luxury real estate for sale Gien, France

A grand dwelling with a guesthouse, a tennis court and two hectares of grounds with woods, nestled in a village on the River Loire in France’s Loiret department. The main building was once the hub of a cheese dairy, but it is now a grand dwelling. It was built in 1907. A guesthouse and outbuildings stand on the grounds too. The property lies on the edge of the village. It stands out for its grand appearance and tall form. Indeed, you can see it from far away. Two entrances lead into the property: one via woods and another, the main one, from the road. An electric double gate, framed between two pillars of stone and brick, leads onto a driveway where vehicles can be parked. Two guard stones on either side of the entrance were once used to tie horse-drawn carriages parked here. The house’s four elevations are punctuated with many windows, heralding a bright interior. The stone and brickwork of the quoins bring out the pale rendering of the walls. Brick and stone also form the window surrounds. The entrance door faces tall age-old linden trees. Another door leads out into a small court near a well. A stone stringcourse runs along the facade. Chimney stacks of local brick and stone rise up from the hipped slate roof that crowns the house. A gabled dormer stands on the roof. The facade features an elegant plaque set with Briare enamel. It reminds us of the property’s origins. In the enclosed grounds, centuries-old trees surround the house and fragrant flowerbeds embellish the vast outdoor space. In front of the guesthouse, there is a teak-wood terrace where a few ceramic pots stand and, nearby, a tennis court in good condition. A little further on, a stone well stands among the outbuildings. A second gate that is smaller than the main one stands by an orchard, a greenhouse and a few outhouses, including the former cheese dairy. Beyond, a wood of conifers completes the grounds.

Loiret 1h30 from Paris, Authentic buildings 500sqm of living space and barn in square courtyard, built in 1850, then renovated. Exceptional environment. 1/ Owner's home: 210 sqm on 2 equal levels: ground floor, living room, kitchen, master suite upstairs: large office landing, 3 large bedrooms and shower room, heat pump 2/ Independently: 9 rented apartments representing 285 sqm 3/ Two barns of 300sqm each with remarkable proportions Complete file on request TRADIM real estate advice since 1989 Tel 06 08 71 50 43

1h30 from Paris south, Loiret, a 39 hectares property, including a period farmstead (main house, 2nd house , barn and shed), wood, meadows surrounded by large hedges, garden and pound. 1 – The main house of approx. 157 sqm, includes: Tiled ground floor (possibility of converting a bedroom on the ground floor on a room adjoining the living room, 1 Wc): • Entrance to double exposure living room (approx. 36 sqm) with insert fireplace, built-in cupboards/wardrobe, French window opening onto terrace and rear garden – Height under beams: 2.83 m • In the extension of the living room, on the right: dining room and open kitchen with triple exposure (the whole of approx. 38 sqm), French windows opening onto terrace and park (+ staircase start) – Height under beams: 2.92 m •On the living room, left : hallway (approx. 2.23 sqm) with cupboards, distributing: Separate toilet and laundry room (approx. 7.40 sqm) 1st floor (3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 toilet): • Corridor distributing: • 2 bedrooms (approx. 9 sqm each one), laminate flooring • 1st bathroom with Vmc • Hallway/wide corridor (approx. 16 sqm) with cupboards distributing: • 2nd bathroom with Vmc • study-room (approx. 7.50 sqm) • Separate toilet • 3rd Bedroom, double exposure (approx. 19.50 sqm), laminated package Also including: • Attached to the house: boiler room of approx. 40.50 sqm (Atlantic boiler + 2,000 L oil tank) and room of approx. 21 sqm used as a storeroom communicating with the house, which can be converted into a bedroom on the ground floor + attic above the 2 rooms (approx. 70 sqm) • Wooden double-glazed windows • Oil central heating + wood insert • Small tile roof • individual sanitation , well. 2- The 2nd house of approx. 90 sqm , fitted out on one level as a professional premises, which can be easily rehabilitated into a guest house includes: • Kitchen (approx. 20 sqm) • Hallway (approx. 7.20 sqm) with stairs leading to the attic + separate toilet and room with electric tank (the whole approx. 5 sqm) • 2 rooms each with a cold room (one approx. 31 sqm and the other approx. 23.30 sqm with sinks, electric balloon), door opening onto the courtyard for each of the rooms Also including: • Attic that can be converted over the entire building of approx. 100 sqm • Single-glazed windows • Individual sanitation • Small tile roofing 3 – The barn (small tile roof + mechanical tiles on a part at the back): • Central part of approximately 111 sqm, with restored period door • 2 discounts of approx. 16.20 sqm and 10 sqm (one for workshop use) • 2 semi-open garages at each gable 4 - The territory: • 39 ha, pond of approx. 3,300 m², meadows surrounded by large hedges set near the farmstead , coppice, woods + Metal sheds, one of which is approx. 75 m² Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. Property in good condition, quietly located, free of any lease; Ideal for horses, family hunting and/or professional activity.

Located 160 km from the center of Paris, in the heart of Briare, a picturesque town renowned for its impressive canal bridge and beautiful enamels, is this charming house built in 1890, which spans 213 m² on a plot of just over 200 m². This 19th-century house, a testament to several eras, has been meticulously restored by its current owners, who have managed to reinfuse its original bourgeois essence. A Scandinavian sensibility, simple yet warm, permeates every space, creating a beautiful harmony. Upon entering, the visitor is welcomed by a subtle homage to the enamels of Briare, materialized by a mosaic carpet. The travertine follows, enhancing the authentic atmosphere. The large living area, although completely open, is arranged in different spaces that invite conviviality. The kitchen, with its modern lines, faces the dining room, which naturally leads to the cozy living room. At the center, the masonry stove is the centerpiece, ensuring comforting warmth. Following the living area, a winter garden offers a soothing view of a lush garden, a true green gem in the heart of the city, featuring a magnificent Ginkgo biloba. This level is complemented by a versatile workshop, with its own independent entrance, thus providing multiple possibilities depending on needs, as well as a cellar ready to receive fine vintages. The two upper levels are reserved for the sleeping area. The first floor hosts a shower room and a laundry room, but above all, the main bedroom, which is a remarkable parental space with a private dressing room and a sitting area. The elegance of this room is accentuated by the parquet flooring, terracotta tiles, and the fireplace with its lovely stone mantle. The second floor houses three other bright bedrooms. The solid parquet floor highlights the charm of this level. A bathroom finished in enamel completes the ensemble. Finally, a complete attic allows for creativity, offering additional space to develop. This home, marked by sobriety, elegance, and a subtle artistic touch, perfectly embodies the essence of a family home where one instantly feels at ease. Whether as a primary residence, semi-main, or secondary home, this property offers the ideal compromise between urban proximity and preserved natural surroundings. Access to the Loire is less than a 5-minute walk, 15 minutes on foot to the train station. TER line to Paris Bercy in 1h30. Access to the A77 in 5 minutes by car. All shops in the municipality, accessible on foot. ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on energy prices from the year 2021: between 2400 euros and 3310 euros per year. Contact: Marion 06 31 34 53 34 Commercial agent (EI) RSAC: 893 317 388 ORLEANSThis description has been automatically translated from French.

A former farmstead in need of renovation, set in almost 25 ha of land, surrounded by unspoilt and varied countryside, just 1h30 from Paris in the Loiret department. The lane leading to the estate winds its way through the countryside and a communal forest. A wide gateway opens into a first enclosed courtyard, containing the main house and another building set at right angles. A large farm building and the caretaker’s cottage are in a second enclosed courtyard. Lawn parterres are omnipresent. Meadows extend behind the house, surrounded by oak trees. A lane leads towards the woods. A clearly delimited swimming pool and vegetable garden are near to the house.

A barge designed by the famous architect Jean Nouvel in 1991, moored in a marina in Burgundy, less than 2 hours from Paris. Built in 1930, the barge was lived in for decades. Then, much later, in the 1990s, Renault bought it. The company's plan was to bring famous clients together here and organise seminars away from the hustle and bustle of Paris. At the time, the barge was located near the TF1 studios on the Quai du Point du Jour in Paris. In 1991, the Chairman of Renault called on the architect Jean Nouvel, one of the main organisers of the international design competition for Les Halles de Paris. He headed the Association pour la mutation de l'Île Seguin in 2001, which opposed the demolition of the Renault factory. Jean Nouvel has designed major buildings both in France and abroad, including the Arab World Institute, the Cartier Foundation, the Quai Branly Museum in 2006, the Qatar National Museum in Doha and the Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. In 1984, Jack Lang also asked him to assist Carlos Ott, the architect of the Bastille opera house. Moored along a tree-lined quay, the barge is an impressive size and is built to the Freycinet gauge. With its black and yellow colour, it is easy to spot from a distance. The wooden deck from which you can admire the calm surrounding area has railings with a little gate. Metal frames above the deck are used to hoist a tarpaulin that extends the full length of the deck in winter. A large metal tank has also been installed near the entrance, and the barge has a regulation removable footbridge. Numerous windows line the boat, some with ornate metal railings. The outside space is large, thanks in particular to the presence of a vast terrace, to the rear of which is the helm.

Abriculteurs offers for sale this longère of 6 rooms totaling 182 m² located in La Bussière.This property is arranged as follows:- living room/dining room- A separate kitchen,- Four bedrooms,- A bathroom- A separate toilet.The whole is complemented by an outbuilding, a cellar, and a terrace.Advantages:- Parking to facilitate your parking,- Cellar for additional storage,- Pool to enjoy with the family,- Garden to enjoy the nice days,- Close to all amenities,- Possibility to create two distinct residencesTechnical characteristics:- Property tax: €1,570- Energy performance diagnosis (DPE): FInformation on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site: (http://www.georisques.gouv.fr/)Interested? Contact Abriculteurs to visit this property.This description has been automatically translated from French.

For nature lovers and horse owners, beautiful renovated farm on 5 hectares 87 ares 65 ca enclosed with a water body. This property consists of two renovated farm buildings including: beautiful living areas with beams of 41m2 and 59m2 and an insert fireplace, 2 equipped kitchens, 4 large bedrooms, shower and bath room, and toilets. The uniqueness of this property is its ideal location in a quiet area close to the forest and its many outbuildings. A hangar of 200m2, 1 barn of 43m2, 1 workshop of 50m2, 1 garage of 40m2, 4 horse boxes of 100m2 and 1 tack room. Do not hesitate to contact the Agence du Château for a visit. ref 4806This description has been automatically translated from French.

Just 160km from Paris, in the charming town of Châtillon-sur-Loire, this recently renovated manor house stands in an exceptional setting. With 330 sqm of living space on two levels and attic space for conversion, it offers a spacious and luminous living environment. The house comprises a total of 8 rooms, including 6 bedrooms, with a groundfloor bedroom ideal for guests or partial independence. An added bonus is the adjoining outbuilding, which houses a garage, workshop and boiler room, offering storage and work possibilities. The layout of the house features two staircases to separate private and commercial living spaces, while preserving the privacy of occupants. Situated on a fully fenced 3899 sqm terraced plot, this property features a shaded dining area and natural terraces, perfect for enjoying the beauty of the surroundings and relaxing in the open air. This rare property combines charm, functionality and comfort, right in the heart of a soothing and welcoming region. What's more, the proximity to the Canal de la Loire means you can moor your boat just a few steps from the house, a rare privilege for boating enthusiasts. Selling price: 730,000 euros Fees at seller's expense Energy class : E Climate class : E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 7230 euros and 9890 euros per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr