Luxury real estate for sale Plan, France (page 3)

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From the top of its 7th floor, offering a panoramic view of the three mountain ranges surrounding Grenoble, this 90 sqm apartment is a real favorite. Renovated since its creation in 1958, it is today a contemporary living space. Past the vestibule, the living room with its pleasant volume is enhanced by a recent kitchen open to the living/dining room area. The large bay windows bring in floods of light and give access to a balcony from where the view extends, among other things, to the Vercors. Three bedrooms make up the sleeping area; including one with its own access to the balcony. Finally, a bathroom and separate toilet complete the accommodation. In the popular Ile Verte district, with its breathtaking view between the Bastille and the Three Towers, without forgetting the emblematic Tour Perret, its location and its rarity make this apartment an exceptional place to live. A cellar is attached to this property. Property subject to co-ownership status: 52 lots - Annual charges: EUR2,100 - No procedure in progress Property tax: EUR2,396 ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for a standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: 1,460 to 2,010 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr/ Contact: Véronique MADORE - 06 78 94 62 77 Condominiums of 52 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 1066 euros.

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An 11th century castle, its guest houses and outbuildings on a 45-ha, unspoilt, natural estate in the midst of the Trièves region. Once a stronghold house, this property includes a castle, spanning approx. 900 m² of living space, three independent, converted guest houses, spanning between 120 and 200 m² of living space, an interior, cobblestoned courtyard, numerous outbuildings, a 12x6 m swimming pool, an exercise and sauna room, a spa, a French formal garden and a vegetable garden, all in an excellent state of repair. Although the exact date the stronghold house was constructed is unknown, everything points to that fact that it was sometime around the year 1000, that is to say the early Middle-Ages. Around 1450, King Charles VII, alarmed by the plotting of his older son, the future King Louis XI, simply gave him the province of Dauphiné to govern as he saw fit under the name of Louis XI. The latter was to live there for ten years and became very popular in the Trièves region, where the stronghold house became his favourite hunting lodge and took pride in his royal visits. Up until the end of the Middle-Ages, Montmeilleur belonged to the Bérenger-de-Morges family. Their coat-of-arms is still to be found today on the entrance gateway and the monumental fireplace in the large reception room. Following a succession of leading citizens, including the Marquis-de-Langon, Montmeilleur was destroyed at the time of the French Revolution, archives were lost and the castle fell into ruin. Sold in 1841 to Constantin-Abrard, Montmeilleur remained for more than a century in the hands of this same family, descending directly through the female line and including the Thibaud-Gibbs family who undertook major renovation works around 1875. This tradition came to a halt when the son of Madame-Thibaud sold the property in 1957. In one of his imaginary constructions, “A King Alone”, a Provencal, complex novel that takes place between Lalley and Chichilianne, Jean-Giono greatly enhances his memories of Montmeilleur, where he stayed numerous times, by taking inspiration from the personality of Madame-Thibaud.

Located a few steps from the Aigle district, this 187 sqm loft offers superb services in a privileged and quiet living environment. This unique project comes from the rehabilitation of old SNCF hangars, which have today been transformed into an extraordinary living space. The colorful stairwell of the common areas leads to the two homes of the co-ownership. The entrance to the loft opens onto a very beautiful living space accompanied by an equipped and fitted kitchen. Captured by numerous windows and a bay window, natural light imposes itself in the huge room unified by a polished concrete floor. The high ceilings give way to the imposing wooden frame and a colorful mezzanine serving as a guest bedroom. The sleeping area is located below, after going down a few steps. It offers two bedrooms, a bathroom with a beautiful walk-in shower, a large laundry room and toilets. One of the bedrooms is equipped with a bathroom and a large storage cupboard. The entire loft, except the bedrooms and bathrooms, is heated by underfloor heating. This unique renovation is enhanced by a surprising 74 m2 terrace. On the ground floor of the building, the two co-owners share a large garage space with, for each, two private parking spaces as well as additional shared spaces. Two cellars are allocated to the loft, which allows for significant storage space. The terrace in the city center, the extraordinary architecture and the beautiful volumes make this property a unique place in Grenoble. Property subject to co-ownership status (2 lots) No procedure in progress - Annual charges: EUR400 Property tax: EUR4,865 ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for 2011: EUR1,479. Contact: Sylvie BARRIER (EI) - 06 95 66 27 08 Independent sales agent RSAC Grenoble n° 831 535 372 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Condominiums of 2 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 400 euros.

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This 250 sqm mansion takes place in the heart of the Parc de la Chartreuse. Built in the middle of the 19th century, it is located on a beautiful plot of 1400 sqm enclosed and planted with trees. It has benefited from many quality renovations and its vintage and colorful decoration gives it an undeniable charm. A flight of steps provides access to the entrance hall. The first level accommodates the technical parts, laundry room and boiler room as well as a pleasant and large office which has direct access to the garden. A magnificent staircase with many openings, overlooking the surrounding peaks, leads to the second floor which receives the living rooms. A separate fitted kitchen is extended by a dining room with large bay windows that let the light play with the wallpapers. An imposing and warm living room with period parquet floors with its veranda balconies and its majestic library offer timeless moments. A glazed alcove terrace gives a glimpse of the possibilities of a winter garden. A wooden staircase with air circulation thanks to a mezzanine leads to three large bedrooms with surprising and elaborate decoration. A bathroom completes this level. The third floor offers 100 sqm of attic to convert. The outbuildings in the garden offer a glimpse of many possibilities for development. Two workshops adjoining the house complete the services of this atypical property. This charming old-fashioned house is located in the heart of a preserved environment and close to all amenities. 25 minutes from Chambéry and Voiron, 1 hour from Lyon. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: B Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 3,160 Euros and 4,310 Euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned. Contact Pascal : 06 59 90 06 64