Luxury real estate for sale Le Trait, France

Leforestier Immobilier offers you: this real estate complex of three cottages in the heart of the Boucles de la Seine regional natural park. The 16th century main house, with its 160 m2, offers an atmosphere full of authenticity. The living room is comfortable, with a beautiful Cauchoise fireplace. The whitewashed beams provide a very modern atmosphere with its slate floor. Semi-open kitchen and small scullery. A large office with its wooden fireplace. The ground floor ends with two bedrooms and a toilet. Upstairs, a large master suite and its bathroom, dressing room as well as another bedroom and a bathroom. Two thatched cottages converted into charming gîtes (81 m2 and 45 m2) are an additional accommodation opportunity for visitors. The enclosed garden with trees of 5000 m2. The two main houses are equipped with shared central heating (deep geothermal energy and hot water production (thermodynamic). A double garage and a laundry room complete the large gîte. Ideally located, Access to shops, hospitals, schools, etc. is quick. Rouen is easily accessible because the Le Havre - Yvetot SNCF station serves Le Havre and Paris Saint Lazare. Technical and additional information as well as a 3D tour of the interior space are available on our site Internet ! '

30 minutes from Rouen, 45 minutes from Deauville and 1h30 from Paris, in a bucolic setting, this property extends over land of just over 2 hectares, wooded and landscaped, on the edge of the Seine. You'll fall in love with this charming property. The set includes a beautiful renovated Norman cottage, typical of the region, with a living area of ​​201m². Flooded with light from the entrance which leads us to a spacious living room, connected to the kitchen, perfectly equipped with a central island. A bedroom with its bathroom completes the ground floor. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms, one of which serves as a large dormitory and a shower room. 3 outbuildings, one partially renovated and two others to renovate as well as a small workshop dot the park. Price with agency fees: €750,000 Price excluding agency fees: €714,286 Agency fees payable by the buyer: 5% Well presented by Clémence FORFAIT +33(0)6 34 28 75 62 EI Commercial Agent Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr

Located between the chalk cliffs and the Seine, Duclair is a town with multiple charms very close to Rouen. Along the river lies a beautiful brick house. Once you pass the gate, the imposing facade impresses. The entrance does not stand out, the checkerboard tiled floor and the superb period staircase set the tone. With 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-style parquet flooring, on the right, the superb dining room with herringbone parquet flooring and a Lion-legged marble fireplace, lets you dream of large and beautiful tables of guests. Adjoining the dining room, the fitted and equipped kitchen opens onto a pantry and a paved terrace. On the first floor, 2 master suites with quadruple-glazed frames, English parquet flooring and beautiful molded cupboards offer a relaxing view of the river. One has a shower room, the second has a large attic bathroom. 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 listed as a 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 in the 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 access points, this beautiful, completely renovated property can offer gîtes and guest rooms or become a pleasant family home in the bucolic setting of the bends of the Seine. Living along the water lulled by the passage of boats will become a real daily postcard. Located 2 hours from Paris, 30 minutes from Rouen and 45 minutes from the Alabaster coast, Duclair is an invitation to stroll, by bike, on foot, by car or by boat. The city surprises with the beauty of its panoramas, with one of the most beautiful French rivers on the horizon. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 2,740 euros and 3,770 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr EI. Laurie Rustin Sales agent N°RSAC: 820 693 950 Rouen

A 19th-century bourgeois house and its outbuildings, along the Seine’s meanders, one hour from Honfleur and 150 kilometres from Paris. Where the Austreberthe and Seine Rivers converge, at the gates of the Meanders of the Seine Regional Natural Park and the Norman Abbey route, the village benefits from an ideal geographical location. From the B-road that criss-crosses the river’s right bank, a gentle sloping road traverses the centre of the village and leads to the property, which faces a church square. The church in question, with its 12th-century bell tower, is listed as a Historical Monument. The four-storey dwelling, once a village school, is made out of brick and topped with a slate roof and includes two entrances, accessible from the square on the southwest side of the dwelling. The main building, with its impressive volumes, simply and symmetrically laid out in terms of its floors and vertical rows of windows, is flanked on either side by two single-storey pavilions. A courtyard, to the northeast of the building and accessible from the side via a wooden door, provides access to a garage and several outbuildings at the back of the lot. Lastly, a wall encloses the property on its street side.

In Normandy, in the pays de Caux, 35 minutes from Rouen, a 19th-century home, its outbuilding and enclosed 3,400-m² garden. A gate opens onto a gravel driveway, which leads to both the main house and the outbuilding located at the back of the lot. The two buildings are separated from each other by an expansive lawn. The house, the masonry of which is in “Saint John” brick and ashlar stone, forms a U shape with a dovecote and a small perpendicular wing, organised around a central patio. The roof, cadenced with roof offsets and shed dormers, is in slate. The enclosed landscaped garden, which extends to the southwest, is surrounded by tall arbours, guaranteeing privacy. Past that, a recent housing development is integrated into verdant landscapes and fields that go on forever.

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Leforestier Immobilier offers you this large property of 15 hectares for sale. With a large neo-Norman house with an exceptional building and its 6 bedrooms, a gite with a large accommodation capacity and a magnificent indoor swimming pool, a tennis court and a house caretaker, this property is exceptional both for its structure and its preserved environment. 5 minutes from an entrance to the A13 motorway, Paris Porte Maillot is 1h30 away, the entrance to Rouen is 22 minutes away, Honfleur and Deauville 45 minutes away. This large property is both easy to access and protected from urban pressure. All photos, plans, drone video and Matterport 3D tour are available on our website!

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.

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

Set in beautiful, gently undulating countryside with lovely views, this chateau is around 2 hours from Paris, between Barentin and Yvetot. Built of brick and stone, the chateau, which has preserved some fine period features, comprises a ground floor plus loft main building dating from the early 18th century, extended by a ground floor plus 2-storey wing on the left, partly occupied by caretakers, and a brick turret on the right, dating from the early 17th century, extended at the rear by a late 16th century appendix housing the kitchen. A fine pediment, listed as an ISMH monument and dating from 1732, adorns the façade. The property spans approx. 628 sqm of living space with 21 main rooms including twelve bedrooms. The chateau and its parklands extend to approx. 2 ha (4 acres). The 18th century outbuildings, comprising two buildings facing each other, include a chapel, an orangery, two garages and various storage rooms. An outbuilding houses stables and two garages, topped by a hay barn. There is also a tennis court awaiting renovation. Parcels of woodland covering around 11 ha are managed under a PSG (Plan Simple de Gestion). Sale price including fees: €1,360,000 Fees payable by the buyer Fees : 4.61 % of the price excluding fees Sale price excluding fees : 1 300 000 euros Energy class : G Climate class : D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €10,500 and €14,270 per year. Prices indexed to 1 January 2021. Excessive energy consumption: Class G. From 1 January 2028, the performance level will be between classes A and E. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr

Located in the residential and quiet commune of Hénouville, 15km from Rouen, this former presbytery, built in 1610, amazes with its charm and historical character. Classified in the supplementary inventory of buildings in France, it is truly a jewel of Norman architecture, with a past steeped in history. The wrought iron gate allows a glimpse from the street of the building, four centuries old and maintained with care and caution by its current owners for 45 years. The Rouen cobblestone path in multicolored tones is charming from the first moment and the view of the cut stone facade, flanked by a wisteria overlooking a carved aged wooden door, will end up making the most resistant of visitors waver! They will join the ranks of lovers of the place, their illustrious predecessors like Pierre Corneille, who loved to come and stay with his brother Thomas, owner of the place, in order to find inspiration and serenity there. From the entrance, the majestic period oak staircase invites respect, a timeless witness to the building's prestigious past. Immediately on the left, the 32 m² dining room, now transformed into a living room, offers the undeniable and authentic charm dear to the Normans: worked parquet floors, open stone fireplace, stained glass windows, beams and high ceilings, ... Continuing on, a second, more intimate living room will be the ideal place for TV evenings, or quieter behind a book by the fire. The kitchen, for its part, is part of an extension built in the 90s. At the back of the rounded house, it fits perfectly into the building, thanks to its mixed brick and flint base. cut. It offers 31m² of surface area with dining area, fully furnished and equipped with high-end appliances. It will allow convivial meals with family or friends, in front of the bay windows overlooking the superb landscaped garden. An enchantment! The ground floor is completed with a toilet and access to the wine cellar. The 1st floor accommodates a 32m² master suite with remarkable parquet flooring with its ladder installation, in a gray color and lightened by the owners bringing a touch of modernity, with a shower room and a toilet. A second 30m² bedroom also equipped with its private shower room offers a dominant view of the garden and the surrounding countryside. A laundry room/dressing room with custom storage completes this level. Finally, the second floor offers two bedrooms including one adjoining. This space will be a true paradise for a teenager, offering tranquility and autonomy thanks to the house's 3rd shower room with toilet. Covered with exposed pieces of wood from the period framework, the magic works again! Outside, at the bottom of the landscaped garden of more than 1380m², lies a completely renovated guest house offering two bedrooms and a mezzanine office, a shower and bathroom room with a slipper bathtub, if necessary. was still needed to establish the charm of the property. Finally, a second cellar, an open garage that can accommodate two vehicles and an attic above complete this work of art. From start to finish, the gaze is lost in the multitude of details, vestiges of the past, bygone know-how, intimate spaces each more charming than the other, time stops and the desire to never the more leaving dominates. 15 minutes from Rouen, a stone's throw from the Loops of the Seine and its walks, this property is a dream! ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: between euros2316 and euros3134 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Contact: Matthieu Berthe

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Normandy is home to some very beautiful properties, some of which have surprising origins. There is no doubt that this old stable, rehabilitated with taste and elegance, is one of those rare exceptions. Benefiting from the authenticity of a sumptuous heritage building in stone, brick and flint, enhanced by a subtle renovation, this splendid residence offers an attractive living environment in a small rural village with preserved charm. Quiet, hidden behind an avenue of large classified trees, it nevertheless remains very close to the amenities and services of the town of Yvetot, a 5-minute journey. With the proximity of the train station and easy access to the various motorway routes, the location of this magnificent residence is optimal for fully enjoying the pleasures of the region. What first attracts the eye is both the simplicity and the architectural quality of this large building. In this perfect rectangle, life is organized from a masterful 75 m² living room, welcoming a lounge deliciously decorated with a remarkable fireplace and a dining area with the garden as a perspective. With a very good height under the beams, the volume of the room stands out as a valuable asset for artists and collectors looking for places suitable for the exhibition of exclusive works. The kitchen, simple and functional, has direct access to the large 80 m² terrace, and a pantry, while taking full advantage of beautiful sunshine throughout the day. Adjoining the living room and benefiting from beautiful natural light, a spacious office with its imposing wall-mounted bookcase proves to be the ideal place to isolate yourself in complete tranquility. It could also easily become an additional bedroom, if necessary. The house also offers three spacious bedrooms on the garden level, each with a pretty French window facing nature. One has a private shower room with a refined design. As for the other two, they share a sumptuous, perfectly equipped bathroom. A laundry room, a boiler room, as well as two independent toilets complete the package. The 233 m² on one level are thus optimized and the good distribution of rooms greatly facilitates daily life. From the entrance, a large staircase leads upstairs which totals 250 m² on the ground. This level, with its impressive height under the ridge, remains convertible. It already benefits from a few partitioned rooms, large French windows and is pre-equipped with a heating network, to make everything easily habitable with impeccable comfort. The property also accentuates its exclusive character thanks to the 9,200 m² of its wooded and swimming pool plot. Behind the motorized gate, a large driveway allows for easy movement and parking. All around the house, a pretty terrace and its pedestrian path running in stone-toned paving give relief to the whole while perfectly demarcating the green spaces. In the background, there is a period cart shop, completely renovated, of 75 m² with its 4 sheltered parking spaces, and in the extension, two typical Norman-style buildings offer valuable storage spaces for wood or equipment. With all these assets, this unique property, both soothing and warm, can easily be suitable for a gîte project, a place of artistic expression or quite simply a comforting family home. Less than 2 hours from Paris and less than an hour from the Côte d'Albâtre and the Côte Fleurie, you are spoiled for choice for a possible seaside stroll in Etretat, Veules les Roses, Honfleur or Deauville, but it is also possible to stroll along the banks of the undulating Seine in the Regional Natural Park about fifteen minutes from the property. The potential and refinement of the place suggest the realization of an esthete's dream. ENERGY CLASS: E CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: between euros3,559 and euros4,815 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

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Leforestier Immobilier offers you this charming Norman house located in Le Genetey, near Rouen. With a living area of 170 m2, this house offers an idyllic setting combining authenticity and modern comfort. The exterior of the house is typical of the region, with its exposed beams and traditional half-timbering. The large south-facing garden allows you to fully enjoy the sun. You will also have direct access to the forest for walks in the countryside. Inside, you will find a large fitted kitchen opening onto a spacious living room, creating a friendly and bright living space. The house has six bedrooms on one level and two bathrooms. More information and 3D tour on our website.