luxury real estate for sale Nogent-le-Rotrou, France (page 6)

A house and outbuilding from the sixteenth and fifteenth centuries in 3 3 hectares of landscaped gardens and woods, in France’s Orne department, beside the Perche area. A short distance from the local village, a winding lane lined with lime trees leads from the local road up to the property’s gate, which is flanked with two pillars of dressed stone that stand in line with an outhouse. Once you have gone through the gate, you see the house and the outbuilding facing each another. The two buildings demarcate a vast main courtyard, as do old moats that partly edge it too. In the middle of the court is a lawn where a magnificent magnolia towers. A path runs around it to lead you to the house. On both sides there are meadows and areas of dense vegetation. The house and the outbuilding were built on the site of a former fief. There are traces of the place in thirteenth-century inventories under King Philip II of France, then in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, during which the outbuilding and part of the house were built, as well as the outer courtyard further away. Moats, supplied with water from a spring, bear witness to the defensive dimension of this historical site. The property belonged to the famous lords Gruel de la Frette for two centuries.

Beautiful, charming, early 19th century property, in old town. 200 sqm living space comprising ground floor with entrance hall, large sitting room, dining room, kitchen and study. Upper floors: 5 bedrooms with bathrooms. Lovely period elements. Vaulted cellars, central heating and delightful enclosed garden. Garage opening onto road. Very quiet location, near shops. Needs work. Energy class: E/E.

Ref.4286 : Beautiful chateau for sale in Perche region (Lower Normandy) This beautiful château in the Perche region has great potential for commercial or family use. Just 1 hour 15 minutes from Paris and 5 minutes from a town with all amenities, including a rail link to Paris, it is at the gateway to a region known for its succession of gentle hills and remarkable centuries-old beech and oak forests. This château, with its 830sqm of living space, was originally a beautiful 16th-century 5-window forest house, which had two extensions in the 19th and early 20th centuries that enhanced the main building. Vestiges of an ancient moat remain, indicating à former defensive position. Its stables and kennels were used as a base for court hunts in the vast Perche forests. The chateau comprises of: Ground floor: Entrance hall with oak staircase, to the right a dining room with fireplace, a vast study room with a sublime bow window and a fireplace depicting the St Hubert Stag leading to a second large reception room with 5.3 metre high ceilings and a monumental fireplace, a majestic window bay and the start of the second solid oak staircase. To the left of the entrance hall is a bedroom with fireplace and en suite shower, a south-facing lounge with fireplace and very bright bow window, a kitchen and dining room and the start of the third staircase. At the end of the entrance hallway is a kitchen with utility room, shower and wc. First floor: Landing and corridors leading to seven bedrooms with fireplaces, one with an oval boudoir and two bathrooms, a toilet, a shower room and a small kitchen. On the south wing one finds three bedrooms, a bathroom and toilet. Second floor: Landing and corridor leading to 4 bedrooms with fireplaces, one bathroom and a shower room, wc. Third floor: converted attic with 4 bedrooms, accessed to via the spiral staircase that has access to the exterior. The outbuildings include : A 60sqm house with kitchen, dining room, lounge and two bedrooms upstairs; A kennel pavilion with a small 10sqm room; An 80 sqm garage; A workshop/old stable of 271 sqm (excluding carrez) on two floors; A shed with car garage, awning and hangar of approx. 100 sqm; A livestock shed, kennels with and without gates; A vast hangar of approx. 300 sqm; 3 outbuildings of approx. 400 sqm; A former tennis court with a quick surface area in need of renovation. The estate extends over 49.42 acres (20 hectares), including 19.76 acres (8 hectares) of parklands and meadows. A long driveway leads up to the south gate. The chateau is surrounded by woods and enjoys unobstructed views to the west. Cabinet LE NAIL – Centre - Eure et Loir – M. Ernesto SORIA : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Ernesto SORIA, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 900 502 238. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

Located in the heart of the Orne, in the middle of the hills and plains of the Perche, in the center of this city of character of Mortagne au Perche, one of the historic houses of this city, built at the end of the 16th century, which would have received the visit of Henry IV, classified in part MH, the great drop is flanked to the east by a staircase tower with five levels, the windows are decorated with architectural pieces. This drop is embellished with a garden overlooking the city and enjoying a splendid view of the Norman countryside. The main entrance is through one of the most charming wooded square of the city. The entrance serves by appointment a library office, a living room, a corridor to access the 16th part where is this majestic dining room which itself overlooks the garden. The 16th staircase serves on the 1st floor in the 16th part, two bedrooms with a bathroom, in the 18th part, a large living room and a billiard room. On the 2nd floor in the 16th part, 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, a large workshop and two storage rooms. This building of almost 400m2 will require renovation work.

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Rare - Beautiful property with : - a late 18th century early 19th century castle of approximately 420 m2 including on the ground floor a large entrance hall serving on the left a large dining room, on the right two living rooms, opposite a kitchen, a toilet. On the 1st floor, 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. On the 2nd floor, a large dormitory, a games room and a bedroom, a bathroom. - 5 outbuildings: a house with 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bathroom; an old construction in brick arcades used as a shed, a house to renovate with 2 rooms, storage room, shed and garage, two other buildings used as a cellar, laundry room, sheds, attics. All on 9.5 ha including 8 ha of grassland with 2 stalls and 6 boxes, 1 hour of parkland, vegetable garden and orchard. Contact: Anne VELLAY +33 (0)6 09 04 26 27 ENERGY CLASS: E - CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: €7,960 - €10,820 (energy price 2021).

Located in the small rural town of Vieuvicq, 5km from Illiers-Combray where Marcel Proust spent his holidays with his aunt Léonie and 1h15 from Paris, this contemporary house has a surface area of ??276 m2 on wooded land of 1695 m2. This wooden house with an American spirit is nestled in a bucolic setting. Built in 2005, it was designed so that the different facades with assertive styles could integrate with the trees of the vast land surrounding it. As soon as you enter, you are struck by the beautiful volumes this house offers. The bright living space of approximately 80 m2 with its cathedral ceiling distributes the living room, the dining room and the spacious fitted and equipped kitchen, the whole providing a warm and bright atmosphere with the numerous bay windows offering lovely perspectives on the garden. Quietly, the large master suite of approximately 36m2 consists of a bedroom opening onto the terrace, a bathroom with shower and bathtub as well as a very large dressing room. An office and a laundry room complete the spaces on the ground floor. Upstairs, three comfortable bedrooms of over 22m2 share a bathroom. Outside, the landscaped and enclosed garden will be ideal for moments shared with family and friends. Accessible from the house via an awning, a double garage with attic and cellar completes this property. An independent outbuilding currently serving as a third garage will satisfy any personal development project. This contemporary wooden house will appeal as much as a secondary, semi-primary or main residence. Schools and shops 5 minutes away Motorway access 5 km 30 minutes from Chartres ENERGY CLASS: C CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices indexed as of 01/01/2021: between euros2,860 and euros3,910 per year. Contact: Loic LECOMTE (EI) RSAC: 807 513 866 Chartres

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Located in Saint Germain le Gaillard, this former farmhouse has enormous potential. The current residential area has an area of about 135 m² but with some ideas and work this area can easily be doubled. No rough work. Land of about 1. 4 hectares with dominant views and absolute calm. The proximity of Chartres and Paris is an additional asset for this pretty property of character. DPE : G Housing with excessive energy consumption Property suggested by Jérôme Gachod : +33 6 89 10 22 16 Commercial Agent EI “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www. georisques. gouv. fr”

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Ref.4174 : RENOVATED RURAL BOURGEOIS HOUSE DATING FROM 1850, AT THE GATEWAY TO THE PERCHE REGION This elegant bourgeois house is located in the Sarthois region, at the vanguard of the Perche and its famous Nature Park, in the heart of a medium-sized town of 5000 inhabitants where all shops and services are within walking distance (hospital, doctors, pharmacies, supermarkets, schools, lycées, twice-weekly markets)... less than 450m away. The property benefits from a residential environment that exudes calm and serenity ... a certain gentleness, a certain art of living typical of rural towns. The countryside in the city ... the city in the countryside! There's no shortage of tourist, cultural, sporting and community activities (national forest, equestrian center, golf course, lake, cinema, theater, music festival, swimming pool, racetrack, Rotary ...). Road and rail links are within easy reach, perfectly complemented by efficient regional bus connections. Out of sight, this manor house will reveal a most unexpected country living space ....in the heart of civilization. The dwelling features an imposing 2-storey, quadrangular limestone structure with a 4-sided roof topped by a pediment. Each façade features 6 perfectly symmetrical windows, positioned in a 'lantern' shape to maximize light. The windows are surmounted by lintels, while the upper-storey corner quoins are fluted and surmounted by putti capitals. The cornices are decorated with fretted friezes, and numerous medallions encircle half of the building. The whole is perfectly structured, elegant and discreet. With around 380sqm of living space, the property is distributed as follows: Basement: partial vaulted cellar containing, in addition to a wine cellar, the technical room (boiler room, water softener, water heater). First floor: main central access via a wide stone staircase, large entrance hall with staircase, wc/hand washbasin, large living room (40sqm) with oak parquet flooring, dining room (14sqm) with stucco flooring, kitchen (20sqm) with stucco flooring, utility room (6sqm) containing appliances, cellar access and disabled exit, bedroom (12sqm) with parquet flooring and en-suite shower room/wc, study (19sqm) with parquet flooring. 1st floor: landing leading to 6 bedrooms (13 to 20sqm) with parquet flooring, 1 of which adjoining shower room/wc, 1 shared bathroom, 1 separate shower room/wc, separate toilet, lounge area (20sqm) with glass ceiling, staircase to 2nd floor. 2nd floor: large room under development, approx. 100sqm, with multiple uses (dormitory, bedrooms, workshop, play area, etc.). Insulated attic. Electricity reservations. Access to 2 attics (3x12m) on each gable. Water heater room. High ceilings throughout the property, between 3 and 3.40m. The skylight and glass floor on the second floor provide plenty of natural light. The outbuildings include : On the north side: a room used as a library with an upper floor (shingle roof). A small dwelling (breeze-block structure/mechanical tile roof), 38.50m², with wood-burning stove. To the east: 5 closed garages (5.25x2.65); height = 1.89m, under fiberglass roof. A workshop (9x3.87m) with fibro roof. A large hangar (20x13m) with wood cladding and mechanical tiles. Water, electricity and mains drainage - PVC double-glazed window frames. Above-ground swimming pool ( 7,30x3,30m) dating from 2022 - Depth 1,30m). Possibility of closing this shed. Adjoining awning for 2 cars. The property is pleasantly enriched by a large 2800 m² garden planted with trees, grass and flowers. Maples and yews stand alongside several fruit trees (apple, pear, cherry, plum) in good health. Numerous flowerbeds line the perimeter of the dwelling, leaving only room for 2 well-stocked vegetable gardens, supplied by a small adjoining greenhouse. A boulodrome has found its place under a row of shady maples. A pretty culvert spans the 'Dive', which flows serenely and safely through the garden. The property is entirely enclosed (low walls/buildings/grills/river), thus preserving all privacy. Cabinet LE NAIL - Lower-Normandy - Mr Eric DOSSEUR : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Eric DOSSEUR, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 409 867 512 . 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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Located in a small country village less than 10 minutes from Courville-sur-Eure, 30 minutes from Chartres and 1h30 from Paris, this charming little farmhouse has 140m2 of living space and is set on 1024m2 of land. Its appearance is revealed from the entrance and reveals its pretty renovation, where the wisteria flowering in spring marries the authenticity of the exposed stones and bricks. The entrance is directly into a living room with a pleasant atmosphere and where conviviality and sharing are expressed through the open communication of the living/dining room areas and the open kitchen. The entire room is topped with beautiful authentic beams and on the living room side, a wood stove by Godin will certainly bring the charm of the fire during the winter evenings. The south-facing openings and access to the garden on the east side bring beautiful clarity to this living room. A south-facing room converted into an office leads to the ground floor bedroom equipped with its private bathroom. Here, the pretty limed beams and the brick wall decorate this space, which continues upstairs with a private office/relaxation space. A laundry room and a WC complete the spaces on this level. Upstairs, a landing leads to three bedrooms, one of which has a view of the garden, as well as a bathroom and a toilet. On the exterior side, a veranda adds a cozy touch and will ensure freshness on hot summer days. A pretty terrace accessible from the living room promises good times with family and friends, connected to a pretty garden with flowers and trees, which offers a clear view of the surrounding countryside from behind. This charming little very well maintained farmhouse will be ideal for a primary or secondary residence project close to all amenities. All shops and train station in Courville-sur-Eure leading to Paris in 1h10. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices indexed as of 01/01/2021: between euros1,010 and euros1,420. Contact: Pierre ALLAVENA (EI) RSAC: 891 353 443 Chartres

Located in Eure-et-Loir, on the edge of Le Perche and just 120 km from Paris, this vast château presents approximately 820 sq.m of living area. It is peacefully hidden away in a vast forest on 20 hectares of private gardens and woods. Built on a 17th century foundation and extended at the beginning of the 20th century, the main property is made up of beautiful reception rooms including a magnificent cathedral lounge. On the upper floors, you will find 19 bedrooms, some of which come with a private bathroom. In need of significant renovation work, depending on the plans of the future owners. There several outbuildings in the grounds (caretaker's house, workshop, kennel, barns, garages, etc.). Full of potential.

A 16th century dovecote, its house and a small jetty for boating on the river in a medieval Perche village. The main house probably dates back to the second half of the 19th century. It stands in front of the circular dovecote dating from 1555, which forms part of its interior layout. The two-storey building is of rendered brick and stone. The upper floor features 3 hip roof dormers with triangular pediments, two of which were recently added. This building is extended at right angles by the section used as an outbuilding, with the same architectural features. The barn and farm doors have been repainted. On this side, wall dormers provide natural light. The gable roof is clad with brown tiles. Two entrance doors topped by transoms and two paned windows with brick surrounds are arranged rather randomly with respect to the positioning of the dormer windows. On the facade, a circular stone cartouche, which is older than the house itself, features the monogram of Diane de Poitiers, depicting three interlaced crescent moons. This was the height of the French Renaissance: the dovecote dates back to 1555, when the fame of Diane de Poitiers radiated all the way from Anet, 80 km away, where she had retired. The dovecote is located at the rear on the platform that rises several metres above the Ozanne river. A large terrace lined with flowers extends along the length of the house, bordering the tower and reaching as far as the wall separating this property from its neighbour. At the foot of the wall, steps lead down to the water and the moored boat.