luxury real estate for sale Les Hogues, France (page 5)

We are offering you the exclusive sale of a cottage of approximately 400 M² built on a 1.49 hectare plot of land, beautifully wooded and quiet in the commune of Houppeville. Enjoy a beautiful entrance, a reception room with fireplace overlooking the garden and swimming pool, a large fitted and equipped kitchen. Five bedrooms including a very bright master suite on the ground floor offering a view of the park. Upstairs there are four bedrooms, each has a shower room or bathroom. The first floor has a living room and plenty of storage space. A large cellar, a Car Port and a pleasant swimming pool complete this beautiful picture. Benefit from an outbuilding of 80 M² of living space, ideal for practicing a liberal profession or seasonal rental. You also have another outbuilding to convert. Come and discover this exceptional property in a calm and green setting near ROUEN. CREDIT AGRICOLE NORMANDIE SEINE N° SIREN 433786738

In the Pays de Bray, near Forges les Eaux, 40 minutes from Rouen and 2 hours from Paris. A property, in absolute calm, on 11 Ha, comprising a large main house entirely renovated, as well as its numerous outbuildings. The property: A perfectly maintained brick house of 390m², comprising a master suite, three bedrooms, including one on the first floor, two offices, a large kitchen, and a living room with monumental fireplace. Outbuildings: The outbuildings include a renovated 25m² gîte, a workshop or garage, a hangar with stabling and storage space, a building with 17 30m² loose boxes, a grooming area, a building including a studio, and offices fitted out for a professional activity. Finally, two other brick buildings remain potentially to be renovated. Facilities : Facilities for horses include a 19 m/50 m riding arena, an outdoor shower and four horse shelters. Automatic drinking troughs. Water well. This property is presented to you by Ludovic Hauguel (Tel: 06 20 45 62 28) of Barnes Propriétés & Châteaux. DPE C/C (2,610€ - 3,540€). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geo Risks website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

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Leforestier Immobilier displays this charming mansion that was built on a feudal clod, typical of Pays-de-Bray in Normandy, in a small village. The entrance hall with its Henry the 4th staircase opens into a large living-room well lit by high windows and fitted with a lovely fireplace. On the other side of the hall, the large kitchen is a nice dining room with a monumental fireplace. On ground floor there is also a bedroom with bathroom ensuite. On first floor another bedroom with bathroom ensuite plus 3 more bedrooms and bathroom can accommodate a large family and friends. A beautiful attic on third floor could be completely refurbished to get even more living space. Outside, the farm buildings are set in a U shape. A little keeper's house would make a comfortable home once renovated. The outbuildings, in good condition are great potential to dedicated collectors, horse breeders, events managements. The tennis court only needs a good cleaning. This property is in a quiet setting but only one hour and a half from Paris and 3 hours from Brussels. More information with 3 D viewing and drone shot on our website.

Ideally located in the heart of Vexin Normand, in the charming town of Bézu Saint Eloi, 1 hour from Paris-La Défense, this bourgeois property built in 1860 has more than 300 m2 of living space. It deploys all its charms on a plot of 3000m2, bathed in a landscaped and bucolic wooded setting, full of peaceful places with its artist's studio, its gazebo, its imposing three-hundred-year-old willow, its river... invites conviviality, ensures calm and discretion out of sight to delight its guests. From its majestic wrought iron gate, this property opens its doors after a flight of stairs to a long through entrance. It welcomes the visitor in a charming atmosphere that is distinguished by the size of the rooms, its high ceilings, its moldings, its parquet floors and its elegant interior layout. It now offers guest rooms to the delight of tourists who come to stay there. Built on three levels, the ground floor reveals a pleasant intimate living room with fireplace. A large dining room/living room of 50m2 faces it, followed by a fitted family kitchen equipped with a piano to satisfy lovers of good cuisine. The layout of the two floors is dedicated to night rooms. On the 1st floor, the landing, also through, leads to three beautiful bedrooms with character which underline this soft and refined atmosphere. One of them has its private bathroom. A large bathroom with dressing room completes the level. On the 2nd floor, a warm landing leads to a 34 m2 home cinema lounge for moviegoers, a 20m2 bedroom, a 17m2 bedroom, shower room with WC and a dressing/office area. The exterior is not to be outdone, discreetly concealed in the vegetation, a completely renovated outbuilding offers 3 large guest rooms of 50m2, 24m2 and 22 m2 each with its own bathroom and WC to comfortably accommodate visitors. An artist's studio dedicated today to massage sessions, completes the premises. Close to Paris and all amenities, this property with a thousand facets offers an idyllic setting conducive to relaxation. Ideal for bringing together family, friends, a liberal profession, bed and breakfast The set can take on a new look according to the desires of its future owners. This property will easily adapt to all life projects! 1 garage + parking 5 vehicles possible outside 1 total basement offering a laundry room and a wine cellar) Located 5km from the Gisors/Paris-St Lazare train station, 60 km from Paris La Defense 45km from Rouen - 1 hour from Roissy - 40 minutes from Beauvais airport Close to all amenities Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2021: between euros4,620 and euros6,160. EI. Johan Aubry Agent commercial N°RSAC : 898 303 375 Rouen

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Located in the town of Petit-Couronne, 15 minutes from Rouen, this beautiful Bourgeois House from 1886 is one of those houses which have stood the test of time and which have managed to retain their character. On a wooded plot of 2700m², the property is made up of a main house of 250m², an annex of 100m² which can be used for various uses and a double garage with the possibility of converting the attic. The house offers beautiful volumes with its 10 rooms spread over 3 levels and distributed by a beautiful monumental staircase. On the ground floor, a wide corridor of 19m² leading to a living room of 22m², a kitchen of 20m² and a large living-dining room of 40m² with fireplace. The large landing on the 1st floor offers 4 bedrooms from 12 to 23m² including 2 communicating with bathroom, shower room, dressing room and WC. On the 2nd floor there are 3 other bedrooms of 10 to 17m² including cupboards, shower room and WC as well as an attic of 34m² with a mezzanine that can be converted. This property is close to all amenities, schools and public transport constituting a real asset for this family home. Rouen city center and the SNCF train station are only 15 minutes away by car. ENERGY CLASS: E CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between euros3,579 and euros4,843. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr EI. David Abraham Commercial agent RSAC number: 909 115 685 Rouen

A 19th-century house with a walled garden that covers over 2,600m² in a vibrant village in France’s Pays de Bray province, around 150 kilometres from Paris. The property lies near the market square around which the village has built its long story. The grand dwelling towers in the village centre, standing out from its neighbours, yet it blends into its surrounding environment well. The architecture around it is typically Norman in style, but this does not clash with the property. An age-old magnolia stands in front of the house. On the street side, a thuja hedge marks the property’s entrance. This hedge, which adjoins a fine metal gate, does not conceal the vistas that the dwelling enjoys from its position, set well back from the entrance. The elevations of the majestic house are pure white in colour and this bright tone is brought out by the greenish hue of its guardrails. The pink blooms of hydrangeas adorn the facade’s base course in the summer. The dwelling dates back to the time of the French king Louis-Philippe I. The first stone was laid in 1839 on land that was formerly a marquisate. Republicans seized the estates of nobles during the French Revolution. Later, in 1825, a law was enacted to compensate nobles who were impacted by this land grab and who had felt forced to flee France during that turbulent period but who had since returned. Yet despite these indemnities, many impoverished nobles were compelled to sell their land. On such estates, the new upper middle classes then started building grand homes, or ‘little chateaux’, like this dwelling. Construction of this house finished in 1846 and the property was handed over as a splendid edifice with a mansard roof, designed in a Louis XV style. The house is built of brick and rendered with a mortar of lime and plaster. It is designed in the so-called Pompadour style of the century before it: the dwelling follows the main architectural and stylistic principles of this trend. The edifice offers a floor area of around 300m² and stands at the front of its plot. It hides a vast garden behind it: a lawn dotted with trees and enclosed with high walls. Garages, an outbuilding, and a vegetable patch edged with brickwork complete the property. At the back of the plot, a fence demarcates the property.

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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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Leforestier Immobilier displays this elegant home set in Saint-Saëns, a charming village with all shops and amenities, in Normandy. It's a romantic house built in 1880 updated with geothermal heat and good insulation. The living area is welcoming and well lit. There are 2 large bedrooms and the potential for 2 more bedrooms and another bathroom. The basement under the whole house, clean and well lit is more liviing space. The garden is entirely fenced and includes a double garage, a workshop, a chicken coop, a shed and a pergola. This house for sale is only 35 Kms from Rouen and Dieppe and has easy access to A28 and A29;

In the heart of the pleasant village of Saint Jean du Cardonnay, halfway between the urban bustle of Rouen and the bucolic Normandy countryside, this beautiful Anglo-Norman style property nestled in its green setting with secular trees offers a setting of privileged life out of sight. Built in the 19th century, this charming ensemble consists of a generous main house with 422 m² of living space spread over 3 levels. On the ground floor, beautiful reception rooms, on the first floor spacious suites, on the top floor numerous attic rooms with untapped potential. The entrance on the travertine floor leads to an intimate 22m² living room, with solid Hungarian point parquet flooring and its brick fireplace, with in its continuity a through living room including a 55m² period fireplace. This living room is dotted with many windows offering a multitude of views of the wooded park. In the other wing separated by the entrance hall, a beautiful dining room with a tiled floor in burgundy monochrome overlooks the kitchen. A library and sanitary space complete the ground floor. Upstairs, the sleeping area offers a bright master suite, its dressing room, its bathroom with separate toilet, 2 bedrooms, one with a shower room, the second with a bathroom, an office and finally a suite. for guests with private bathroom. The second floor is sparse with many storage rooms, a south-facing office and an old apartment with kitchen area. At the bottom of the park, a charming little cottage surrounded by trees contemplates the impressive building, guest house or refuge for children 'La Tétardière' offers a fireplace on the ground floor and an upper floor to be converted. Facing 'La Tétardière', 2 brick buildings house, for the first, garages and 2 workshops, for the second, a magnificent old stable with 2 boxes and its upholstery, a vast workshop and its high wind in period ironwork. Both buildings have convertible attics. Located 15 minutes from Rouen in a village with the charm of yesteryear, this sleeping beauty with crazy charm will turn after renovation into a small family paradise. ENERGY CLASS: G / CLIMATE CLASS: G Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 11,680 euros and 15,840 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr IS. Laurie Rustin Commercial agent RSAC number: 820 693 950 Rouen Contact: 06 22 86 15 27

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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.

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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.

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- EXCLUSIVE - 19th century CHÂTEAU in the style of the 18th century - 100km from Paris - In danger, charming architecture, interior woodwork decorations - 1.1 hectares of park, set of terraces, outbuildings, very beautiful access gate. Louviers, Eure, Normandy. In a taste borrowed with inventiveness from the 18th century, notably two bull's-eye mirrors on the facade, this residence expresses all the elegance of the art of living in the mid-19th century. This residence, located at the exit of a village, has a very beautiful gate with two twin portals between two pillars decorated with Medici vases. Brick and stone facade, central body with five bays, Mansard-style attic, two wings ending in corner pavilions. Segmental arched windows with arched pediments carved with gadroons and acanthus leaves, the central window carved with a mascaron of fauna, oak leaves, attributes of music. Mirrored ox eyes sculpted with mascarons, one of women probably Diana, one of Bacchus wearing bunches of grapes, scrolls of laurel on one side, vines on the other, a clasp, lion's muzzles. Arched dormer windows with radiating shouldered pediments. Gables of the three-bay pavilions; to the east, the first floor on the ground floor with a terrace. Rear facade, beautiful projection with three bays of semi-circular bays, beautiful 19th century cast iron railing, beautiful single-storey access to the first floor via large symmetrical double doors. Inside, on the ground floor, kitchen decorated with Delft tiles, tiled floors, cast iron column. Cellars, storerooms, workshop, orchard. On the first floor, beautiful entrance on the ground floor at the rear with cabochon flooring, beautiful 19th century cast iron cremones. On the front facade, beautiful central hall decorated with moldings, floor with cabochons. Beautiful row of two living rooms, up to the large living room decorated with beautiful woodwork in the style of the 18th century, decorated with shells, scrolls of flowers, two-part mirrors, interior shutters, original windows with rounded spandrels typical of the mid-19th century century, sea green marble fireplaces with claw feet, two false mirrored windows. Access on one level through a beautiful double French window onto the terrace on the ground floor to the east. On this terrace the facade is decorated with windows carved with fruits, flowers, burst pomegranates and grapes. Three bedrooms on the first floor, marble fireplaces, one on the corner with access on one level via a staircase on the front with a wrought iron baluster, bathroom, toilet. A wooden staircase and cast iron banister forming a grandstand. A straight staircase to the second floor which splits into two flights towards each wing, cast iron bars. On the second floor, nine bedrooms, three of which are beautiful not attic, most of them with their marble fireplaces, two bathrooms, toilet; in one of these rooms General de Gaulle is said to have slept one night. Guard house, recent roof, large living room, kitchen, bathroom, upstairs 3 beautiful bedrooms A dovecote. A carriage house with large awning, flat tile roof in good condition. Stables, with mangers, beautiful carriage house with pit; roof in very poor condition. Beautiful 1.1 hectare park with a set of levels, including a long gallery forming a terrace on the right side of the courtyard and a balcony overlooking the street next to the gate. This property is in critical condition and requires a very important and urgent global work campaign. A masonry disorder on the facade needs to be resolved quickly, rot has been spotted in the building, several waterways. These photos date from last year and the state of the castle has changed since then, particularly the part of the facade which is a little more collapsed today. Situation : - 103km and 1h10 from Paris Porte Maillot. - 35km from Rouen. - 2km from shops, supermarkets. Price: 380,000 Euros agency fees included (fees payable by the seller). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géoriques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr This property has just been the subject of the signing of a promise of sale. It is therefore currently no longer available. You can still contact us if you wish to be informed of any developments in this situation.