Luxury real estate for sale Saint-Arnoult, France (page 2)

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Leforestier Immobilier offers you this Normandy manor from the 15th century, enriched in the 18th and 19th centuries, erected in a closed hovel typical of the Pays de Caux, with high embankments planted with beech trees. local. In the 18th century, the park underwent a significant evolution with the planting of more exotic trees such as giant sequoia, araucaria, Virginia tulip trees and various more local subjects such as a hundred-year-old lime tree, holm oaks. In this mansion on a human scale, the old materials have been preserved, such as the vast fireplace in the weapons room, the terracotta floors in the hall or the dining room, the parquet floors in the living rooms, the huge Norman fireplace in the kitchen... In short, all the construction periods reveal the signatures of their respective eras. Contemporary comfort has come over time, without altering the character of this building which has become a manor house. The outbuildings such as the caretaker's house and the old stables from the 19th century harmoniously complete this Norman property listed in the additional inventory of historical monuments. Located south of Yvetot and its SNCF station on the Le Havre, Rouen, Paris Saint Lazare line, all local services are available in less than 10 minutes by car. Access to the A29 Brussels Deauville motorways to the north and A13 Paris Caen to the south are accessible in less than 20 minutes. Technical and additional information as well as a 3D visit of the interior space are available on our website!

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The rurality of the Pays de Caux has adapted over time. Farms were often divided and estates parceled out. Agricultural buildings, for their part, took advantage of this to gradually transform into places of residence and vacation. Coming from a barn dating from the 18th century, this imposing 250 m² cottage is exceptional in many respects. Indeed, located in the heart of a heritage sector that has become private and residential, this remarkable residence wisely combines brick, stone, flint and thatch. Exclusive, without being ostentatious, it is discreetly revealed at the bend of a small state road bordered by beautiful green vegetation. Behind the gate, the gravel driveway runs along the first part of the building housing a large convertible space of 120 m² currently used as a garage and workshop. On the other side, behind pretty groves, a beautiful expanse of lawn borders a generous vegetable garden with a view of the fields. The main entrance perfectly distributes the rooms on the garden level. The living room of almost 60 m², full of authenticity with its exposed beams and its large stone fireplace equipped with a judicious insert, opens onto another particularly pleasant part of the 3965 m² plot constituting this property. It is in fact a more intimate and friendly garden, structured around an attractive swimming pool heated by a brand new heat pump and protected by its sliding shelter. The independent kitchen, fitted and equipped, in a contemporary style, also overlooks this outdoor space with a summer atmosphere. Added to this is a valuable bedroom on the ground floor, currently used as an office, a comfortable bathroom with shower, a separate toilet and for practicality and functionality, a boiler room and a large storeroom serving the garage. Accessible by two different staircases, the upper floor accommodates four spacious bedrooms, one of which, with its 35 m², can easily be transformed into an audio/video lounge or a dormitory for family reunions. A shower room with toilet completes the whole. Outside, the land behind the house takes on a rural feel with the chickens pecking between the blades of grass and also allows, with the necessary perspective, to fully appreciate the architectural diversity of the long facade. A true testimony to the agricultural history of the region, this property particularly benefits from a unique and privileged location, with incomparable charm in the area. Potentially, an ideal place to recharge your batteries or to create a gîte or bed and breakfast business. Half an hour from downtown Le Havre and the sea, 15 minutes from Bréauté train station serving Rouen and Paris, less than 10 minutes from the Tancarville bridge providing access to the A13 motorway, this property remains easy access while offering the serenity of an authentic haven of peace. ENERGY CLASS: D CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: between euros3,100 and euros4,280. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr Individual Business Jean-Marc HÉBERT Commercial Agent n° RSAC: 881 282 982 Le Havre

Nestled in the heart of a peaceful environment, this exceptional single-storey house is a rare opportunity on the real estate market. Bathed in natural light, it offers a unique living environment ideal for those seeking tranquility. The carefully constructed house has a practical and functional layout. Inside, you will discover a large living room where natural light floods the space, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The large windows offer a breathtaking view of the large 1400 m2 plot. The kitchen is fitted and equipped. It's a friendly space where you can prepare delicious meals while enjoying the view of the garden. The three bedrooms provide a comfortable resting space, while the spacious bathroom is equipped with a bathtub and a modern shower. The exterior of the property is just as attractive with its vast land offering numerous development possibilities. Whether to create a lush garden, install a play area for children or simply enjoy the tranquility of the surrounding nature, this large plot of land offers space for all your ideas. This single storey country house is a rarity on the market, combining the charm of country living with modern features. Don't miss the opportunity to acquire this unique property offering an exceptional quality of life. Contact JMA IMMO to organize a visit and discover the full potential of this charming house.

In Normandy, between Rouen and Dieppe, in a beautiful countryside setting, this stone and brick château dates back to the 18th century, but retains some 17th-century features, such as the turret, and even late 16th-century features, such as the kitchen. The 540 m² main building is built over a first floor, a first floor and an attic, flanked on the left by a pavilion with two first floors and an attic, and on the right by a small brick turret with a terraced section at the rear, including a kitchen. A majestic triangular pediment dating from 1732 adorns the front façade. The château chapel is the former church, rebuilt in the 19th century. The outbuildings, comprising the stables, the orangery dating from 1724 and another building adjoining the orangery, are traditional brick and flint constructions with well-maintained slate roofs. The property is set in 2 hectares of parkland, with 11 hectares of woodland surrounding it. The château has only been sold once in six centuries, two hundred years ago. Price with agency fees: €1,360,000 Price excluding agency fees: €1,300,000 Agency fees payable by buyer: €60,000 Property presented by Ludovic HAUGUEL +33 6 20 45 62 28 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Located between the chalk cliffs and the Seine, Duclair is a city with multiple charms very close to Rouen. Along the river hides a beautiful brick house. Once past the gate, the imposing facade impresses. The entrance does not denote, the floor with cabochons and the superb period staircase set the tone. With an almost perfect symmetry, the house conceals small treasures dating from 1850, the year of its construction. On the left, a living room with high ceilings and English parquet flooring, on the right, the superb dining room with herringbone parquet flooring and a marble fireplace with Lion's paws, lets you dream of large and beautiful tables of guests. Adjoining the dining room, the fitted and equipped kitchen overlooks a pantry and a paved terrace. On the first floor, 2 parental suites with quadruple-glazed frames, strip parquet and beautiful cupboards with moldings offer a relaxing view of the river. One has a shower room, the second a large bathroom in the attic. The second floor offers a bedroom with shower room and toilet as well as a dormitory ideal for the little ones. In the extension there is a gîte adjoining the house with a private entrance. The latter, currently referenced gîte de France, has a beautiful living room and sleeping area, a large kitchen and a shower room. Behind the building stand two converted houses, one of which is currently also listed as a Gîtes de France. The first, a former stable, offers a large kitchen with dining room and a living room. The first floor consists of two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The second has a large living room, a bathroom, and a large attic bedroom. Both have adjoining outdoor living spaces. With 2 entrances, this beautiful property, completely renovated, can offer a gîte and bed and breakfast activity or become a pleasant family home in the bucolic setting of the loops of the Seine where you can live along the water lulled by the passage of boats. Located 2 hours from Paris, 30 minutes from Rouen and 45 minutes from the Alabaster Coast; Duclair is an invitation to take a stroll, by bike, on foot, by car or by boat. The city will surprise you with the beauty of its panoramas, with the most famous French river as its horizon. DPE in progress Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr EI. Laurie Rustin Commercial agent RSAC number: 820 693 950 Rouen

An enchanting landscape in the heart of the bends of the Seine, in a green setting dotted with fruit trees, a path winds through the grass revealing this beautiful set of 4 houses and its park facing the impressive chalk cliffs of Duclair with the only limit being the towpath and the river. At the bend of an apple tree straight out of a Grimm tale, a charming first cottage with red tiles is revealed. Formerly a bread oven, this little cocoon could be transformed into a reception area. Further on is a group of two pretty Norman half-timbered houses. Finally, through the clumps of trees proudly facing the river, the cottage can be seen. Bucolic and like a postcard, this pleasant cottage, recently renovated, offers beautiful volumes. The steel bay windows bring a contemporary touch, bathing the house in soft Norman light. Access to this charming cottage is via a spacious fitted kitchen where the central solid wood island promises pleasant moments of sharing and conviviality. Through the openwork beams, the living room, its dining room and its lounge area articulated around its large fireplace can be seen. On the right, the winter garden and its panoramic view of the green exteriors and the Seine, offers a reading corner and a summer lounge. Behind the fireplace hides the master suite, including a bedroom, a bathroom with a view of the apple tree avenues and a separate toilet. Facing the winter garden, the wooden staircase leads upstairs. This beautiful attic space accommodates a TV corner and its mezzanine, a dormitory for the youngest, a bathroom, and 2 spacious bedrooms with a commanding view of the Seine. The 3 outbuildings to renovate are raw spaces with very beautiful volumes where you can give free rein to your imagination and dream of numerous design possibilities. The red tiled house has an area of 52 m², the half-timbered house 260m² spread over 2 levels, the 3rd hovel 170m² also spread over 2 levels. The exceptional character of this superb ensemble is confirmed by the provision of a private launching slipway for boating enthusiasts. Bucolic, unique and rare, this typically Norman ensemble conceals as yet untapped potential. Family estate, cider or permaculture project. The still blank pages of this beautiful book remain to be written. The property is located 30 minutes from Rouen, 45 minutes from Deauville and Honfleur, and 1h30 from the gates of Paris. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 2,500 euros and 3,420 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr EI. Laurie Rustin Commercial agent RSAC number: 820 693 950 Rouen

Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site https://www.georisques.gouv.fr.Propriété NormandeAgence spécialisée dans la transaction de demeures de caractère.5 Rue place de la ville, 27500 PONT-AUDEMER 02.27.36.49.1853 Rue du Général de Gaulle, 27300 BERNAY 02.27.19.50.49

1 5 hours west of Paris, overlooking the Seine, a large family property surrounded by 3 hectares of grounds and 12 hectares of woods. A wooden gate provides access to the property. In the middle of expansive lawns, the driveway is bordered by high-stem trees on one side and an orchard on the other. Large pine trees as well as several deciduous trees are scattered throughout the vast lawns. The main house is separated from the holiday cottage, tennis court and caretaker’s house by large bay laurel hedges. A barn and sizeable woodshed are located behind the houses.

Considered traditional Norman dwellings, certain farmhouses are sometimes transformed through spectacular restructuring and meticulous renovations. Forgetting their original rusticity, they can become astonishing homes that are both comfortable and contemporary. This is exactly the case of this elegant and spacious house of 275 m2 of living space which is nestled in the heart of a superb natural environment, in the immediate vicinity of the charming little town of Saint Romain de Colbosc and its many amenities. Being particularly discreet at the end of a private path bordering a field, it preserves all its privacy and invites perfect serenity. The wooded land of 2860 m2 offers a large parking space that can accommodate a possible carport or garage according to everyone's needs. But beyond this functionality, it above all offers a privileged living environment in which the garden takes on the appearance of a wooded park. From the entrance, the perfectly assumed contemporary design and the large open-plan areas reveal unsuspected assets at first glance. On one side, an impressive fitted and equipped kitchen of around forty m2 sets the tone in terms of space, especially as it is complemented by a large laundry room also serving as a useful utility room. With its large central island and its succession of windows overlooking the garden, this kitchen stands out as a real living room and as the preferred benchmark for revealing the best culinary talents. On the other side of the entrance, the living room reserves some nice surprises with its surface area of around sixty m2 with refined decoration, its warm insert fireplace for winter evenings and its direct access to the terrace for the beautiful summer days. Protected by an awning, the latter obviously evokes good moments of conviviality and relaxation around a barbecue or in the peace and quiet of the spa! The living room also includes an adorable office-library space where it is nice to take refuge, with the surrounding vegetation as a perspective. To complete this level, a cloakroom facing the entrance serves both a comfortable bathroom with shower area and a separate toilet. Upstairs, the charm and graphics of the exposed framework immediately seduce, recalling the origin of the place. A landing room offers enough space to accommodate a second office, while serving four spacious bedrooms and a pretty shower room with toilet. With their attic volumes and their dominant views of the garden, the rooms each benefit from a particularly warm and soothing atmosphere. Half an hour from Le Havre city center and the sea, 15 minutes from Bréauté train station serving Rouen and Paris, 5 minutes from the Tancarville bridge providing access to the A13 motorway, this property remains easy to reach. access while enjoying the quality of life of the Normandy countryside. A great reason to go green! ENERGY CLASS: C CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR2,200 and EUR3,030 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed are available on the Géorisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr Individual Company Jean-Marc HÉBERT Commercial Agent n° RSAC: 881 282 982 Le Havre

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Weekend destination par excellence in the direction of Honfleur. Here we come to enjoy the ?green' and we come to look for essential things and values that are missing in the daily life of every stressed city dweller. Authenticity, sharing and discovery have more than ever the right to cite. The visitor will undoubtedly be charmed and carried away by the character of these elements crossed by time and the history of this old presbytery where the local priest lived. By design, the volumes are generous and well distributed. This beautiful and robust building is bright. Its simple design is ergonomic, its potential is colossal. On the ground floor, the entrance corridor serves on both sides the fully equipped kitchen and its pantry, the dining room as well as the living room where a large fireplace reigns supreme to provide you with rest and pleasure. Continuously, an office and a bathroom as well as a separate toilet complete the comfortable living on the ground floor where the oak herringbone parquet flooring is omnipresent in all the rooms. A beautiful wooden staircase leads to a half-landing, a private area reserved for the owner of the house with its bathroom and toilet. The first floor is dedicated to the sleeping area for the rest of the family and consists of four good-sized bedrooms and a bathroom. A beautiful wine cellar will delight all guests invited to spend unforgettable weekends. A fully enclosed bucolic garden of 2400 m2 ensures the privacy and serenity of the premises with an outbuilding serving as a garage to accommodate your electric car. Everything is there for your comfort and well-being where everyone can enjoy the places at their convenience in this beautiful Normandy countryside. 5 minutes from the A13 motorway serving Paris Deauville 5 minutes from the small town of Bourg Achard 20 minutes from Rouen ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for January 2021: between 3,660 euros and 5,020 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisk.gouv.fr Individual business Francis Bécus Commercial agent RSAC number: 882 170 970 Evreux