luxury real estate for sale Les Grandes-Chapelles, France

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2.5 hours from the center of Paris, 1.5 hours from Dijon, south of Champagne, 15 minutes from a train station. On the edge of immense forests, in appreciable calm and tranquility, 42 acre property in the heart of a region steeped in history. This contiguous estate with its mansion of approximately 700 m2 of living space has outbuildings to be renovated from top to bottom. Its pleasure park is surrounded by walls with entrance gates. Chapel. L-shaped mansion. On the garden level. - Main part built in the 1820s with beautiful reception rooms. - At the rear, in an older part of the 17th century, access via interior courtyard and communicating with the lounges on the south facade. - To the east of the main facade, old part to be completely renovated (uninhabitable as it is) with entrance to courtyard. First floor. Several rooms to renovate with bathrooms. Former service rooms, clock turret. Ideal for family projects, guest rooms, large capacity for reception activities. The outbuildings to be completely restored consist of: an old dwelling house, a dovecote, a ruined 14th century Cistercian barn with a floor area of ​​800 m2 to be recovered from its ruins, stables, an old forge, a sheepfold.

Ref. 4276: Mansion and its outbuildings, for sale The property is located in a pleasant village 6 km from Troyes in the Aube region. Paris is 170 km away and can be reached by train in 1h30. Built at the end of the 19th century, the house was completely redesigned and renovated twenty years ago using the finest materials. Burgundy stone floors, staff ceilings. The much more recent garage was built to accommodate a dozen cars, an office and a guest house. The house is composed on the ground floor comprises a very large living room with an open-plan kitchen opening onto a lovely 30 sqm veranda. There is a study and a cloakroom with toilet and washbasin. On the first floor, there is a large landing leading to a bedroom with shower room and a suite with bathroom and dressing room. On the second floor are two further bedrooms, each with its own shower room. Basement, also fully renovated, of approx. 100 sqm with a ceiling height of 1.96 metres. Outbuildings : The building housing the garage and guest house was entirely built twenty years ago. The 60 m² guest house is located in one of the two towers. On the first floor, it comprises a living room with open-plan fitted kitchen, toilet and washbasin. A terrace overlooking the garden, not overlooked by the main house. Upstairs, a bathroom and two bedrooms. Electric underfloor heating. The garage has a floor area of 197 m². It can accommodate at least ten cars. Of course, any other use is conceivable - commercial, craft... Upstairs, there's a 21 m² room with high ceilings and a large sloping mezzanine. Toilets are located on the first floor. Another small house could be converted. It is currently used to store wood and tools. The garden spans 1ha30a50ca and is very well maintained. Entirely enclosed by hedges and wire fencing, it is harmoniously laid out with paths, parklands and woods. There is also a pétanque court and a former swimming pool, which is no longer in use. The current owners were planning to build another one closer to the house. In conclusion, this property already offers maximum comfort, as well as the possibility of developing it according to individual plans. What's certain is that you'll be captivated by the calm and serenity of the setting. Cabinet LE NAIL – Ile-de-France – Mrs Juliette PERRIN : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Juliette PERRIN , Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 512 172 768. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

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A historical property and events venue that includes an old watermill, nestled in a bucolic landscape, two hours south-east of Paris. A hard-surfaced lane surrounded by a millrace and meadows leads to a central court around which three fine constructions stand: a watermill, a miller’s house and a recently built barn. The river runs across the whole property, beneath willows, alders and ashes that grow here and there. Secondary branches of the river provide water for a series of pools. The mill enjoys the right to use the river water. A pond further underlines the strong presence of water on this eight-hectare property mainly made up of meadows.

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At the gates of Troyes, in the footsteps of Charles Perrault, a 16th and 18th-century chateau, listed as a historical monument, surrounded by moats on 12 5-hectare grounds. If it is possible to retrace the genealogy of the lords of this domain from 1222 up until 1688, there is little information on the edifice’s initial construction. Only an order made on 3 July 1585 with a quarry worker in Polisy regarding the delivery of two hundred Polisot stone blocks makes it possible to date the construction of the main building more precisely. Many lords succeeded one another over the years, but in the 17th century, Charles Perrault, a son-in-law of the owner, would make his own mark here when Jean de La Fontaine, Boileau, Voiture, Fontenelle and other members of the French Academy would gather here during the summer months. The property is discreetly located at the end of a residential neighbourhood. The group of buildings are situated around a main courtyard surrounded by moats with water, while the grounds extend over three of its sides with a tennis court. Remarkably designed, and from which six shady pathways spread out in a star-shaped pattern in all directions, are two outside dance floors, one of which is bathed in light, while the other, under a verdant canopy, is a little more shaded. From the street, a large pavilion opens onto the main courtyard via an entrance gate, which is preceded by a footbridge spanning the moats. To the right of the gate, there is the guardhouse building and, to the left, the outbuildings, supported by buttresses and bordered by a small tower. On the other side of the courtyard is the main Renaissance-era building, connected by an intermediary building to a half-timbered dwelling. At a right angle, a long classical wing from the 18th century is extended at the other end by two older bays and flanked at the rear by a small square corner tower with arrow slits. On the other side of the terreplein, past the polygonal dovecote, which abuts a swimming pool, the outbuildings that surrounded the courtyard have been entirely restored and converted for residential use with a swimming pool. Their back façades face a large canal that extends to the end of the grounds.

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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.

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It is only 4.8 km from Romilly sur Seine, a town of 14,500 inhabitants bordering the Aube and Marne departments, that this 413sqm architect's house built in 1965 proudly overlooks the confluence of the Aube and the Seine since its park of more than 1.15 hectares. From the outside, and once past the motorized gate providing access to one of the two parking areas available on the property, the house stands before us. From there we immediately notice the potential offered by its large, unobstructed park of more than 11,000 sqm. Built on 2 levels, this beautiful contemporary with amenities on one level is organized into two levels, separated by a mezzanine offering a vertical view of the garden level below thanks to its 6.30 meters of height under ceiling. It is also from this mezzanine that we notice the great potential of the shared living space on the two levels which totals no less than 215 sqm. By accessing the interior of the house through one of the two entrances on the ground floor, we pass in front of the scullery from a hallway, then the 20 sqm kitchen also giving access to the 120 sqm terrace semi-covered where a skylight lets the sun's rays penetrate, and finally the long and wide corridor which leads to the living room, and which ideally separates the day part from the night part. This first level accommodates a double living room of 91 sqm with fireplace, from where daylight penetrates thanks to a large bay window, and above all thanks to a glazed wall with return totaling 9.5 meters in length and 3.30 m in width. height creating the impression of extending the terrace located just on the other side of the glazing. On the night side, its three spacious bedrooms of more than 21 sqm each include a private bathroom with WC, the largest of 28 m2 has a bathroom with bathtub, shower, and separate WC. Still from the corridor in which there are three large cupboards, we find, going towards the second entrance to the house, a bathroom containing WC and urinal. On the garden level, the large reception room of 134 sqm, where there is a fitted bar and also a bed of plants overlooked by the mezzanine with a wide staircase which accommodates the double living room above, is an obvious call to moments festive and friendly. It is also from this space that we access a south-facing grassy garden of 300 sqm which could possibly accommodate a swimming pool. At this same level, considering the slope on which the house is built, we find a basement totaling nearly 195 sqm additional including a cellar, a laundry room, storage spaces, and a boiler room where there is an oil boiler. , as well as a heat pump. From the main street to the south, an alley forming the second access leads us to the second entrance to this wooded property, then to an independent buried garage more than 11 meters long. This architect-designed house, where some renovations are to be expected, offers very interesting potential, including for a professional activity due to its suitable design. Its privileged location with its unobstructed view overlooking the tributary is a therapy for all lovers of calm, wide open spaces, and friendly family moments. Just 7 minutes from Marcilly sur Seine TER station giving access to Paris Gare de l'Est in 1 hour 09 minutes, 35 minutes by car from Troyes and its business airport, 5 minutes from all amenities, and 3 minutes from schools , this vast atypical property awaits its new occupants. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2015: EUR5,065 (fuel and electricity) Information on risks to which this property is exposed are available on the Géorisks website: https://www.georisks.gouv.fr Fees payable by the seller. Contact: 03 26 07 47 51 REF. '6374 EAR'

A chateau dating back to the 16th and 18th centuries with a swimming pool, nestled in grounds that cover two hectares in France’s Champagne region. The chateau was used as a country house in the 18th century. It was once the centre of the Saron fiefdom – from which the Bochart de Champigny lineage derived its family name from 1630 onwards. From the 17th century, it was a site of astronomical observations by Jean Bochart de Saron and Pierre Gassendi and, in the 18th century, by Jean-Baptiste-Gaspard Bochart de Saron, Roger Joseph Boscovich and Charles Messier. The archives of the French Academy of Sciences mention the chateau as a place used to observe the transit of Venus across the Sun on 3 June 1769, to determine the path of Uranus in 1781, and to observe comets. The chateau is surrounded by walled grounds that cover two hectares. The grounds include a vegetable patch and are dotted with age-old trees, including a 300-year-old plane tree and 200-year-old box and linden trees. A main court extends in front of the chateau, as does the garden, which an imposing wrought-iron gate separates from the village. A towpath along the River Aube demarcates the property’s lower section. Behind the edifice, a slope leads down to a pond. An outdoor swimming pool and a small greenhouse are hidden behind a large neighbouring 16th-century church and cannot be seen from the chateau.

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