Luxury real estate for sale Arques-la-Bataille, France (page 3)

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Bertrand Roquigny, Cap Caux agency, specializing in houses of character throughout the coast and in particular on Veules les Roses, presents to you exclusively the Villa 'Bel Air', one of the rare villas combining location - charm and view Wed. Indeed located in the Golden Triangle, the Villa will seduce you with its cozy and bright rooms. On a plot of land of 377m2, it offers a small garden on the south side, hidden from view, and ideal for lunch. Small garden that can also be found on the North side. The villa is made up of 2 levels: on the ground floor, entrance, corridor leading to 3 bedrooms, one of which opens onto a small charming terrace, and bathroom. Upstairs, kitchen - living room, a bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen - living room, and living room with sea view and access to the terrace, very well oriented, with a view of the village of Veules to the South West, and sea view on the North West side! Garage, outbuilding. Gas central heating. Exceptional! Find all our properties on www.capcauximmo.com

Lovely Norman house, with beautiful volumes, 166m2, ideal gite or family home offering on the ground floor entrance with storage, fitted kitchen open to living room with fireplace in the atre, double living room, one bedroom, bathroom water. Upstairs, hallway leading to 3 bedrooms, large bathroom, dressing room, toilet. Outbuilding and garden shed. Land 694 m2.

In the heart of a small village in the Pays de Caux , 15 minutes from the sea, Veules-les-Roses and Saint-Valéry-en-Caux , Norman house with outbuilding, on 2000 m2 of garden , Côte d' Alabaster, Seine-Maritime (76), for sale. In an exceptional state of preservation, this Norman house built in the 16th century takes us back to the purest tradition of the rural architectural heritage of Cauchois. The house, on approximately 210 m2 of living space, offers large living spaces starting on the ground floor with a living room of 40 m2 with a large fireplace . The entrance also distributes a kitchen, a bathroom, with wc, a cellar and a boiler room. On the 1st floor a landing opens onto 2 very large bedrooms and a bathroom with wc. The 2nd floor, corresponding to the attic, still offers 2 very beautiful bedrooms. Nestled at the bottom of a garden of 2000 m2 , the house is quiet, away from all visual and noise pollution. In the extension of the house, a small outbuilding of around 40 m2 has been converted into a studio with a living room, a bathroom with wv and a mezzanine used as a bedroom. In the extension, of the outbuilding a shelter for 2 cars and a small lean-to garden. This house, full of charm, will suit both main and secondary residences. Refreshment work will be expected (kitchen and toilets). By its architectural quality and its state of excellent conservation, this house constitutes a rare product for sale.

5 minutes from the seaside resorts of Veules-les-Roses and Saint Valéry-en-Caux , single-storey architect-designed house of 273 m2 , on 3500 m2 of land, Côte d'Albâtre, Seine-Maritime (76), for sale. Quietly located, in a small village less than 10 minutes from the sea, between Saint-Valéry en Caux and Veules-les-Roses, this architect-designed house, built in 2015 , offers a living area of 272.96 m2. . Bathed in light thanks to its large bay windows overlooking the garden and the terrace, the house opens onto a large living space of 57 m2 with, in its extension, a fitted and equipped kitchen and a utility room. In the living room, possibility of putting a fireplace , installation is planned. From the entrance, a corridor leads to 2 master suites with shower room and 1 toilet for one of them, 2 other bedrooms, 2 shower rooms and a guest toilet. The house benefits from a large garage of 100 m2 from which you access the partially furnished attic . This 1st level serves 1 landing room of 25 m2, 2 rooms of 28 and 20 m2 and 1 toilet, (possibility of creating a shower room). The house is surrounded by a garden of 3500 m2, fully enclosed with parking opposite the garage which can accommodate 3 cars. This spacious architect-designed house, perfectly maintained, will not require any work. Close to shops, all services and beaches (Saint Valéry en Caux and Veules-les-Roses 4 km away ), it will be perfect as a main residence for a family. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr

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Located just 6 minutes from VEULES LES ROSES, very beautiful Norman house, bright and functional, renovated with great care. It offers: entrance hall, fitted and equipped kitchen, living room with wood stove, a large bedroom, bathroom, toilet, laundry room. Upstairs, landing - office, a large bedroom and bathroom. Electric convectors. Outbuilding 40 m2. Everything in the sewer. Land 995 m2

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An elegant chateau from the 18th and 19th centuries with six hectares of grounds, nestled beside Eawy forest in France’s Pays de Bray province, two hours from Paris. Roads through Eawy forest, then country lanes through hedge-lined meadows from the town of Saint-Saëns, lead to the village where the chateau is nestled. Beyond a calvary, a row of majestic plane trees edges the property. Then the estate comes into view. A church opposite watches over the grounds. Beside the entrance stands a building of red brick and sandstone. On the other side of the entrance, there is a characterful half-timbered house. Between these two structures, there is a sturdy wrought-iron double gate flanked by two yew hedges. It is positioned a long way from the buildings. From this gate, you can admire vistas on all sides. The chateau towers proudly in the middle of its tree-dotted grounds. The building was a hunting lodge at the end of the 18th century. Later, it was extended during the Bourbon Restoration, a period of French history that lasted from 1815 to 1830. The chateau is the successor to a seigneurial manor house that once stood here and that dated back to an unknown year. For 300 years, the dwelling belonged to the same family of landowners. The members of this family were nobles of the sword who served in the French king’s armies and later in the emperor’s armies. Some members of this family are now buried in the church that neighbours the property. During the July Monarchy, when Louis-Philippe I reigned in France, a marquis and knight built the two towers that flank the chateau and gave the dwelling its current appearance. That was when this grand house became today’s imposing edifice with a straight central section. The chateau’s architecture is neoclassical in style. It has a base course of dressed stone, walls of brickwork and stone, and rectangular windows that are evenly laid out in a symmetrical arrangement. It is crowned with a slate roof. To the south-east there is a wood store. The buildings mostly have slate roofs and walls of brick and stone. The relaxing grounds include many groves, a vegetable patch, an orchard, a pond and pastureland reserved for grazing.

Leforestier Immobilier displays this elegant home set in Saint-Saëns, a charming village with all shops and amenities, in Normandy. It's a romantic house built in 1880 updated with geothermal heat and good insulation. The living area is welcoming and well lit. There are 2 large bedrooms and the potential for 2 more bedrooms and another bathroom. The basement under the whole house, clean and well lit is more liviing space. The garden is entirely fenced and includes a double garage, a workshop, a chicken coop, a shed and a pergola. This house for sale is only 35 Kms from Rouen and Dieppe and has easy access to A28 and A29;

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Near the Alabaster Coast, you will find a charming house. Built in 1960 on a fenced plot of 10,609 sqm, it overlooks the village and offers breathtaking views of the valleys and the Eu forest. This residence has a living area of 245 sqm spread over two levels. The ground floor consists of an entrance, a spacious living room of approximately 57 sqm with a Polyflam fireplace and glass doors, a fitted kitchen and utility room, an office, a shower room, a bathroom/toilet, and three cozy bedrooms. Upstairs, there is a landing, two southeast-facing bedrooms with views of the garden, a shower room, and toilet. The northwest-facing attic can be converted as needed. The basement of approximately 160 sqm provides parking space for two cars and also includes a workshop, a storage room, and a wine cellar. The added bonus of this property is an independent 25 sqm cottage with its own entrance and terrace. The whole property is adorned with a beautiful flower-filled and tree-lined garden, accessible through two separate entrances. Selling price : 430 000 euros Fees at seller's expense Energy class : G Climate class : D Excessive energy consumption. Class G. As of January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €4,700 and €6,400 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

A 19th-century house with a walled garden that covers over 2,600m² in a vibrant village in France’s Pays de Bray province, around 150 kilometres from Paris. The property lies near the market square around which the village has built its long story. The grand dwelling towers in the village centre, standing out from its neighbours, yet it blends into its surrounding environment well. The architecture around it is typically Norman in style, but this does not clash with the property. An age-old magnolia stands in front of the house. On the street side, a thuja hedge marks the property’s entrance. This hedge, which adjoins a fine metal gate, does not conceal the vistas that the dwelling enjoys from its position, set well back from the entrance. The elevations of the majestic house are pure white in colour and this bright tone is brought out by the greenish hue of its guardrails. The pink blooms of hydrangeas adorn the facade’s base course in the summer. The dwelling dates back to the time of the French king Louis-Philippe I. The first stone was laid in 1839 on land that was formerly a marquisate. Republicans seized the estates of nobles during the French Revolution. Later, in 1825, a law was enacted to compensate nobles who were impacted by this land grab and who had felt forced to flee France during that turbulent period but who had since returned. Yet despite these indemnities, many impoverished nobles were compelled to sell their land. On such estates, the new upper middle classes then started building grand homes, or ‘little chateaux’, like this dwelling. Construction of this house finished in 1846 and the property was handed over as a splendid edifice with a mansard roof, designed in a Louis XV style. The house is built of brick and rendered with a mortar of lime and plaster. It is designed in the so-called Pompadour style of the century before it: the dwelling follows the main architectural and stylistic principles of this trend. The edifice offers a floor area of around 300m² and stands at the front of its plot. It hides a vast garden behind it: a lawn dotted with trees and enclosed with high walls. Garages, an outbuilding, and a vegetable patch edged with brickwork complete the property. At the back of the plot, a fence demarcates the property.

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