Luxury real estate for sale Hyenville, France (page 2)

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A former 13th-century manor house with parklands, pond, pool and farmyard on the way to the Mont-Saint-Michel in the Granville hinterland. From a side road, a wide driveway lined with two triple rows of sycamore maples leads to the entrance gate framed by two stone pillars, which opens onto the main courtyard. Two lodges stand guard, separated from the dwelling by a well-defined lawn. One of these lodges dates back to the 16th century. Embrasures in the wall testify to the age of the building. The other lodge was built in the 19th century. On one side, three buildings forming a U surround the farmyard. The first building to be erected in the 13th century was a rectangular dwelling with two storeys plus an attic. In the 18th century, a shipowner from Granville commissioned its extension, effectively doubling its length. In the 19th century, one of his descendants added two short wings at either end to house horse-drawn carriages, as well as a terrace running along the rear facade, accessed from the garden via two straight flights of stairs. The terrace is supported by arches creating a wide loggia. All the buildings are of dressed stone or coursed rubble masonry, with slate roofs varying in shape. And finally, at the back of the residence, an oval Napoleon-style pool lies next to a pond and rose garden. Meadows and groves of trees encircle the complex.

Magnificent property with 600 sqm of living space, set in 7 hectares, 12 km from Granville in the Manche department. It is served by a wide driveway of sycamore maples, an entrance gate with two stone pillars opening onto a courtyard of honor with two pavilions on either side of the entrance. Construction of the complex began in the 13th century, and the entire structure is built of freestone and rubble stone, with slate roofs. At the rear of the dwelling, a Napoleonic basin adjoins a pond and rose garden. Meadows and small copses surround the garden. On the ground floor, three entrances lead to the main de logis. The central entrance opens onto a wide, straight staircase with single-stone granite steps. The vestibule leads to a kitchen with a monumental fireplace, a service entrance, a boiler room and a vaulted cellar. Large dining room with door to outside and fireplace. Large rooms have been converted in the wings. On the first floor, a granite staircase leads to a landing with herringbone parquet flooring and large windows opening onto the terrace. On one side, the corridor leads to a living room, two bedrooms and their bathrooms. On the landing is a shower room with toilet and a staircase leading to the attic. On the other side is a vast living room with straight strip parquet flooring, wood panelling on the walls carved with pilasters and beaded cords, and a wooden fireplace topped by a trumeau. At the end of the corridor are two bedrooms, one with a child's room, and each with its own bathroom. The attic can be accessed from the service staircase, and the second floor represents the entire surface area of the dwelling. The height of the ridge has enabled five bedrooms to be created, with plenty of storage space. The oldest pavilion, dating from the 16th century, is currently a storage area and workshop. The second, more recent 19th-century pavilion is a gîte with a living room, kitchen and toilet on the ground floor, and two bedrooms, a bathroom and toilet upstairs. La basse-cour: stone buildings surrounding the courtyard, with central ashlar openings. In the park, a rectangular pond serves as a spillway for a large oval Napoleonic basin with a central fountain, bordered by a rose garden. Alongside the rose garden, a 1.7-hectare meadow separates the property from the church, followed by a 1.2-hectare parcel of grassland and groves. A tithe barn. Selling price : 1 885 000 euros Fees at seller's expense Manor house : Energy class : D Climate class : D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 12 764 euros and 17 270 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Gîte and outbuildings: Energy class : F Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €2,345 and €3,173 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Excessive energy consumption: Class F. From January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr

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An elegant late 19th century villa in the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel. The villa, which faces south, is surrounded by a granite stone wall. A caretaker's cottage, known as the 'Conciergerie', completes the entrance on the north side. It is flanked by a wooden gateway framed by two stone pillars topped with capitals. The wide space it opens onto leads to a paved driveway leading up to the villa, a tree-lined raised terrace to the north, an entrance to the caretaker's cottage and access to the landscaped grounds with trellises, dominated by a terrace on the south side paved with large stone slabs. This is followed by a meadow, bringing the total surface area of the property up to around 2.3 hectares. The four-storey villa is rectangular shape and built of rubble stone. The gable roof is built of slate. The south facade features an oriel window on one side, typical of 19th century architecture, which runs the full height of the building, with a balustrade balcony on the top floor. The facade, with its many windows, offers views over the grounds and the vast grassy meadow. Finally, the caretaker's cottage is built of stone and covered with a slate gable roof. A balcony adorns the south-facing first floor, while a terrace with the same exposure, surrounded by a low wall, borders the house.

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This imposing villa in need of being partly renovated was built at the beginning of the 19th century and used to belong to a famous inventor. It offers a paronamic view of the Bay of Mont Saint-Michel and its south and west-facing orientation as well as its large windows make it exceptionally bright. Its living space of approximately 280 m² is divided as follows: on the ground floor an independent 1-bedroom apartment and a large independent room, on the garden level a majestic entrance, a kitchen, a dining room, a large reception room with sea view and fireplaces and a toilet, on the 1st floor 3 bedrooms, a dressing room and a bathroom with toilet and on the 2nd floor 4 bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet. It also entails numerous annexes: on the ground floor a cellar, a boiler room, 3 garages as well as a commericla unit (the lease of which expires in February 2025) and on the garden level a storeroom. An amazing property due to its old-world charm, the generous volumes offered by its main rooms, its exceptional location not only on the seafront but also in the centre of the pretty town of Saint-Pair-sur-Mer and the potential offered by its large number of rooms, its 3 garages and its commercial unit.

Saint-Pair-Sur-Mer, house in excellent condition, built in 1976, set in a 2300 m² landscaped garden, planted with trees and remarkable vegetation, orchard and vegetable garden. Small greenhouse and wooden shed in the garden. Basement over the entire house with double garage and small studio. First floor: large 39 m² living room with fireplace, fitted kitchen, three bedrooms (15 to 11 m²), bathroom, toilet, storage cupboard and direct access to basement. The first floor is designed as an independent apartment with three large bedrooms (21 to 15 m²), a large mezzanine and a room that can be used as a kitchen. The first floor has independent access to the rear of the house. Possibility of building on part of the land. Selling price: 560,000 euros Fees at seller's expense Energy class : D Climate class : D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 2390 euros and 3290 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: georisques.gouv.fr

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Barnes is presenting this magnificent and tastefully restored 19th-century château. Exceptional château less than 15 minutes from the centre of Saint Lô with no works required. The château is composed of a large hall with cement tiles, a living room, a dining room with fireplaces, and a fitted and equipped kitchen. On the upper floors: 9 bedrooms with 5 bathrooms spread over 2 levels. Basement level: a relaxation area with a sauna and two jacuzzis. Leisure area with a bar and a billiard room. The property has two outbuildings for residential use. The first 189 m² house with 5 bedrooms. The second 100m² house with a terrace. Ideal for a gite or bed & breakfast activity. Set on a 6,000m² (1.48 acre) fully landscaped park planted with trees, a garage, a boules pitch, and a winter garden with a heated swimming pool. Contact : Vincent LE GUERN +33(0)6 08 34 50 56