luxury real estate for sale Pernay, France (page 10)

HYPER CENTER TOURS STATION HAUSSMANNIEN T4 FURNISHED APARTMENT Located a stone's throw from the Tours TGV station, Paris in 50 minutes, local shops, schools as well as 500 m from Place Jean-Jaurès and the historic district of our pretty city. This beautiful, bright Haussmann-style apartment offers a ceiling height of more than 3 m, it is equipped with hot/cold air conditioning. It develops approximately 100 m² in an elegance and harmony of practical distribution for everyday life. Located on the second level without elevator served by a majestic staircase. It consists of an entrance hall and its cloakroom serving a 45 m² reception lounge, living room and fitted and equipped kitchen. The sleeping area consists of a large bedroom and latest generation bathroom of 26 m², two other bedrooms of 14 and 15 m² and a bathroom WC, a guest hand wash toilet and an equipped laundry area. The co-ownership is of high standard, with five co-owners, very low monthly charges. The visit is essential!

A 12th century castle, remodelled in the 19th century, with 25 ha in the heart of the Loir Valley countryside, north of Tours. This estate is in a wild, wooded setting, with a view over the surrounding countryside. It is reached via two driveways, one reserved for visitors and the other for tradespeople. The first is a long avenue, with woods and meadows on either side. It is barred halfway along by gates, flanked by tall pillars, and is dotted with old streetlamps, lighting the way to the entrance courtyard in front of the castle, with the keep looking on. It precedes the old chapel, the top section of which is now converted into a bedroom, followed by a house that could be used as a caretaker’s cottage and, lastly, the castle. Driveways lead from the entrance courtyard to the rear where there are carparks and meadows, delimited by hedges. A pathway gives access to the south-facing, swimming pool area, surrounded by safety fencing and partially enclosed by old walls. A driveway goes down on the west side to the outbuildings, comprising an annexe house and its small outbuildings, a 350 m² building, with an area given over to physical well-being on the ground floor, a barn and its workshop, a building housing five horse loose boxes and a tack room, and another building that could take cars, although it is currently fitted with six horse loose boxes. Meadows beyond the outbuildings could accommodate horses. Woods border the property.

A keep and a watchtower, vestiges of 13th century fortifications, in the centre of Blois. The keep, currently standing between houses and gardens, can be reached via a small, raised, public esplanade. A private plot, spanning just under 0.02 ha, could be converted into a parking area. The watchtower, no doubt a former bastion given its square shape and its height of less than 12 metres, is set about a hundred metres away from the keep. It is partially embedded in a contemporary construction. The tower predominantly stands on the shoulder of the road.

A unique and surprising 19th-century edifice with almost two hectares of grounds, just outside Tours. The history of this property is closely tied to the history of the Mame family, which left its mark on the city of Tours for around two centuries. Alfred Mame, the grandson of a printing works founder, became the director of the famous printing works Mame in 1845. He had a modern vision for his firm, both in factory design and labour relations, with the creation of a special housing estate for his workers: the Cité Mame. This modern vision ensured his success. As a botany-lover, Alfred Mame bought this estate in 1841 and extended it considerably from 1857 onwards. At the time, French landscape gardening was changing radically. Mame entrusted the landscape gardener Eugène Bühler with the task of transforming the estate. Bühler was known for having designed the Parc du Thabor in the city of Rennes. The project involved creating greenhouses, building caretaker homes and outhouses and embellishing the grounds. The pavilions and stable were completed in 1869. From the road that runs alongside the grounds and woods, you can enter the property via two entrances. A wrought-iron gate with volutes leads onto a driveway that runs across the grounds. And a second gate, framed between two pillars of brick and tuffeau stone, leads into a parking area and to two outbuildings used as a garage, a storeroom and a workshop. A drive winds around the edifice to the central court and its lawn, beyond a few steps. A terrace beneath a glass canopy roof runs alongside the building up to its main entrance. The edifice is shaped like a horseshoe and is perfectly symmetrical. It faces west. It has a central pavilion framed between two curved wings, each with their own pavilion at their end. Its elevations are made of exposed red brick and tuffeau stone. Its rear elevations are rendered. The window and door surrounds are made of red brickwork that alternates with tuffeau stone. A tuffeau cornice runs above them. Finely crafted timber braces support and bring out the remarkable slate roof. Opposite the edifice, the grounds slope gently downwards among majestic trees and lush lawns.

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A 16th-century farmhouse with five hectares of grounds, nestled in the Loire Valley between Amboise and Blois. From a local road, an earthen track snakes through fields over several hundred metres to the property. The complex of buildings stands on a grassy two-hectare plot that mainly faces southwards, looking down over the valley. Three main buildings adjoin each other in a row that runs from east to west: a barn, a 16th-century dwelling and a more recent extension. Around 20 metres west of this three-section edifice, a sheep shed adjoins an agricultural storage building. And even further westwards, there is a one-hectare plot of farmland. To the south, a wooded area covers around 1.5 hectares. It slopes down to the road below. The grounds also include a well and a small lake surrounded by groves on the edge of the neighbouring woods. The house has a 16th-century section, its main part, with a mullioned window that makes it recognisable. Two extensions have been added to this oldest part: one was added on the north side in the 19th century and another was added in the 20th century. The walls are coated with rendering, the window and door surrounds and quoins are made of limestone, and the doors and shutters are painted red. The roofs are covered with small traditional tiles, except for the northern roof slope of the 20th-century section, which is covered with synthetic slate tiles.

A 15th century house surrounded by its gardens, courtyard and meadow, in a village less than half an hour from Tours. The north gable of the house backs onto the protecting hillside, while the south side enjoys the sun from dawn to dusk. Situated in a prominent position in the heart of the village, the property affords stunning views. It is to the south and east that the view stretches furthest, across the gardens, the rooftops of the village and out over the valley. A courtyard and two lush gardens border the building on all three sides, creating a skilful visual and olfactory interplay. Vehicle access is via the street leading up to the vineyards and across the courtyard. This recently paved courtyard also provides access to the former stables and the three troglodyte caves. A second pedestrian entrance leads to one of the two gardens. Close to the house and on the hillside, a brick flight of steps leads up to a small terraced kitchen garden, from where a path of round wood slices climbs up to the meadow, which was once planted with vines.

A restored 18th-century mill, outbuildings and 2 5 ha of grounds 30 minutes from Tours in the Centre-Val de Loire region. Flanked by majestic tuffeau pillars, a tall wrought-iron gate opens onto a vast gravel courtyard. First the two adjoining mill buildings come into view, with their stone masonry facades, completely renovated and rendered. The four-pitched roofs of one of the two buildings are of slate, the other of flat tiles; the roof of the dwelling has shed dormers with triangular pediments. Built in the 18th century, the estate is depicted on the Cassini map. The two main sections of the dwelling have two storeys beneath the roofspace, the main elevations face south-east and all the openings have dressed tuffeau limestone surrounds. The single-storey outbuildings, with their slate and flat tile roofs, are set around a courtyard that, together with the mill, forms a U-shape. From the courtyard, there are several entrances to the house. The well-tended landscaped grounds all face the mill. A large paved terrace runs along the edge of the buildings, providing access to the garden and the lake it overlooks. A reach and its reservoir border the property to the west, before the water feeds a wheel and runs through the park.

A tuffeau limestone house with secluded grounds, outbuildings and troglodyte cellars in the Touraine countryside. Set in approx. 1840 m² of enclosed grounds, the house faces the garden. The entrance from the road is through a low metal gate framed by pillars and rendered masonry walls, from where a driveway leads to the dwelling. The various buildings, most of which face south, are all attached and form a complex consisting of a workshop with a right-angled extension, a barn and the main house. The facades are of exposed tuffeau limestone, and the windows have dressed tuffeau surrounds. The roofs have flat tiles, with the exception of the barn, which is covered in slate. Finally, the front garden, entirely laid to grass and planted with trees and flowerbeds, stretches down to a series of troglodyte cellars that add to the uniqueness of the site.

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This contemporary residence, less than five kilometers from the Halles de Tours, offers around 500 square meters of living space. Vast reception rooms open onto the garden, including a living room of over 70 square meters. Sheltered from any nuisance, the property is in very good general condition, with six bedrooms and five bathrooms. Garage for six cars. Price HAI: €1,595,000 (fees payable by the vendor) Property presented exclusively by Bertrand LHOMME +33(0)6 22 65 28 12 - [email protected] “Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr”

2 hours from Paris, charming property whose origins date back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Composed of a main house of approximately 300 m2 of living space receiving 8 bedrooms and numerous reception rooms; the set also offers an annex of approximately 60 m2 with two bedrooms and bathrooms. A second house of approximately 450 m2, organized around a vast patio, offers an atmosphere and an exceptional quality of reception. The independent library and the remarkable barn in the Romanesque architectural style complete this unique property. The buildings perfectly integrated in a wooded and calm environment of approximately 14 hectares, are intended for many private or tourist projects. Swimming pool, and water court. Property presented by Bertrand LHOMME +33(0)6 22 65 28 12 - [email protected] DPE: F/C Housing with excessive energy consumption Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the georisque site: www.géorisques.gouv.fr.

Exceptional location for this 18th century property, just a few minutes from the Halles de Tours. With no nuisances, the main dwelling spans around 600 square metres with seven bedrooms and vast reception rooms. This remarkable property also features a guest house, caretaker's accommodation and a secure garage with space for numerous vehicles. The 7720 square metres of fully enclosed landscaped grounds include a heated swimming pool. Price before tax: €3,200,000 (fees payable by the vendor) Property presented exclusively by Bertrand LHOMME +33(0)6 22 65 28 12 - [email protected] Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

RARE luxury apartment in a historic 15th century mansion more than 300m2 of living space including approximately 202m2 carrez. In the heart of old Tours on the Loire side in a small, quiet and quiet street. The apartment dominates the district with a breathtaking view, everything absolutely all around, Plumereau district, Les Halles district, universities, shops, restaurants, public transport, close to kindergarten schools etc etc... Apartment completely renovated respecting its original character with all modern comforts. Its access is via an old carriage entrance leading into a paved courtyard, allowing you to admire this fabulous architecture of the 15th, 17th and 18th century with its tufa stone, its octagonal towers, its half-timbering, its exterior wooden spiral staircases, even before reaching the apartment via its huge stone spiral staircase, you are already under the spell. - An entrance still with its wooden door, arriving e=on a landing which serves each side of the apartment. It consists of a first large living-dining room fully parqueted with a sumptuous stone fireplace. - two bedrooms, one with bathroom, the other with a shower room, a fully equipped kitchen, a toilet. - towards the mezzanine to access the first floor where there are two more bedrooms with shower rooms. 2 / In the second part of the apartment (originally two separate apartments joined together) - a huge living room with fireplace, a laundry room and a magnificent master suite with dressing room and bathroom and Italian shower in mosaics. Surprising apartment, by its authenticity and its refinement. Access to the upper rooms is via steep stairs, so ideal for a family with children, we are in a listed historic building and therefore without a lift. - A common garden with the condominium and a cellar complete this exceptional property. If you like authentic, spacious, through and bright places, and steeped in history then this is for you..... We are at your disposal.

REMARKABLE CONTEMPORARY EXCLUSIVE PARK 4,000m² SWIMMING POOL 13X5 GARAGES CELLARS This architectural contemporary in the Loire Valley was designed with the know-how of a man of avant-garde art in a very American spirit. Built on a wooded park, offering harmony in the choice of trees in full correlation with the residence, unobstructed view of the valley, not overlooked or nuisance of any kind, offering optimal privacy at the foot of a renowned golf course. It develops approximately 350m² with a ceiling height of 3m, in a breathtaking elegance, both for the distribution of spaces and for its ability to integrate nature into our living spaces, it is a pleasure every day. Located 15 minutes from TOURS, 4 minutes from motorways, 25 minutes from the airport and 2 minutes from First local shops. It welcomes you to an entrance hall worthy of its name, always open with large openings to the exterior, you have the tone of the visit as soon as you enter. The layout of the residence is made up of three very distinct living spaces, the first being the 100m² office living space section, high-end Leicht Gaggenau kitchen and its dining area open to the living room and living room atmosphere decorated with a fireplace. is in communication with nature. And to make it possible, triple-glazed portfolio bays were installed there. The second space is a sleeping area made up of four 25m² bedrooms all decorated with a dressing room wall and a private bathroom as well as a 20m² TV lounge office without forgetting a 13m² laundry room. This space also offers a view and exit to the outside in each room environment. The third space is located on the first level, and dedicated to a 40m² master suite with a breathtaking view of the Loire Valley where a magnificent castle sits as well as a dressing room and a bathroom with shower and toilet. The park is fully lit, and is equipped with automatic watering throughout the park using a well. The cellar in the rock was entirely equipped with custom-made ironwork and lit by laeds. The 13X5 swimming pool decorated with a gray liner is heated, The terrace is approximately 400m² in IP without any visible defect impact. It’s pure joy! ! ! Remarkable contemporary in a breathtaking location. Don't hesitate to come and discover

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

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