Luxury real estate for sale Saint-Germain-de-la-Coudre, France (page 3)

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A 15th-century country house and its grounds in the Maine Saosnois region, 2 hours west of Paris. The hamlet is situated on a plateau. A small, quiet road leads past a few houses to the property, which is steeped in unspoilt nature, enclosed by hedges and planted with tall trees. The dwelling stands in the middle of its verdant grounds. Beyond tall wrought iron gates, a shady driveway leads up to the manor house, the eastern facade of which gradually comes into view. The drive encircles around the buildings on the south side. On the other side, hidden behind a hedge, there is the old swimming pool in need of renovation. From here, the west facade can be made out. Low hedges punctuate the grounds, with a few large trees at the bottom of the plot of land. At the foot of the building, a vast lawned area stretches out across two levels.

Very beautiful fully restored property (roofs, frames, plumbing, interior design) consisting of a manor house, a gîte and a guest house. including: 1/ A first “building” 75 m long housing •The manor (approximately 240 m2 on 3 levels). On the ground floor, an entrance serving on the left a living room, on the right another living room, at the back a kitchen, a utility room. On the 1st floor, 2 bedrooms each with its own bathroom/shower room, on the second floor, 1 bedroom and its bathroom. •Following this is a building of approximately 230 m2 comprising on the ground floor a large office, a laundry room, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms/shower room. Upstairs, a bedroom to be finished and a large convertible attic. •Following this is a half-timbered house dating from the end of the 17th century of approximately 230 m2 converted into a large gîte with on the ground floor a living room area, dining room with open-plan kitchen (100 m2) and upstairs, 4 bedrooms each with its own bathroom. •Following a small spa area 2/Opposite, an old stable transformed into a gîte of around 100 m2 including on the ground floor a living room area, dining room with open-plan kitchen and upstairs, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. All in a quiet area, on 2.14 hectares of land with a tennis court and a 13m long above-ground swimming lane.... Complete file on request Contact: Anne VELLAY +33 (0)6 09 04 26 27 ENERGY CLASS: E - CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: €5,850 - €7,9600 (energy price 2021). « All informations about risks on the Georisques website : www.georisques.gouv.fr»

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Ref.4174 : RENOVATED RURAL BOURGEOIS HOUSE DATING FROM 1850, AT THE GATEWAY TO THE PERCHE REGION This elegant bourgeois house is located in the Sarthois region, at the vanguard of the Perche and its famous Nature Park, in the heart of a medium-sized town of 5000 inhabitants where all shops and services are within walking distance (hospital, doctors, pharmacies, supermarkets, schools, lycées, twice-weekly markets)... less than 450m away. The property benefits from a residential environment that exudes calm and serenity ... a certain gentleness, a certain art of living typical of rural towns. The countryside in the city ... the city in the countryside! There's no shortage of tourist, cultural, sporting and community activities (national forest, equestrian center, golf course, lake, cinema, theater, music festival, swimming pool, racetrack, Rotary ...). Road and rail links are within easy reach, perfectly complemented by efficient regional bus connections. Out of sight, this manor house will reveal a most unexpected country living space ....in the heart of civilization. The dwelling features an imposing 2-storey, quadrangular limestone structure with a 4-sided roof topped by a pediment. Each façade features 6 perfectly symmetrical windows, positioned in a 'lantern' shape to maximize light. The windows are surmounted by lintels, while the upper-storey corner quoins are fluted and surmounted by putti capitals. The cornices are decorated with fretted friezes, and numerous medallions encircle half of the building. The whole is perfectly structured, elegant and discreet. With around 380sqm of living space, the property is distributed as follows: Basement: partial vaulted cellar containing, in addition to a wine cellar, the technical room (boiler room, water softener, water heater). First floor: main central access via a wide stone staircase, large entrance hall with staircase, wc/hand washbasin, large living room (40sqm) with oak parquet flooring, dining room (14sqm) with stucco flooring, kitchen (20sqm) with stucco flooring, utility room (6sqm) containing appliances, cellar access and disabled exit, bedroom (12sqm) with parquet flooring and en-suite shower room/wc, study (19sqm) with parquet flooring. 1st floor: landing leading to 6 bedrooms (13 to 20sqm) with parquet flooring, 1 of which adjoining shower room/wc, 1 shared bathroom, 1 separate shower room/wc, separate toilet, lounge area (20sqm) with glass ceiling, staircase to 2nd floor. 2nd floor: large room under development, approx. 100sqm, with multiple uses (dormitory, bedrooms, workshop, play area, etc.). Insulated attic. Electricity reservations. Access to 2 attics (3x12m) on each gable. Water heater room. High ceilings throughout the property, between 3 and 3.40m. The skylight and glass floor on the second floor provide plenty of natural light. The outbuildings include : On the north side: a room used as a library with an upper floor (shingle roof). A small dwelling (breeze-block structure/mechanical tile roof), 38.50m², with wood-burning stove. To the east: 5 closed garages (5.25x2.65); height = 1.89m, under fiberglass roof. A workshop (9x3.87m) with fibro roof. A large hangar (20x13m) with wood cladding and mechanical tiles. Water, electricity and mains drainage - PVC double-glazed window frames. Above-ground swimming pool ( 7,30x3,30m) dating from 2022 - Depth 1,30m). Possibility of closing this shed. Adjoining awning for 2 cars. The property is pleasantly enriched by a large 2800 m² garden planted with trees, grass and flowers. Maples and yews stand alongside several fruit trees (apple, pear, cherry, plum) in good health. Numerous flowerbeds line the perimeter of the dwelling, leaving only room for 2 well-stocked vegetable gardens, supplied by a small adjoining greenhouse. A boulodrome has found its place under a row of shady maples. A pretty culvert spans the 'Dive', which flows serenely and safely through the garden. The property is entirely enclosed (low walls/buildings/grills/river), thus preserving all privacy. Cabinet LE NAIL - Lower-Normandy - Mr Eric DOSSEUR : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Eric DOSSEUR, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 409 867 512 . We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

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An old mill, outbuilding and carefully tended garden in the countryside in the heart of the Perche region. The small country road that follows the course of the river in an open valley leads to the property situated slightly below, which is accessible by a tarmac road. Once through the tall wrought-iron gate supported by two ashlar pillars, a gravelled driveway bordered by lawns leads to the old mill. Built in the 17th century, it has two storeys, one of which is under the roof. The walls are rubble stone, rendered with lime and the roof over the stone cornices is covered with local flat tiles. Stone dormers with arched openings on both sides of the roof provide plenty of light. The corner quoins and door and window surrounds are white ashlar. The outbuilding is set at right-angles to the garden; all around, in unspoilt surroundings, the grounds feature pastures bordered by hedges and the nearby river spanned by a small bridge leading to the other part of the garden.