Luxury real estate for sale Villiers-sur-Orge, France (page 10)

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Built in 1911, impressive 6 bedroom residence in the midst of nature, at the gates of Paris.GROUND FLOOR : A large kitchen, 2 living rooms, 1 dining room and an office.FIRST FLOOR : 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, a dressing room and an office.SECOND FLOOR : 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, and an office.BASEMENT : A wine cellar (with air conditioning), a laundry room and a large garage.This property contains 3 outside parking spaces.Reach out for more information !

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Saint-Vrain is a town located 35 km south of Paris. Historically, this village is known for its castles, one of which was the residence of the Comtesse du Barry. This 128sqm house built on a 600sqm plot has been completely renovated with quality materials. Located just 10 minutes walk from the RER station, its location allows quick access to the capital while being quiet in a residential area. The entrance leads to a kitchen separated from the living room thanks to an industrial-style glass roof. The French parquet floor invites you to discover a 32sqm living room bathed in beautiful light and with bespoke decoration. To complete this floor, two bedrooms connected by a shower room and independent WC offer a life on one level to this house. By taking the stairs, the sleeping area continues on the lower level with two sumptuous bedrooms. The first of 25sqm is equipped with a bathroom and offers access to the outside. The 33sqm master suite is like a cocoon: The dark walls, the parquet floor and the bathtub placed on cement tiles create a modern, elegant and cozy atmosphere. A dressing room and a laundry room complete this room. The exterior is perfect for relaxing and enjoying sunny days thanks to the south-facing terrace, not overlooked, ideal for summer evenings. The house is in excellent condition, with quality finishes and careful decoration. Located in the quiet and green area of the city, this house is ideal for a family looking for a peaceful living environment. Shops 10 minutes walk Nursery and elementary schools in the town. College and high school in neighboring towns, served by buses. Bouray RER station: 850 m Massy TGV station: 33 km Orly airport: 36 km. Although subject to the status of co-ownership (150 lots) not subject to any ongoing procedure. Annual charges: 295 euros Energy class C / Climate class C. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1,210 and EUR1,680. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Condominiums of 150 units ().

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Situated close to the town centre, BARNES is listing a magnificent 126m² (1,356 sq ft) burstone house set on a 1,265m² (13,616 sq ft) landscaped plot offering an unobstructed view over the valley with no overlook. Laid out as follows: - Ground floor: hall, fitted kitchen opening onto a terrace planted with trees, large, bright living room with fireplace and a south-facing bow window opening onto a balcony. - 1st floor: a landing leads to 3 bedrooms, one of which has a balcony, and a bathroom with toilet. - On the full basement level: guest bedroom, shower room with toilet, walk-in wardrobe, boiler/laundry room, and garage. Garden shed. Possible to add an extension. Fees payable by the sellers. Your BARNES contact, Sandrine Dechaux : + 33 (0)6.59.81.07.17. Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard : 3020€ ~ 4140€ - Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr - Sandrine DECHAUX - Agent commercial - EI - RSAC 907 642 177

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Située dans la commune de Saint Germain les Corbeil, à 29km au Sud-Est de Paris, cette ancienne métairie du XVIII? siècle de 245 m² prend place sur une parcelle de 1 709 m². Cette propriété de caractère a fait l'objet d'une belle rénovation alliant le charme de l'ancien et le confort d'un lieu de vie contemporain. L'entrée de la bâtisse principale dessert les différents espaces de vie : D'un côté, un vaste salon-salle à manger avec une cheminée et des poutres apparentes. De l'autre, une cuisine aménagée entièrement équipée. Ouvertes sur l'extérieur grâce à de larges fenêtres en arrondies, toutes ces pièces disposent de plusieurs vues sur les espaces verts environnants. Un cellier et des WC indépendants complètent ce niveau. Le premier étage dessert une grande suite parentale avec dressing et salle d'eau, une seconde chambre, une salle de bain avec douche et des WC. Le dernier étage accueille quant à lui une chambre et un bureau à l'ambiance cosy avec une vue sur l'église de la commune. A l'extérieur, différentes terrasses viennent faire le lien entre la bâtisse principale et la maison annexe. Ce logement de 48 m2 bénéficie d'une grande pièce avec belle hauteur sous plafond, un espace nuit en mezzanine, un coin bureau et une salle d'eau avec des WC. Un jardin clos et paysagé exposé Sud-Est agrémenté d'une piscine et d'un garage avec combles viennent compéter l'ensemble qui séduira les amoureux de lieux de vie atypiques. Commerces à 5 minutes à pied. Écoles maternelle, élémentaire et collège sur la commune à moins de 5 minutes à pied. Lycées sur les communes voisines, desservis par les bus. Gare RER de Corbeil Essonnes : 5 minutes en voiture. DPE Ancienne version (réalisé avant le 1er juillet 2021) Classe énergie E251/ Classe climat F58 Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard : 3 542 Euros environ par an Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

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A 14th-century keep where Anne Boleyn lived as a child and a detached house, 40 km from Paris, near the Haute Vallée de Chevreuse regional nature park. Near a church, a tall wooden gate in a crenellated stone archway leads to a keep that towers, unrivalled, over its village and surroundings. This keep is the only remnant of a medieval castle that once stood here. A drawbridge-crossed moat would have encircled the castle, which was built in the 14th century. In 1506, England’s ambassador to France entrusted one of his relatives – the village’s lord – with looking after his daughter, Anne Boleyn. The ‘little Boleyn’, as Archduchess Margaret of Austria would call her, lived in this castle until she was old enough to be presented at court. She returned to England and became a maid of honour to Mary Tudor, a sister of King Henry VIII of England. She accompanied Mary Tudor in France when the latter married King Louis XII of France in 1514. Years later, back in England, Anne married King Henry VIII. But the king soon repudiated her, claiming that she was unfaithful. Anne’s fate then made her a legend: she was beheaded on 19 May 1536. It was in this edifice that the ill-fated future wife of King Henry VIII – and mother of Queen Elizabeth I – spent her first flush of youth. Her long stay here left its mark on the property: Anne Boleyn’s name is still associated with the place today. In 1772, Guillaume de Lamoignon, the count of Montrevault, ordered a demolition of the castle, which was falling into ruins. He only kept the keep and part of the annexes and two turrets, which were later demolished in the 19th century. In 1885, the keep was restored and converted into a dwelling. An adjoining tower was added to the initial keep during this period too. This tower contains a spiral staircase that connects to the different floors. In the same century, a detached house was built beside the keep. The pair of buildings form an axis pointing south-east. The two edifices are different to each other in style, but each one has a slate roof, stone walls punctuated with windows with pane bars – in openings that are tall and rectangular in the keep and slightly arched in the detached house – and a range of stylised structural features.