the stone guardrail. In the middle of the façade and overlooking the entrance, a balcony on brackets is adorned with a wrought-iron balustrade. The house includes a ground floor with an office, living room, a kitchen overlooking the garden, as well as a workshop. The two upstairs floors contain bedrooms with the possibility of converting some of them into larger rooms with en-suite bathrooms. The cellar, remarkable in its size, has two storage areas, including a well and a vaulted cellar, worthy of the greatest of winegrowers. Running alongside the property is a pedestrian path and a quiet street. Preceded by a garden decorated with a fountain, there is also a garage where a car can be parked, on the street side. An opulent wisteria vine festoons the façade, while, in the back, the outside area is punctuated with magnolias, lilacs and other bountiful varieties of shrubbery.