luxury real estate for sale Saint-Jean, France (page 17)

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A grand 19th-century house with grounds that cover 1 5 hectares in a charming village 20 kilometres north-east of Toulouse, France. A wrought-iron gate leads into a court: a lawn embellished with flowers. As soon as you step into this outdoor entrance area, towering linden trees, maples and horse chestnuts give you a sense of privacy. The edifice comes into view at the end of long paths lined with neatly trimmed trees and shrubs. The grand house was built in 1870. It has three floors. Two single-storey wings were added to the south-facing facade: one on each side of the main section, in the same style as the latter. The roofs of the three sections have either one or two slopes and are covered with monk-and-nun tiling. The whole edifice is made of red brick, which recalls the architecture that emerged in Toulouse’s historical centre at the end of the 18th century and the start of the 19th century. The windows and doors are positioned evenly. Most are rectangular and some are arched. White-painted shutters protect them. In the main section, the layout of these doors and windows is perfectly symmetrical. The south-facing facade features a large triangular pediment at the top and two cornices that mark the three floors. Two round-arch entrance doors lead inside. Above each one there is a squat triangular pediment that is not underlined with a cornice but is similar to the large pediment at the top of the facade. Two sculpted stone corbels support a small central balcony on the first floor. The left wing houses a garage. The right wing houses an orangery, upon which a vast roof terrace extends, edged with stone balusters and brick pillars. The orangery’s south face is punctuated with large wooden-framed windows, including a glazed door with a fanlight. In its eastern extension, there is a warden’s apartment. On the north side, the right wing includes a square tower that stands between the warden’s apartment and the main section. Two metal finials crown this tower’s hipped roof. A gravel path runs along the facade and the building’s left side, leading to the grounds. Behind the house, there is a large vegetable patch, an orchard and a tennis court at the bottom of a slope.

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In the heart of the sought-after BUSCA district, 4-room (3-bedroom) town house with 70 sqm of living space and 2 terraces of 4 sqm each. The single-owner house comprises a living room with semi-open-plan kitchen and a small terrace on the ground floor. On the 1st floor, there is a bedroom, a shower room and a second terrace. There are 2 further bedrooms on the 2nd floor. Individual electric heating.

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Côte Pavée, contemporary villa of around 330 sqm with no overlooking, perfectly exposed. It comprises a vast, light-filled living area with 2 open-air patios planted with trees and windows opening onto the terrace and pool. A separate top-of-the-range kitchen, a cinema room and a utility room complete the ground floor. Upstairs, there is a master bedroom with custom-made dressing room, bathroom with hammam and private terrace, and 4 bedrooms, each with its own shower room. The property also has a garage and 3 car parking spaces (electric hook-up).

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TARN - BETWEEN CASTRES AND ALBI Magnificent feudal castle in a village, listed (Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments), and therefore benefiting from attractive tax advantages. Situated in the heart of Occitania, the oldest part of the castle was built in the 12th century and successively enlarged in the 13th and 18th centuries. Today, the Château has been completely renovated with all modern comforts (mains drainage, double glazing, central heating, swimming pool...) The current owners, who are passionate about history, have preserved many of the original features: doors, parquet floors, fireplaces, monumental staircase and, more unusually, the four towers and the moat. The latter protected the castle and the villagers who took refuge there in the event of an invasion, in ancient times. This place, which houses two gites, has been designed to host seminars or events in a magnificent setting, halfway between Castres and Albi. Energy class: D Climate class: B Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 3780 euros and 5160 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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