luxury real estate for sale France (page 474)

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In the commune of Arzon, the AID agency lets you discover this elegant family home with a panoramic view of the entrance to the Gulf of Morbihan. In the heart of Port-Navalo and in the immediate proximity of shops and beaches, cross the richly landscaped courtyard of this magical place and from the entrance hall, let yourself be captivated by the blue of the sea visible from the large openings present in every living room. An intimate salon with a fireplace and a library opens onto a dining room with kitchen extended by a utility room and a laundry room with service door. The wooden staircase will take you to the first floor landing which leads to four bedrooms, three of them have a sea view. One is the master bedroom with its private bathroom, toilet and dressing room. On the second floor, a mezzanine serves three bedrooms including a dormitory and a studio. WC and a bathroom on each floor complete the services. You can gather with your family around the jacuzzi and the summer kitchen on the vast exotic wood terrace with a 180-degree view of the sea, similar to the deck of a ship. After going down a few steps, you will find a gate offering direct access to an intimate beach as well as an outbuilding in the basement that can be used as an artist's studio or leisure room. With its large bay windows and its terrace in the shade of the stone pines, this space will guarantee you a front-row seat to contemplate the majestic sweep of the boats passing in front of Locmariaquer. You will be charmed by the unique atmosphere of this timeless place!

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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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In the imperial city of Fontainebleau, a 19th-century family home with garden. With shared walls on either side, the house protects a back garden sheltered from view and facing southeast. Constructed over a basement level, the house has three floors, the last of which is built into the attic space and represents a living area of approximately 180 m². The gabled roof, covered in slate and recently redone, has a dormer window with a triangular pediment on the street side and, on the garden side, three skylights. The northwest façade, on the street side, is clad in red brick and decorated with cast-iron tiebacks, while the garden-side façade is covered in white plaster. Located on the left side of the façade, the original blue-painted wooden front door is topped with a glazed fanlight protected by a wrought-iron scroll-pattern grille and framed by Fontainebleau limestone casing crowned with a keystone. The large double-glazed windows that punctuate the façade are aligned into three vertical rows and protected by white louvred wooden shutters as well as wrought-iron scroll-patterned guardrails. Lastly, moulded stringcourses, cornices and window surrounds add a touch of elegance to the whole.

A 96m² apartment in a 15th-century chateau listed as a historical monument with two hectares of grounds, nestled in a village in France’s Ain department, between Lyon and Geneva. The chateau looks down at the village and river from an estate with terraces and thick stone buttresses. The edifice, built at the southern end of France’s beautiful Revermont natural area, towers like a sentry. Once you have gone through the entrance gate to the grounds, a vast car park stretches in front of you. And on the right, there is a tree-lined driveway. This drive leads to old outbuildings that stand around a court: there is a farmhouse, a barn, and a former building for nuns that has been turned into accommodation – the latter’s architecture is a token of the place’s authenticity. South of their rendered elevations and barrel roof tiles, the chateau and its grounds come into view. There are vast lawns and shady footpaths. The chateau faces east and stands out for its large size with four floors. A gravelled space redeveloped in the 16th century lies in front of it. The edifice’s impressive rendered elevations are punctuated with many tall windows that herald a bright interior. A hipped roof of flat local tiles crowns the building. A huge square tower adjoins one end. At the end of the 15th century, this tower housed the tomb of Philibert II the Handsome, Duke of Savoy, and the chapel of Margaret of Austria, his wife, daughter of Emperor Maximilian I. The staircase here now bears Margaret’s name. The tower, made of exposed dressed stone, has Renaissance-style architecture. The positions of its stone-mullioned cross windows, capped with arched or triangular pediments bearing coats of arms, follow the course of the stone staircase that the tower houses. The dual-aspect apartment lies on the second floor – the top one – and it has the advantage of lying just one storey beneath the roof terrace. It has two large bedrooms, a bright lounge with an open kitchen space to be converted, a bathroom and a separate lavatory. The entrance door is in the tower: the ‘Tour Marguerite’. The site, the chateau and the outbuildings have been listed as historical monuments since 2004.

A 15th-century country house with annexe dwellings and outbuildings in 2 3 hectares of grounds with vines, nestled in France’s Anjou area. Just outside the hamlet, a long tree-lined lane leads from a road to an arched carriage entrance that takes you into the property. This entrance has kept a trace of the coat of arms of former owners. Beyond this archway there is a vast courtyard. The grand country house and a storage building stand around it. A barn and the first annexe dwelling lie on the opposite side of this court. The other annexe dwelling lies on another side of the court. Behind the house, there is another storage building, an old bread oven and a cellar. You can also enter the courtyard from the road via an entrance gate next to the first annexe dwelling. The grounds extend all around this central court and the different buildings.

Exclusively, in South Touraine, near the Royal City of Loches, this charming 18th century property is located on an enclosed park of approximately 4 hectares. It is accessed by a private driveway which leads to a majestic gate which suggests the jewelry hidden behind. Indeed, this property has been entirely furnished with taste and refinement, everything has been carefully thought out, the park is magnificently landscaped, with numerous dry stone walls. Beautiful swimming pool with electric shutter and its pool house. The main house has an entrance with a separate toilet, which leads to a large kitchen with a dining area, and a large living room with a stone fireplace. A first staircase leads to a large bedroom and its bathroom with WC, another staircase leads to a bedroom and its bathroom with WC, on the landing an office space and various storage spaces under the attic. And finally, a last staircase leads to a master suite with its dressing room, its master room, and a sumptuous bathroom (balneotherapy bathtub), its Italian shower and its WC, with direct access to the garden on either side of the bedroom. A summer dining room faces the entrance to the house. Numerous common areas, including a guest house with a kitchen on the ground floor with dining area, and upstairs, bathroom with WC, small living room and two bedrooms. A garage, a laundry area, storage space, boiler room and a library office. A second garage, a wine cellar. A carport for two cars, extended by a large storage space. A woodshed. Well. Majestic electric gate. Magnificent property, the charm of the countryside a few minutes from Loches.

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

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