luxury real estate for sale Airaines, France

In the heart of the village of Montainville, BARNES Yvelines presents this old stone house of approximately 160 m² on land of 1050 m². It has a particularly fluid and modern layout as well as unobstructed views of the Mareil and Crespières plains. Ground floor: Vast living room with fireplace overlooking the garden, kitchen, office area, one bedroom, one shower room, toilet. First floor: Five bedrooms with parquet floors, one bathroom, toilet. The attic space (80m² or 861 sq ft of floor space) can be converted. Workshop/boiler room. Roof recently redone. Renovation work required. Very pleasant and quiet landscaped garden with an unobstructed view. A 10-minute drive from Maule and Beynes, where you will find all conveniences. Versailles and Saint Germain en Laye are 30 minutes away, Paris, 40 minutes. Rare opportunity Fees payable by the buyers 4%, or €720,000 net seller price. Contact BARNES: Nicolas MOIRIGNOT +33 (0)6 63 26 32 32 720,000 € Agency fees not included - Agency commission: 4.03%VAT included Agency fees payable by buyer - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l'énergie de l'année 2021 : 3490€ ~ 4780€

Located in the charming town of Abbeville, this one-of-a-kind architect-designed house is a true rare gem. Designed by François-Xavier LEGENNE, famous architect passionate about Amiens Cathedral and Japanese art,. This exceptional residence, built on enclosed, wooded land of 2,300 sqm, extends over two levels and offers a living area of approximately 271 sqm. This work has a captivating story and remarkable architectural features, such as sublime lighting effects, an elegant rose window, artistic curvatures and imposing heights. Upon entering the property, you will immediately be seduced by the talent of the architect, visible from the entrance hall which opens onto large rooms bathed in natural light. As soon as you enter, you are struck by the elegance and light that bathe the vast rooms, enhanced by the openings overlooking the surrounding nature. The rose window, the curvatures and the heights of the ceiling bear witness to the talent of the architect and invite contemplation. The 44sqm double living room, equipped with a wood-burning fireplace, offers a privileged relaxation space. A bay window opening onto a south-facing terrace and a spiral staircase leading to a mezzanine converted into a large 25sqm library add to the elegance of this centerpiece. The living room located below and the elegant 30sqm kitchen, carefully equipped, invite conviviality. Upstairs, the 35sqm master suite and the three 14sqm bedrooms on the ground floor, as well as the mezzanine library and the laundry room, offer intimate and comfortable spaces. A bathroom, plenty of storage space and amenities complete the level. The land of the property is divided into three distinct parts. At the front, a paved path and maintained flower beds welcome visitors, while to the left of the house, a magnificent Japanese garden with sauna and shower offers a place of relaxation and serenity. Finally, the rear of the south-facing garden is decorated with a sunny terrace, majestic trees and a 26 sqm shed. This one-of-a-kind architect-designed house is a rare gem on the real estate market. It offers a bright and spacious living space, with remarkable architectural features and idyllic wooded grounds. With its 4 bedrooms, it constitutes a real family cocoon where life is good. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices as of January 1, 2021, between 2,090 euros and 2,870 euros. Regulatory information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Contact: Jérôme: 06.75.72.77.38

Located in an enchanting and privileged setting, this bio-climatic wooden frame house of 400 sqm is nestled in the heart of lush nature. Its natural red cedar cladding, delicately aged by the elements, gives it a warm and authentic look, allowing it to blend harmoniously into its environment. It stands out for its originality and its ability to capture the imagination. Its history dates back to a time when time was slower, when brick barns and slate roofs reigned supreme. The facades of this residence rise like majestic trees, gracefully evoking the neighboring prairie and its apple orchards. At the heart of this exceptional residence, each level has been meticulously designed to favor living spaces, individual comfort and family life. A carefully planned distribution makes it possible to assign each floor a specific use, thus offering a fluid and functional organization. The skeleton staircase and drawing a bold cross, guides the steps of visitors through the levels, weaves an intimate link between the interior spaces and the garden and offers a visual communion with the surrounding nature. From the highest to the lowest, each level of this residence is a real invitation to fulfillment. One floor is dedicated to children, offering them a space reserved for playing, studying and growing up in complete peace of mind. Another level accommodates the main entrance and the service rooms, thus guaranteeing a harmonious transition between the exterior and the interior of the house. The level intended for parents is a true haven of peace. A large bedroom, elegantly designed, offers an intimate space conducive to relaxation. Its cleverly fitted dressing room makes it easy to store clothes and accessories. The bathroom, reminiscent of a boat cabin, is a veritable sanctuary of well-being. But this exceptional residence is not limited to offering private spaces. It also offers common living areas where conviviality reigns supreme. A spacious kitchen, equipped with care, is the ideal place to share gourmet moments with family or friends. Its insert and direct access to the terrace create a warm atmosphere. A cozy lounge with a fireplace is the ideal place to meet and relax. In the dining room, the wine box decor adds a touch of originality and creates an atmosphere conducive to exchanges and convivial meals. Every detail, every space of this house has been designed to offer its occupants an exceptional living environment, where functionality, comfort and aesthetics blend harmoniously. Each piece tells a story, creating a unique atmosphere where unforgettable memories are created. The large bay windows represent real frames on the environment. The exterior does not lack bucolic charms: the land stretches along a peaceful stream inviting us to peace and serenity. The south-facing terrace, like a haven of peace, invites you to bask in the rays of the sun, surrounded by a breathtaking landscape. This exceptional residence is ideally located near shops and transport. It has ecological features, such as a rainwater harvester and solar panels, and offers practical solutions with a dovecote, garage and parking. Modern amenities, such as built-in vacuum cleaner and electric gate, add convenience and convenience. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices as of January 1, 2021, between 3,880 euros and 5,290 euros. Regulatory information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Contact: Jérôme: 06.75.72.77.38

Close to the town centre, with garden and outbuildings. This delightful house, partly renovated, offers a beautiful entrance hall leading to a living room and a dining room with a connection, an office, a kitchen with outdoor access and a toilet; a spacious veranda overlooking the garden. A large landing leads to six bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. Eight rooms on the second floor can be renovated. In the basement there is a laundry room, a boiler room and five cellars with access to the garden. An independent house steeped in history is to be renovated with a large living room on the ground floor in which there is a majestic fireplace. Upstairs there is a nice space with a view of the garden. Garages. Estimated annual energy costs of the house : 1 610 euros per year. Prices indexed on January 1, 2015. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: georisques.gouv.fr

ABBEVILLE (80100) SERENO offers you 2 hours 15 minutes from Paris, 40 minutes from AMIENS, 27 minutes from St VALERIE SUR SOMME, 24 minutes from CROTOY, 37 minutes from FORT MAHON PLAGE, historic hyper-center of ABBEVILLE, a historic residence built at the end of the 19th century with a total built surface area of 673.67 m² including more than 300 m² of living space (ceiling height 3.75 m) in the main residence, ground floor entrances, living room, reception, kitchen, utility room, toilets, first floor 6 bedrooms, bathroom water, second floor, (attic converted into rooms 124 m² to refresh), large converted basement (80 m²), on a wooded plot of 1500 m². The Two outbuildings, one with a double garage of 42 m² + an additional garage. The main residence is in excellent condition in terms of the structural work: the construction of the foundations, the sanitation of the building, the elevation of the walls and the construction of the roof (drone photos). The glass roof or veranda which is also from the period has been restored in the spirit and the interior of the house has been renovated while retaining the parquet floors, woodwork, moldings and period fireplaces. Excellent diagnostics. The owners are art lovers and have been able to restore this residence with a love of the authenticity of this end of the century residence (19th). This property can be aimed at a large family or for luxury hotels or guest rooms because the attic (124 m²) can make it possible to create new spaces (bedrooms or teleworking spaces) Price of the property with agency fees including VAT payable by the seller: 750,000 euros.

This fabulous family home offers the calm of the countryside in town with its park of 1,30ha, outbuildings and garages. Many bay windows make you enjoy the beautifully maintained exteriors. The whole is enclosed by walls or bounded by a river below the ground. The house has approximately 400 sqm of living space on four levels as follows: 1st level: a kitchen and utility room with access to the terrace, a living room and a dining room with outside access also. Play area, toilet. Cellar. 2nd level: parental space with bedroom of 33 sqm, bathroom and dressing room, spacious office. 3rd level: Entrance courtyard, cloakroom, laundry, 1 bedroom with shower room. 4th level: four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two toilets. Convertible attic. Independent workshop Greenhouse Maisonette with electricity Electric gate Close to shops and park. Quality of life 20 minutes from the Bay of Somme. Selling price : 950 000 euros Fees at vendor's expense Energy class : D Climate class : D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 3880 euros and 5290 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: georisques.gouv.fr

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Magnificent renovated house at the gates of Abbeville and close to the Baie de Somme It is in the popular village of Drucat to the north of Abbeville, close to motorway access (2 hours from Paris) and 20 minutes from the Baie de Somme, that stands this old saddlery of the Château de Drucat. Abandoned for many years, it has undergone a very beautiful renovation which has preserved the original elements while providing today comfort, brightness and modernity. This house built on 2000sqm of land immediately seduces with its brick and stone facade decorated with a figure of two horses recalling its origin. A beautiful bright entrance leads to all the rooms on the ground floor. The living room and its unique brick ceiling alone reflect this contrast of the charm of old and modernity. This 55sqm room open to the outside through its large bay windows is ideal for large family meals but also warm moments around the fireplace. The fitted and equipped independent kitchen is functional and structured around a central island. Continuing on, a utility room completes it perfectly. Finally, the last room on the ground floor can be used as a bedroom with bathroom, an office or a 25sqm games room and opens onto the terrace with its swimming pool. The floor accessible by the central staircase gives access to the large landing. This leads to a master suite with its dressing room and private bathroom (shower and bathtub). Four additional bedrooms can accommodate a large family or friends. A bathroom and a separate toilet complete this level. The exteriors are divided between a lawn area, a wooden terrace area with its swimming pool and finally an outbuilding. This property is the ideal place for people wishing to live in the countryside in a welcoming and relaxing village while maintaining the appeal and amenities of a large city nearby. Individual sanitation up to standards. Electric heating. DPE in progress

Leforestier Immobilier offers you this old brick mill covered in natural slate on more than three hectares of land between Blangy-Sur-Bresle and Aumale. It has kept its character and its very peaceful environment at the water's edge. Today it is a pleasant and spacious house with 8 bedrooms. It is nestled in a park crossed by a river and comprising a garden, a wood, a pond. On the Amiens Rouen axis, the place is well served by the main roads that go from Brussels to Brittany. Technical and additional information as well as a 3D visit of the interior space are available on our website!

2 hours from Paris, charming mill in a well-maintained and wooded park, crossed by a river and adorned with a pond. It offers approximately 300sqm of living space on three levels: Ground floor: central entrance, double living room 39sqm, dining room 25sqm with fireplace, office, kitchen, and laundry room. First floor: landing leading to five parqueted bedrooms ranging from 15 to 21sqm, bathroom. Attic: landing, 21sqm bedroom, bathroom, two convertible rooms. Guardian's lodge 54sqm: living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and bathroom. Park of 4 hectares

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Built in 1877, this family residence is characteristic of Napoleon III style architecture. It has undergone a beautiful interior renovation while preserving its original elements. Ground floor: central entrance, office, library, large living room with rosette-patterned parquet flooring and fireplace, dining room with herringbone parquet flooring and fireplace, kitchen and pantry, office, hallway leading to the staircase. First floor: landing and spacious corridor leading to six bedrooms ranging from 15 to 30 square meters, each with the possibility of adding an en-suite bathroom, hallway, and a bathroom. Attic: landing leading to three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a spacious cathedral-ceilinged living area. The entire basement includes wine cellars, a wine cellar, and a boiler room. The separate courtyard consists of a two-car garage with an attic, a kennel, a chicken coop, and a small farmyard. The castle terrace features a heated swimming pool. The walled vegetable garden, orchard, and wooded park together cover a total area of 26,487 square meters. 20 minutes from Amiens, 1 h 50 from Paris, 50 minutes from the Picardy coast, 2 h 30 from Brussels.

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Near Amiens, a former convent transformed into a manor house and its barn within a 6-hectare park. During the French Revolution, the buildings of the medieval convent were seized and sold. Subsequently, the entire property was transformed into a private estate consisting of a large family residence, a caretaker's house, outbuildings, a dovecote, and a stable with three boxes. Nevertheless, one element has stood the test of time: the grandeur of the park, filled with tall, centuries-old trees, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Within the park, near the property's edge, stands a recently restored 18th-century, octagonal chapel. Made of stone and brick and topped with a lantern turret on its slate-covered roof, it harmoniously complements the architectural style of the residence.

A neoclassical chateau with an 18th-century chapel in 23 hectares of grounds near the city of Amiens. There is a long driveway set back from a small secondary road. It is lined with age-old linden trees and it leads to a main court that lies in front of the chateau. A central lawn surrounded by a circular driveway extends at the foot of the facade. To the right, there are outhouses – tokens of a farm complex fallen into disuse. Behind the majestic edifice, the grounds extend well beyond the grassy expanse that surrounds the chateau and the chapel. There are woods on both sides of this vast grassy area. The chateau was built in 1836. A prominent architect designed it in a neoclassical style. Construction of the edifice was ordered by a family of Nobles of the Robe – French aristocrats whose rank came from holding certain judicial or administrative posts. This family was well rooted in the local region as they already owned the previous chateau here and a town house in Amiens. The estate enjoyed a dazzling existence throughout the 19th century, but then underwent the trials and tribulations of the 20th century. Indeed, the chateau housed Allied officers during the First World War. And in August 1918, King George V of the United Kingdom and US General John J. Pershing visited the chateau. During the Second World War, the chateau was occupied again, but this time by German soldiers, who accidently set fire to it in the winter of 1940. When France was liberated at the end of the war, the chateau’s owners were able to get back their estate. Yet they had to order restoration of the facade and in 1950 they made the chateau look exactly as it did before – with the notable exception of the large triangular pediment that it used to have and that was never rebuilt. A hipped slate roof crowns the chateau. This roof slopes down to gutters that are hidden behind a cornice. The edifice is rectangular. Its facade, made entirely of dressed stone, displays perfect symmetry with evenly spaced windows fitted with louvred shutters that are painted white.

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