luxury real estate for sale Bémécourt, France

Nestled in the heart of Bois Arnault, in close proximity to Rugles and the main roads leading to Paris, this exceptional property embodies a lifestyle resolutely focused on nature. Set on over 8,500 m² of wooded grounds, this 195 m² farmhouse is complemented by a renovated 55 m² outbuilding, creating a prestigious property where the charm of the original features blends seamlessly with meticulous contemporary renovation. The entrance is through a light-filled veranda, a veritable winter garden inviting serenity. It leads to a spacious 23 m² eat-in kitchen clad in elegant travertine, a feature repeated throughout the ground floor. The living room, warmed by a monumental fireplace and exposed beams, enjoys an ideal southeast exposure. A master suite with a high-end bathroom completes this level. Upstairs, a Zen-like atmosphere prevails under a beautiful sloping ceiling, leading to two large bedrooms of over 20 square meters each, an elegant bathroom, and a landing perfect for relaxation. The garden, a veritable orchard of abundant cherry, apple, mirabelle plum, and mulberry trees, is now the domain of Ginger, Hollywood, and Atakana. These three alpacas, deeply loved by the current owners, are an integral part of the spirit of the place. While they currently roam freely up to the front door, the owners would be delighted to entrust them to new caretakers who wish to continue this beautiful story with them. A heartfelt transfer of ownership is thus possible for those who dream of a complete immersion in this bucolic setting. To complete the services offered in this area, two enclosed garages provide secure parking or an ideal workshop for those passionate about mechanics or creation. Outdoor living extends onto a terrace and a patio sheltered by composite decking, perfect for observing this joyful company. The annex, ideal as a gîte (holiday rental), features a living room with a kitchen and, upstairs, a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom dedicated to relaxation. Just two minutes from schools and close to Verneuil for the train, this property embodies the very essence of unique real estate. A complete immersion in the idyllic countryside for a singular lifestyle. Main House ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023: between euros4,010 and euros5,080. Small House ENERGY RATING: F / CLIMATE RATING: F Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023: between euros2,200 and euros3,030. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr E.I. Laetitia Fauconnier RSAC No.: 988 045 829 - Evreux Contact: +33 7 49 44 67 36

Farmhouse with Guest House on Over 8,500 m² of Land Located just a few minutes from Rugles and Verneuil-sur-Avre, with easy access to the main routes leading to Paris, this farmhouse offers approximately 195 m² of living space and sits on more than 8,500 m² (2.1 acres) of enclosed, landscaped grounds planted with a variety of fruit trees. A separate 55 m² guest house completes the property. The main house opens onto a conservatory leading to a 23 m² kitchen. The ground floor also includes a living room with a fireplace and exposed beams, as well as a principal bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, allowing for single-level living. Upstairs, a landing leads to two bedrooms, each measuring over 20 m², and a shower room. Outside, the property features a terrace, a patio, and extensive gardens offering multiple outdoor living areas. The guest house comprises a living room with an open-plan kitchen, one bedroom, and a bathroom. It can be used as independent accommodation, a holiday rental, or a home office. Two enclosed garages complete the property. Schools are just two minutes away, and Verneuil-sur-Avre railway station, providing services to Paris, is within easy reach. This property is suitable as both a primary residence and a country home.

Located in La Vieille-Lyre, in the heart of a charming village in the Eure department, about thirty minutes from Bernay and less than two hours from Paris, this property offers approximately 220 m² of living space in a tranquil natural setting. Built on a 12,879 m² plot, it enjoys a commanding position and panoramic views over the Risle Valley. Secluded and private, this residence offers a peaceful lifestyle where generous proportions, contemporary comfort, and the gentle charm of the Normandy countryside blend harmoniously, making it ideal as a family home, a second home, or a high-end hospitality project. From the moment you enter, the rooms unfold with elegance and fluidity. Your gaze is naturally drawn to the vast living area of ??approximately 70 m², bathed in light and designed as a true space for sharing. The living room/library, warmed by an open fireplace, creates a cozy atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and quiet moments. The dining room flows seamlessly from this space, offering a welcoming setting for simple and enjoyable gatherings. The fully fitted and equipped kitchen combines aesthetics and functionality, complemented by an adjoining laundry room for added convenience. A separate WC completes this level. The living areas open naturally to the outdoors, providing direct access to the heated swimming pool, a true invitation to the good life. Upstairs, a landing leads to five comfortably sized bedrooms, one of which provides access to a sixth room, allowing for a variety of layouts to suit individual needs. Two bathrooms and a separate WC offer welcome comfort, while a discreetly integrated office is ideal for working from home or pursuing creative activities. The second floor reveals a bedroom nestled within the tower, a unique and charming space offering an intimate and almost private atmosphere. An attached garage completes the property, combining practicality and discretion. Outside, the nearly 1.3-hectare grounds stretch out like a verdant jewel, punctuated by open vistas overlooking the valley. The silence, broken only by the sounds of nature, reinforces the feeling of absolute serenity. The heated swimming pool blends elegantly into this landscape, promising moments of relaxation overlooking the surrounding countryside. An outbuilding, suitable for use as a storage shed or workshop, further enhances the possibilities offered by the property, allowing for personal projects. Designed for lasting comfort, the property benefits from high-performance equipment such as a heat pump heating system, a thermodynamic water heater, and solar panels, combining modernity with energy efficiency. The property exudes a unique atmosphere, where the charm of the spacious rooms, the beauty of the view, and the quality of the amenities combine to create a singular place, imbued with dreams and serenity, fully embodying the spirit of an exceptional and atypical property in the heart of Normandy. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr ENERGY RATING: E / CLIMATE RATING: B Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros4,320 and euros5,900. Francis Becus Sole Proprietorship Contact: +33 6 15 02 55 86 Sales Agent No. RSAC: 882 170 970 RCS Evreux

Character house with a covered pool, wellness area in the center of Conches en Ouche. Ideally located with all amenities within walking distance, as well as the Conches train station (route St Lazare - Caen Deauville). Located halfway between Paris and the Côte Fleurie, let yourself be seduced by this atypical and charming house, offering beautiful volumes and spaces designed for comfort and conviviality. Set on a plot of approximately 2500 m2, enclosed and landscaped, a true green oasis sheltered from view, the house benefits from a peaceful environment while being at the heart of village life.As soon as you enter, the discovery begins with a magnificent living room bathed in light, comprising a large lounge with an opening glass roof, all open to a fitted and equipped kitchen. This central space opens directly onto the terrace and relaxation area with a pool and sauna, to enjoy privileged moments in every season.Adjacent, a second lounge with a functional fireplace brings a warm and intimate atmosphere, perfect for winter evenings.The ground floor also includes an office, as well as a bedroom with a mezzanine featuring its own shower room, toilet, and dressing area. This set offers great potential for creating an independent studio, ideal for a teenager, a guest space, or a rental project.From the living room, a few steps lead to a new area comprising a bedroom, a bathroom, an independent toilet, and a dressing space. The hallway also provides direct access to the wellness area with a sauna and pool, a real asset of the house.Upstairs, the landing leads to a master suite with an independent toilet, a hallway with integrated cupboards leading to a large shower room (hammam option) with double sinks and dressing area. A large bright bedroom completes this level.A rare property, adaptable and full of possibilities, ideal for a family or for those seeking a house with character and wellness features.The plus: an independent studio completes this property, ideal for accommodating guests, carrying out a professional activity, or generating rental income.Visit now in video on our YouTube channel 'Orpi Select'Immo' via the 'virtual visit' button and contact us at 02.32.37.15.42 for more information! Agency reference: 16928This description has been automatically translated from French.

Built on an estate of more than two hectares, set apart from a charming small village, it enjoys an environment of rare tranquility where peace, privacy and nature are perfectly preserved. The main residence, offering nearly 485 m² of living space, is surrounded by numerous outbuildings presenting exceptional potential: two houses in need of renovation, former groom accommodations above the stables, and a superb old barn whose impressive timber frame bears witness to traditional craftsmanship. This ensemble provides an ideal setting for bringing to life a high-end tourist project, an equestrian estate, a hospitality business or a large family property. Nestled against the surrounding woods, the manor reveals itself at the end of a majestic avenue lined with a double row of linden trees. After passing through the gate and beyond the caretaker's house, the estate unfolds its peaceful, confidential atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and renewal. The authentic character of the residence and its outbuildings has been carefully preserved. The quality of the site, its timeless charm and its development potential fully justify the renovation work to be considered. The expansive grounds also allow for the installation of leisure or sporting facilities such as a swimming pool, an equestrian arena, a tennis court or a padel court. More information, photos and a 3D tour are available on our website. Référence agence : 5399

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In Normandy, 1 hour and 10 minutes from Paris, in a landscaped and enclosed garden, an old mill transformed into a family home, with outbuildings and a millstream. The mill occupies the center of a garden of approximately 7000 m², elevated compared to the river. Mostly enclosed by stone walls or solid grids on low walls, punctuated by pillars, it is protected by dense vegetation and its millstream on the remaining part. Access is via a small communal road, which forms a bridge over the watercourse. From a large wrought iron gate, a gravel path distributes access to the various buildings. Immediately on one side, there is a residential house of about 60 m², with half-timbered walls and a gabled roof of flat tiles. A wing returning at right angles includes three garages, one of which is closed. The main dwelling stands a little further away. It develops around 500 m² with eight bedrooms and three bathrooms. The central body, topped with a slate gabled roof, is raised six levels, including one basement level. Under an imposing Virginia creeper, the façade in brick, facing southeast, features three slightly arched openings on each floor. Protected by white shutters, they are complemented by pierced wrought iron railings. Two wings extend the building. The first, on two levels, is built of millstone grit, under a Mansard roof. The second, raised three levels including one in the attic, forms a slight curve. At the end of the driveway, there are two outbuildings and a greenhouse. At the back of the main building, once the millstream is crossed by one of the wooden footbridges, the northwest façade exposes its monumental foundations, which root in the clear, flowing water. Attached to the central body, above the water, an original extension houses the mill's machinery. It is topped by vast terraces accessible from inside the dwelling. The garden is lush and extends on the other side of the road, where a sluice system and a gazebo are installed on two islets.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located in the heart of the town of Conches-en-Ouche, this prestigious property features a character-filled home of 163 m², where various extensions create a unique architectural style. Its clever layout offers the flexibility to easily arrange three distinct sleeping areas. Set on an exceptional, wooded plot of 2,443 m², this rare property includes a heated indoor pool that seamlessly extends from a spacious composite deck. The ground floor impresses with a 48 m² living area featuring underfloor heating and an open-plan kitchen, enhanced by a light-filled conservatory serving as a lounge. Completing this level are an intimate sitting room with a fireplace, a glazed office opening onto the outdoors, a small child's bedroom with a mezzanine nook, a shower room, and a laundry room. A split-level landing leads, on one side, to a sleeping area comprising two adjoining rooms with a bathroom and, on the other, to a hallway with independent outdoor access. This exit allows for a quick walk to the town's main square and its amenities, including the lively Sunday market. The first floor is dedicated to a large, air-conditioned bedroom and a superb shower room with a double vanity and an integrated dressing area. Outside, the large, gently sloping garden creates a secluded haven of peace right in the town center. A detached 15 m² studio?ideal for use as a holiday rental or guest house?and a double carport complete the property's features. Blending authenticity with contemporary volumes, this unique Conches-en-Ouche home is sure to be love at first sight for any prospective buyer. ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021, 2022, and 2023 prices: between euros2,380 and euros3,240. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Sole Trader (E.I.): Laetitia Fauconnier RSAC No.: 988 045 829 ? Evreux Contact: 07 49 44 67 36

Located in Conches-en-Ouche, in Normandy, approximately 1 hour 30 minutes west of Paris, this property enjoys a convenient setting within immediate proximity to the town centre, local shops and the train station. Set within approximately 1.5 hectares of landscaped parkland, the property offers a preserved environment, without direct overlooking and without being isolated, within a residential setting. The main house, built in traditional Norman style, provides approximately 300 sqm of living space, including generous reception areas and an indoor swimming pool. A 35 sqm guest house and a separate apartment complete the property. The grounds are structured and planted, and include a pond as well as several outbuildings for storage and parking, offering a variety of uses. The property is suitable as a primary or secondary residence, combining accessibility with a natural setting.

Located between L'Aigle and Anet in the Eure department, very close to the charming town of Verneuil-sur-Avre, this delightful property presents approximately 230 sq.m of living area on the border of Eure-et-Loir, 25 minutes from Yvelines and 1 hour 10 minutes from Paris via the N12. It features beautiful reception rooms backing onto the garden, a large library on the garden level that could be converted into a bedroom, three upstairs bedrooms, a games room and an office. The magnificent grounds of almost 5 hectares are made up of landscaped gardens and meadows and are crossed by the Iton, a first-category fishing stream. You will also find pond measuring around a hectare, sure to delight fishing enthusiasts. The outbuildings annexed to the main house could potentially be converted into additional living space. Verneuil-sur-Avre train station, which serves Paris Montparnasse in under an hour, is less than 10 minutes away, as are the nearest shops, restaurants, schools and the prestigious École des Roches.

Réf. 4847: charming property in the Orne department (Lower Normandy) On the edge of Normandy, bordering the Perche and the Pays d’Ouche regions, in the far south of the Eure department, stands an elegant late 19th-century residence, a fine example of Second Empire architecture, set apart from a small village of 1,200 inhabitants. Two leagues from civilisation, at the heart of a hundred-acre wooded park, this property emerges from a neighbouring forest, ensuring peace and tranquillity, the perfect setting for writing beautiful family stories…. The nearby roads provide easy access to shops and everyday amenities, and bring the capital within a two-hour drive. The neighbouring town provides for most daily needs; Verneuil-sur-Avre, meanwhile, with its renowned and vibrant energy, offers an exemplary range of cultural, tourist and sporting activities, set in a medieval setting described as an ‘open-air museum’… This property exudes undeniable charm, is perfect for family life, and will fulfil the deepest rural dreams of its future owners, who are seeking authenticity… The property was built around 1850 and passed from one owner to another until 1938, when it was purchased by the grandparents of the current owners. The ravages of war soon forced them to allow German troops to occupy their property, as evidenced by the names of the officers inscribed on the bedroom doors. Once the war was over, the new owners embarked on a systematic renovation programme to ensure their future main residence offered the necessary comforts. Through direct inheritance, the family managed to keep the property for nearly 90 years. The vagaries and constraints of life now mean, quite rightly, that the torch must be passed on… taking only the memories with us… In the purest 19th-century tradition, this property features an ‘H’-shaped layout, comprising a main building flanked by two wings, topped by a slate roof with dormer windows and bull’s-eye windows. Tall chimneys rise above the hipped roof with gables. Rising over three storeys in elegant proportions, the main building is enlivened by numerous windows arranged in bays, creating perfect symmetry reminiscent of the ‘Grand Siècle’. The whole is a coherent, human-scale ensemble, displaying a certain simplicity. With an internal floor area of 377 sqm, the property is laid out as follows: Cellar: partial, beneath the kitchen (4.50 x 4) – external access – boiler room and utility area; Ground floor: Central entrance leading into a spacious through hall (6.30 x 3.95), with cement tiles; Dining room with herringbone parquet flooring (6.30 x 4.50) – marble fireplace (insert); Kitchen with terracotta-style tiling (4.50 x 4.15) – external access via the north-east gable; Adjoining utility room (3.30 x 2); Rear hallway leading to service staircase. Small sitting room or study with carpeted floor (4.96 x 3.50) – marble fireplace; Large living room with herringbone parquet flooring (4.40 x 8.60) – wood-burning fireplace with trumeau (working). Rear hallway with WC and main wooden staircase (4 x 2.75). High ceilings (3.50m). Skylight windows. Moulded ceilings. Painted wood panelling (living room). First floor: accessible via the two staircases at either end, at the gable ends. Large corridor running the length of the floor (8.60 x 1.20 m) leading to 5 bedrooms: Bedroom 1 with carpeted floor (4.20 x 4.30 m), adjoining a shower room (3.30 x 2 m) – marble fireplace; Bedroom 2 with carpeted floor (4.60 x 4 m), with en-suite shower room; Bedroom 3 with carpeted floor (4 x 4), with a washbasin; Bedroom 4 with carpeted floor (3.50 x 4.60) – fitted wardrobes; Bedroom 5 with carpeted floor (4.30 x 4.20); Tiled bathroom with shower (3.70 x 3.30). Second floor: accessible only via the service staircase. Large corridor running the length of the floor, leading to 3 bedrooms and 2 convertible attics: Attic in the north-east gable (6 x 4.50 m) in need of renovation – wooden floorboards – access to the roof structure. Bedroom 6 with carpeted floor (4.10 x 4.50 m), with fitted wardrobe; Bedroom 7 with carpeted floor (4.20 x 4 m); Bedroom 8 with carpeted floor (4.15 x 4.60), with fitted wardrobe – Features a bull’s-eye window; Attic in the south-east gable (4.45 x 4.70) in need of renovation – Wooden floorboards. Outbuildings : The property also includes a caretaker’s house and a suite of outbuildings: Caretaker’s house: built of rendered rubble stone and brick, on one level with an attic; slate roof: It comprises on the ground floor a kitchen, a living room with a fireplace; 2 bedrooms; a hallway; a shower room with a toilet. Electric heating – Individual meter – Septic tank. The caretaker’s house is currently unoccupied. Its location and potential make it suitable for conversion into a holiday cottage or guest accommodation for friends. Please note the presence of an EDF transformer, adjacent to the caretaker’s house, constituting a minor easement. Outbuildings: these are situated away from the main house, with no neighbours opposite. Built of rubble stone and brick, with a slate or tile roof: Workshop: Concrete floor – Electricity – Slate roof – 4.70 x 5.50 m; Fruit store: Concrete floor – 3.20 x 5.50 m; Storage room: with access to the loft via a wooden staircase; Storage loft covering the entire property (11.50 m); Brick garage, laid in a herringbone pattern (one car); height 2.94m; Old earthen cider house (6.80 x 7.20); electricity; Old horse stalls. Storage loft covering the whole property. Pigsty at the gable end; Wood store at the rear, under a canopy; The Kennel: remains of a former kennel or henhouse; existing low walls; no fencing; The Shed: wooden structure used to store maintenance equipment. Beautifully laid out in the English style, the park provides a lush green setting that enhances the building. Standing proudly amidst vast lawns, the building derives its majesty from the rhythm of the ancient trees that flank it on either side, their diversity adding colour to the distant view it commands. Amongst others, one notices numerous lime trees, maples, yews, sequoias, acacias and chestnut trees… The grounds can nevertheless be divided into three distinct sections. The first features a beautiful front entrance via two circular paths, one of which runs alongside a pleasant still-water pond. The other leads to the caretaker’s house and the outbuildings, extending all the way to the kitchen garden. This former kitchen garden was of a good size, as it should be, surrounded by high protective walls. An old outbuilding still stands there; as for the greenhouse, time has taken its toll on it……. A pond remains… pear trees, apple trees, strawberry plants, raspberry bushes, redcurrant bushes, mirabelle plum trees and hazelnut bushes are a reminder that the soil is of high quality, and that a green thumb will be able to restore this large vegetable garden to its former glory. Finally, to the north, the eye cannot help but notice the clay tennis court, refurbished in 2004–2005. This court features an innovative design, aimed at providing an efficient drainage system. It was intended to be tested for its permeability, with a view to possible implementation at Roland Garros. The tennis maintenance equipment will be housed in a charming little cottage adjoining the court. Everything contributes to making this a desirable place… to write a new chapter in the family’s history… 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 . 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EXCLUSIVE - In the heart of Verneuil, a charming, renovated townhouse offering a rare and beautiful blend of old and new: entrance hall, fitted and equipped kitchen, cathedral-ceilinged living room with fireplace, living room or artist's studio with large windows overlooking the garden, 4 bedrooms (2 on the ground floor), office, piano room, 2 bathrooms. Mains gas central heating. Outbuildings. Private walled garden of 610 sq m. Energy rating: D. Agency fees payable by the seller. A unique property with Norman charm, a true gem. 1 hour from Paris, train station within walking distance. Virtual tour and videos available upon request.

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Verneuil-sur-Avre (27)A few minutes from Verneuil-sur-Avre (train station and easy access to Paris), in an exceptional site, surrounded by water and in absolute tranquility, a superb estate in perfect condition. The whole, an old copper rolling mill, perfectly maintained, consists of a large, comfortable family home in harmony with the surrounding nature.It offers on the ground floor a beautiful entrance with a fireplace leading to 3 large living rooms opened onto the garden: superb living room with fireplace, spacious friendly kitchen, and a second living room/dining room, 3 bedrooms/3 bathrooms. On the upper floors: 8 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, offices.Outbuildings: a charming barn, 2 chalets.Magnificent land of 4.5 hectares consisting of springs, streams, branches, wetlands, orchard, woods, ponds...Jacuzzi.A property that will host weekends and holidays for a perfect disconnection.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Ref.4650 : Noble Dwelling for sale in Normandy, 15 acres of Parkland and equestrian facilities At the gateway to Normandy, bordering the Perche and the Pays d'Ouche, guarding the protected banks of the Iton valley, sits this strange dwelling with mill origins, of which today only the name.... and the history remain. Out of sight, away from civilisation, in the heart of an untamed and soothing natural environment, this property exudes all the well-being sought by true naturalists. Daily needs are just a league (4km) away, with the towns of L'Aigle and Verneuil/Avre offering all the services and shops of a medium-sized town. Road and rail links are within easy reach, with the capital just 1 hour 45 minutes away. This property is ideal for a large family, and is also ideal for occasional use as a bed & breakfast. Other prospects will not leave horse lovers indifferent, as they will find the space and facilities they need for their passion. This property exudes an undeniable charm and is ideal for family life, offering a range of activities to suit the most diverse requirements of its future guests. Whether you're a city dweller longing for the countryside, a semi-country dweller looking for a new home......animal lovers.... or simply concerned about your family's well-being, why not make this property yours? The property comprises an imposing main building of rendered stone, spanning 4 stories and topped with a slate roof. A lower, possibly more recent, addition breaks with the massive appearance of the building, creating a more conventional, harmonious whole. Raised to a single storey, this part has a flat tile roof that matches the brick surrounds that predominate on the main dwelling. The windows are in typical eighteenth-century bays, in perfect symmetry with the traditional style of local housing. Elegant ‘oeil de boeuf’ windows enliven the pediments on the gables. The property spans approx. 520 sqm of living space, distributed as follows: Ground floor: main entrance to the north, opening on to a 50 sqm bright, unobstructed space with a beautiful wooden stairway with railings leading to a mezzanine. Travertine flooring - Exposed joists - Ceiling height 5.70 m. Extending to the left, elegant 42 sqm dining room with built-in alcoves - Travertine floor - Plastered ceiling at 2.71m. Access to a tiled 19.87 sqm fitted kitchen. Exposed beams - External access. Access to a large lounge of 49.91 sqm with a stone fireplace. Travertine floor - Exposed joists. External access. Ceiling height of 2.85 m. Central part of the dwelling, accessed internally via the entrance hall, or via the outside terrace, vestibule, WC, wash-hand basin. Travertine. Downstairs to the machine room containing the boiler room and electricity meter. First floor: 15 sqm mezzanine landing used as an office. Staircase leading to level 2. Parqueted hallway (10.87 sqm) with wardrobe, leading to a carpeted bedroom (32.86 sqm) - Cupboards - Exposed joists. HSP 2.42m. Bathroom with shower and WC - Double washbasin -Towel dryer. From the landing, access to a separate flat comprising a living room (8.60 sqm) with parquet flooring under the eaves. Exposed crossbeam. En-suite bathroom with WC. Walk-in wardrobe. Carpeted bedroom (21.88 sqm) under eaves. Bookcase. Access to an outside staircase, giving this flat complete independence. Second floor: Landing / corridor with parquet flooring giving access on the left to 1 bedroom (17.22 sqm) with parquet flooring; another large adjoining bedroom (32.19 sqm) with carpet flooring. Tiled bathroom with shower. WC. Opposite, 2 other carpeted bedrooms of identical size. One has a wardrobe. Average ceiling height of 2.45 m. Shower room with double washbasin. Third floor: access via a straight wooden staircase. Landing opening on the right into a large under-roof space of 78.93 sqm. Wooden floor. Recent insulation. Painting to be planned. Small mezzanine/sleeping area. To the left, another large space under plastered ceiling, 52.62 sqm, insulated. Wooden floor. There is a sauna and a tanning booth. Outbuildings : The dwelling has two outbuildings facing it, forming a sort of inner courtyard. The larger of the two, located opposite the main entrance, is built of pointed stone with a flat tile roof. These were the estate's stables, as evidenced by the feeding troughs that are still there. The space is divided into three rooms (24 sqm - 19 sqm - 20 sqm), each used as a workshop and for storage. On the gable end of the outbuilding is a 1-car garage under sheet metal. There is a single access from the rear of the property. A smaller outbuilding, built of rendered brick and stone with a flat tile roof, is set back at right angles. It contains a 2-car garage (5.17 m x 5.86 m), a former wash-house (2.75 m x 2.37 m) and a machine room (4 x 2.25 m). All the car approaches and footpaths are tarmac and/or tiled. Equestrian facilities : At the southern end of the property, there are good pastures that could not fail to provide the family's four horses with a home in the best possible conditions. On almost 10 acres, enclosed by wooden lices, a small equestrian complex has been built, as follows : - A breeze-block building with tiled roof, comprising a suite of 7 boxes, 1 for a broodmare. (dimensions: 3.5x3.5m) concrete floor - interior wooden cladding - water - electricity) - Wooden hangar, under steel sheeting (dimensions: 20x12m) - concrete floor - electricity; very good condition) - Awning adjoining the hangar, providing shelter for several horses. Land : The area around the dwelling is a tangle of flowerbeds delimiting espaliered spaces dedicated to the four points of the compass. Each aspect offers a different view....the view looking down on the river.....or looking up at the outbuildings.....the view looking towards the tall poplars....or the more intimate, sheltered view in the shade of the buildings. Water is also omnipresent, either in the immediate vicinity or further back, calmly flowing towards a beautiful pond! The constant is the lush, unspoilt scenery, where the rare purity of the water is home to a host of trout and crayfish... validating the river's coveted first category status. Roe deer do not shy away from this island of unspoilt (human) predators, not hesitating to come and complete the picture. Poplars, oaks, plane trees, beeches and weeping willows provide shade and coolness in the undergrowth and pastures. A few goats have taken up residence on the higher ground, ensuring that the grounds are kept well-mown. Further to the north of the property, an area has been given over to fruit trees, as well as a vegetable garden that the owners' green thumb has made very prosperous. 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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In a "Small Character City" of Perche, 110 km from Paris, a 19th-century bourgeois residence, its outbuildings, and its 2.5-hectare park. In a lane reserved for its few residents, facing a small tree-lined square, devoid of housing, the residence reveals two facades, separated by a large wrought-iron gate framed by two tall pillars. On one side is a two-story independent dwelling. On the other, sheltered by a small front garden, stands the main house. The ground floor windows are overhanging, out of sight from passersby. A door provides initial access to the residence, which spans about 300 m² over four levels, one of which is a basement. The gate leads to a paved driveway, which runs alongside the outbuildings and leads to the back of the main house. The main house consists of a central body, topped with a four-pitched roof of flat tiles, and a wing in continuity, covered with a zinc roof, rising two levels above the basement. The facade, oriented to the northwest, rendered in ochre tones, is structured by corner chainings and window frames made of brick and stone. In the middle of the central body, a canopy overlooks two steps that lead to the main entrance. Tall windows with large panes frame it. The ground floor includes the reception rooms and the kitchen. A wooden staircase with three-quarters landing and sloping balusters leads to the first floor, where there are five bedrooms and five bathrooms or water rooms. The ornaments and other period elements, such as parquet floors, fireplaces, woodwork, and built-in cupboards, are numerous and well-maintained. The ceiling height is above 3.50 m in almost all rooms. Finally, a service staircase leads to the attic, where there are two small rooms, a toilet, and an attic. The outbuildings, separated from the main house by the access path, form a long building with a half-timbered facade, topped with a flat tile Mansard roof. It consists of an independent dwelling, accessible from the street, and various sheds, including former stables, a woodshed, and a paved garage... The English-style park of 2.5 hectares, completely enclosed and richly wooded, extends deep from the house, sheltered from view.This description has been automatically translated from French.

The property, dating from the 19th century, features a lovely park with trees and plants covering 2.2 hectares (including the built area). The park comprises various spaces including lawns, an orchard, a vegetable garden, a pond, tennis courts, terraces, and walkways. It is enhanced by a caretaker's house (currently rented) and an outbuilding used as a workshop, wood shed, garage, and storage rooms.On the ground floor: A large entrance, a dining room, a kitchen, a back kitchen, a hallway, a small living room, a large living room, a second hallway, and a toilet.On the first floor: A landing and a service gallery leading to 5 bedrooms (including one with a shower room, and one with a toilet), two bathrooms, a toilet, and two small dressing/storage rooms.On the second floor: A service gallery leading to 3 bedrooms, two attics, and a bathroom.Others: A cellar/heating room.Price: €1,050,000This description has been automatically translated from French.

Sole Agent. This magnificent mid 18th century private mansion is located in Verneuil sur Avre, a historic town on the edge of Normandy which was founded in 1120 by Henri Ier Beauclerc, the son of William the Conqueror. Boasting an exceptional architectural heritage, the town is classed as one of France’s 100 prettiest detours. The ensemble includes a near 810 sqm main house, an adjacent near 120 sqm annex, an elegant 600 sqm walled garden, a fitted terrace and a former orangery. No doubt one of the finest private mansions in historic Verneuil sur Avre. 60-page file by request.

This property is set in the heart of open countryside, within a walled parkland of 6 acres. The 18th-century manor house is built over three storeys, with a dual-aspect ground floor that lends the reception and living rooms remarkable volume and light, offering an immersive view across the verdant parkland. The quality of the renovations provides this house with modern comforts that blend beautifully with the charm of the old, from the herringbone parquet flooring to the generous proportions of the ground-floor reception rooms laid out en enfilade. On the upper floors, where the original terracotta floor tiles serve as a reminder of the building's history, residents enjoy spacious bedrooms, modern bathrooms, and numerous dressing rooms. The small adjoining outbuilding houses the boiler room and a log store, complete with a period bread oven. Set around a sweeping lawn, the grounds further comprise: a rocaille-style former water tower; elegant period stables with 4 loose boxes; a charming two-storey caretaker's cottage of 80 sqm, superbly renovated for use as a gîte or guest house; and a modern, well-appointed stable block with 6 garages, 7 loose boxes, and a tack room. A former outbuilding converted into a gîte has its own independent entrance gate and enclosed garden, offering complete privacy and the possibility of bringing pets. This gîte (rated 3 épis by Gîtes de France) is sold furnished and fully equipped. The grounds are laid out with equestrian pursuits in mind, featuring 2 paddocks and an Olympic-size arena in close proximity to the house, allowing owners to keep a watchful eye on their horses and share in their daily life. For rides out, simply pass through the gate and the countryside opens up before you, towards the Avre valley. Thanks to excellent road links via the N12, Paris is reachable in just over an hour, whilst Verneuil d'Avre et d'Iton (Verneuil-sur-Avre), only minutes away, offers all local amenities: schools, a railway station, a hospital, and shops of every kind.

n Verneuil-sur-Avre, a property comprising a renovated former mill spread over several floors and offering 480 m² of living space: on the ground floor, a beautiful entrance hall, a spacious dining room (76 m²) with a kitchen and access to a terrace, a corridor leading to two studies, a utility kitchen, a laundry room, a toilet, a pantry and a second entrance; on the first floor, a 51 m² living room, a corridor leading to a bathroom with WC, and four large bedrooms; on the second floor, a 90 m² games room/lounge with a bar, a corridor leading to a bathroom and four bedrooms; a large convertible attic spread over two levels. This characterful property also features a recently restored farmhouse converted into a reception room and bar, spread over two levels and covering approximately 211 m²: on the ground floor, a beautiful entrance hall with a fireplace, a lounge, a fitted kitchen and a toilet; upstairs, a room converted into a bar (the entire property is registered for commercial use in accordance with regulations). A dovecote and another building in need of renovation complete this property. A two-hectare wooded and enclosed park crossed by a stream teeming with fish. A 15-minute walk from the station (regular services to and from Paris Montparnasse). Ideal property for developing a hospitality business (hotel, restaurant, etc.). Plenty of potential. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) issued on 20 May 2025. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices for 2021, 2022 and 2023: Low estimate €21,490 and High estimate €29,120 per year. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

A few kilometres from Verneuil-sur-Avre (with a railway station offering regular services to and from Paris Montparnasse), a charming mansion, fully and recently restored with taste and using high-quality materials, offering 253 m² of living space across three floors: on the ground floor, a large, light-filled entrance hall, a spacious living-dining-kitchen area with access to a terrace and the garden, a utility room/games room, a second living room, and a toilet; on the first floor, a hallway leading to two bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower room, and a toilet; on the second floor, a hallway leading to three bedrooms (one of which could accommodate an en-suite shower room), and a shower room with toilet. This tastefully decorated property features an artist’s studio or self-contained flat of 67 m² with a kitchen area, a shower room with toilet and a bedroom, as well as a large 400 m² shed offering numerous possibilities (a garage for car enthusiasts, an indoor swimming pool, etc.) and an enclosed, tree-lined garden with an internal courtyard of 2,217 m². Close to all amenities. Underfloor heating on the ground floor and via a heat pump; double glazing; no work required on the house. Energy Performance Certificate (DPE) issued on 22 July 2026. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard usage, based on energy prices for 2021, 2022 and 2023: Low estimate €1,830 and High estimate €2,520 per year. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

In Normandy, in the Eure department, in the Bernay region, Rouen Sotheby's International Realty, offers for sale a pretty 19th century castle with its heated swimming pool of about 241m² and its vast outbuilding of about 235m². Located in a protected natural area, on a plot of about 5900m², the castle consists of a beautiful entrance, a bathroom, a toilet, a laundry room, a dining kitchen, a dining room, two living rooms in a row and a bedroom on the ground floor. On the first floor, a landing opens to three bedrooms, one with a balcony overlooking the surrounding countryside, toilet and a bathroom. On the second floor, the landing serves two bedrooms on either side of the staircase as well as a bathroom bathed by a well of natural light and toilets. The moldings, the fireplaces, the staircase marrying the roundness of the tower make the place both chic and pleasant. The outbuilding, completely revisited, consists on its ground floor of an entrance, a kitchen and a living-dining room open to a veranda with a view of the entire property and a bedroom. The floor consists of two vast beautifully organized suites. The right wing houses a discotheque. The latter benefits from a bedroom upstairs that dominates the valley with a large glass opening on the meadows. A carport for 4 vehicles and an annex complete the property. A place that combines calm and serenity in a neat setting, on a preserved area two hours from Paris. @Credit photos Julien Tragin Photographe

On the outskirts of Évreux, just 9 km from Conches-en-Ouche, this former 18th-century mill stands as a jewel in the crown of luxury real estate in the Eure region. Nestled within a wooded and landscaped park of over 1.2 hectares, this characterful residence in Glisolles benefits from a unique hydrological environment, where the Rouloir diversion channel brings a vibrant river dynamic and preserved biodiversity. A vast wooden terrace and a light-filled veranda invite contemplation of this living heritage, perfectly integrated into its ecosystem. A 6-hectare wood, separate from the main property, completes this exceptional estate. The entrance hall, with its majestic 4.8-meter-high ceiling, leads naturally to the reception rooms: a welcoming living room with a fireplace, a formal sitting room, a convivial bar area, and a spacious kitchen. The ground floor is complemented by numerous utility and leisure rooms, including a secondary kitchen, a scullery, a laundry room, a linen room, a boiler room, a greenhouse, a workshop, and a library. Upstairs, the sleeping area offers a suite of nearly 29 sq m with a 25 sq m dressing room and a full bathroom with a bathtub and shower. Three further bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, and a monumental 51 sq m office, featuring a picturesque alcove overlooking the stream, complete this level. The property is further enhanced by exceptional outbuildings, including a building of over 250 sq m housing workshops, a garage, and an attic. A separate 75 sq m guest house, comprising two bedrooms and a living room, provides high-end accommodation. This mill embodies a rare residential character, where the elegance of the old meets the tranquility of the Normandy countryside. A visit will allow you to appreciate the unique charm of this timeless place. Main House: ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: A Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021, 2022, and 2023: between euros6,350 and euros8,670. Guest House: ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: B Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021, 2022, and 2023: between euros1,010 and euros1,400. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr E.I. Laetitia Fauconnier RSAC No.: 988 045 829 - Evreux Contact: +33 7 49 44 67 36