Luxury real estate for sale Bouafles, France

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Located in the ‘Vexin’ area, only one hour from Porte Maillot, within the Vexin Natural Park, an impressive, 19th-century château, in part a listed, historic monument, attributed to architect Eugène Viollet-Leduc, with a total area of 1,650 sq.m. (17,760 sq.ft.) on 5 levels, plus 1,600 sq.m. outhouses, opening onto a 70-hectare (173-acre) park designed by landscape architect Edouard Redont. The château, featuring 41 rooms, includes: - several vaulted halls - 600 sq.m. (6,458 sq.ft.) of salons and reception rooms, one with great ceiling height and original stained-glass windows - library with inner balcony - 250 sq.m. of bedrooms and private living space on the top floors Original parquet floors, fireplaces, painted and gilded ceilings, marble paving and mosaics The park features a stream, a lake, several bridges, a landing stage, the fake ruins of a chapel, a temple of love, an orangery, stables and a pigeon house. Yearly rental income: € 100,000 for outhouses, € 16,000 for livery stables Yearly land tax: € 21,500 Yearly maintenance charges: € 46,500 including insurance, heating and electricity

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In the Vernon sector, in the heart of a small village of Vexin-sur-Epte in the quiet of the Normandy countryside, there is a property whose environment and services will delight its guests. In a small street, a discreet gate allows the visitor to discover a vast garden with flowers and trees. The old rehabilitated farm proudly sits on the property, combining old-world charm and modern comfort. The living room and dining room offer a comfortable and warm living space thanks to its original parquet flooring, its solid oak beams and its cut stones. The careful decoration will seduce with its preserved authenticity. Its monumental marble and stone fireplaces will warm up winter evenings while the numerous through openings will ensure beautiful light in all seasons. The spacious, fully renovated and equipped dining kitchen is an invitation to conviviality and sharing. This gives access to the living room on one side, and on the other, to a bedroom, bathroom and laundry room away from the rest of the house. Benefiting from independent access, two rooms, one of which is used as a bedroom or office, complete this ground floor. On the first floor, 4 other bedrooms, 3 of which have recently been renovated, each have their own bathroom and toilet, and will seduce you with their unique charm and careful decoration. A spacious dressing room and its adjoining bathroom could also become an additional bedroom. Outside the property is an outbuilding with a surface area of ??approximately 80 m2, offering a spacious living room, a kitchenette, a spa area with a jacuzzi and sauna, a shower as well as a floor with two magnificent bedrooms and a recent and modern bathroom. The garden with its wooden terrace offers a clear view of the surrounding nature to enjoy the pleasures of the countryside on the 1950 m² of the property. Numerous storage spaces and parking complete this property. This property is currently operated as a gîte and bed and breakfast, it benefits from a good reputation and a regular clientele. Sold fully furnished and equipped. Its layout and outbuilding will leave the choice of a beautiful house that can accommodate family and friends or to continue this activity. A 4-minute walk from shops, 20 minutes from Vernon, 45 minutes from Rouen and 1 hour 10 minutes from Paris, this property with its undeniable and unique charm can truly become a place where family and friends can meet while hosting bedroom activities. guest houses or lodgings. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2020: euros2,235 per year Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisk.gouv.fr EI Tony Mounier Commercial agent RSAC number: 982 124 752 EVREUX

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A historic provincial town house 112 km from Paris, dating back to the early 19th century, set in 800 m² of grounds dotted with medieval remains. The property is accessed via a green-painted metal gate, framed by low walls and plain railings, and adjoined by a garage. From the gate, the long garden stretches out ahead, at the end of which the house stands, around 80 m from the road. Built in the early 19th century, this four-storey building is topped by a slate gable roof with rolled eaves and a double dormer window with projecting eaves adorned with a metal finial. The main stone facade has white rendering and has stringcourses, a cornice and very plain window surrounds on the first floor, all of which emphasise its straight lines. The straight, large-paned windows are protected by wrought-iron railings and decorated with iron mantling on the first floor. All the joinery and decorative elements, as well as the entrance door, which is also glazed, protected by finely scrolled ironwork and topped with a canopy, are painted dark green. A vast terrace inlaid with outdoor lighting adjoins the main facade. At the entrance, on the left, there are two outbuildings for storing vehicles and tools. On the right, in the middle of the garden, there is a medieval ruin, a vestige of the village's historic past. Finally, a terracotta-tiled terrace at the front of the house is ideal for enjoying meals on sunny days, away from prying eyes.

A Norman cottage with two dwellings, set in 2,500 m² of grounds in the heart of a village, 115 km from Paris. A country lane on a green plateau stretching over 8 km, with expanses of fields on either side, leads to the edge of the property, enclosed by hedges and a high gate. There are a few houses close to the property, with the parklands of a chateau to the rear. The two dwellings, former outbuildings of the chateau situated behind, form an L-shape, with a small annexe at the back. To the right is a hedge that will need to be partly removed to access the plot “zoned for building'. The second house is extended by a large garage. This contains the boiler and various storage spaces. The garden, a true setting of lush greenery, is planted with various species and fruit trees. An additional 1,500 m² plot zoned for building situated on the boundary of the property 'on the other side of the hedge' can also be acquired.