Luxury real estate for sale Mansonville, France (page 4)

The approach to the property The property is hidden behind pretty stone walls, attractive wrought iron gates, and a canopy of mature trees, including some lovely mature Cyprus trees. The garden is full of roses and peonies and on the day of our visit is bursting with blossom. Beyond the pool and gardens, landscaped on two levels, our eyes are drawn across miles of countryside to the south. The vista from the property is lovely, from both the pretty gardens around the house and the valley beyond. The house : the ground floor The old wooden door, with its characterful “hand-shaped” door-knocker, opens onto a traditional Gascon hallway with a terracotta floor tile. The hallway runs the full length of the property. The kitchen With a door both to the main hallway and the side gardens and path to the pool, the kitchen is spacious enough to incorporate a dining-room table and chairs and also boasts a beautiful open fire-place, a characterful spot for a winter’s supper. The kitchen is divided into two area by a half wall, and has a pretty decorative chimney breast built with old terracotta tiles. The downstairs study/ bedroom/ WC A spacious area on the ground floor provides room for a downstairs study and bedroom, with a WC. The main reception room This pleasant symmetrical room has a pretty fireplace with a wood-burning stove and a lovely classical plasterwork surround. There are two spacious cupboards with shelves to each side of the fireplace. The floor is lain with terracotta tiles. The Dining-Room The dining room is of a similar size to the main reception room and also boasts a fireplace. In addition room houses a contemporary staircase to the first floor. The First Floor The first floor of the property provides a surprising amount of space. The first floor reception-room The stairway leads to an open plan area which is currently dressed with sofas and chairs and used as a games’ and reading room. This area has exposed oak beams running across the ceiling and has the “feel” of a cosy “den” or central communal space shared by the occupants of the other bedrooms. The first floor “cinema room” A doorway opens from the central reception area to a surprising space. There is evidence from the newly fitted (but not yet painted) plasterboard ceiling that there were plans to concert this room into a large master bedroom with a dressing-room at one end. (NB: “a change of usage” permit may be required to convert this area above the barn into extra bedrooms). Currently this room is used as a “home-cinema” room. The bedrooms Dotted around the central reception area of the first floor, there are three good-sized bedrooms. As this property was originally built in the style of a Chartreuse, the rooms have been added and built around exposed oak beams with low windows on ground floor level. The ambience in all three of these spacious rooms is one of cosy rusticity. The bathroom The upstairs bedrooms all share a family bathroom (with a bath-tub) and separate WC.

Proudly facing the snow-capped mountains from its hillside position, bathed with light throughout the year, and drenched with golden summer sunshine, this property is one of the most historical, and fascinating properties to be found in the heart of Lectoure. With two gardens, and terraces on two levels, this is a house of mystery, of nooks and crannies, and endless quiet corners in which to read or escape the world. Unique and magical, it is a hard task to describe, but allow us to accompany you into the ever surprising and unexpected world of this property. We enter the building from the heart of town and leave behind the bustle of village life, with the baker, grocer, wine-shop, and tea-rooms on our doorstep, and enter an ochre coloured external hallway redolent of a Spanish castell with a wrought iron gate protecting the entrance to the inner courtyard. Owned by the same family for over thirty years, this property has been a much-loved private home. Architecturally, it is an unusual and segmented property, at the heart of which sits an internal courtyard, from whence there rises a monumental staircase built in 1702. The property comprises two separate buildings one on each side of the courtyard. The north-facing façade overlooking Lectoure’s main high street and the south-facing façade, facing the Pyrenees. The North and South sections of the property are linked on ground floor, first floor and second floor levels by covered passageways with original wooden floors and ceilings. The property has traditionally been used as one single home but equally it could be used as individual apartments with a central communal area, or as luxury lettings : with five fully equipped appartements (each with kitchen and bathroom) and a top floor artist’s studio. The building comprises two appartements on the north side, three on the south side, and the artist’s studio on the top floor under the eaves. From the internal courtyard, where there is an old stone well, we descend a short flight of stone steps, pass beneath the south-facing building, and traverse an area where old stable doors currently provide storage for garden tools and dusty bottles of wine. The south-facing garden opens into an old stone outbuilding (currently used for parking) which in turn opens onto the rear street behind, providing valuable access to the gardens for works to the property or evacuation of garden rubbish. A private parking area in Lectoure is much cherished, and it is convenient to have an exit to the southern ramparts of town, especially during the summer months when on Mondays and Fridays the popular Lectoure markets are held and the main rue Nationale is blocked for vehicular access.

Residential leisure park - In Gascony, halfway between Auch and Agen, we present to you a very beautiful property oriented towards tourist and event reception. It offers up to around 52 beds divided into 10 independent chalets on 4 hectares surrounded by nature. Also on site, a pleasant 240 m² residential house, a 110 m² reception room, a 12 x 6 m swimming pool and numerous relaxation areas. The calm and serenity make this place a true haven of peace. 40 km from Agen airport and 30 minutes from the A62 motorway.

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Sole agency, superb 17th century château in perfect condition, recently completely renovated (to disabled access standards), currently run as a hotel/restaurant. It offers around 1,800 m² in 45 main rooms on 4 levels, 25 bedrooms, all air-conditioned with private bathroom or shower/toilet. Wifi/bar/TV. Professional kitchen, seminar rooms, staff flat, courtyard of honour, chapel, swimming pool/pool house, mini-golf, pond, marquee for receptions. 7.50 hectares of wooded grounds, including a majestic avenue of three-hundred-year-old cedars. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Overview This elegant 18th century town house has been recently refurbished to a high standard and is immaculate. It is a lovely blend of the traditional maison de maitre and a fresh contemporary interior. The property will appeal to lovers of high ceilings, original parquet floors and elegantly decorated rooms throughout. With long-reaching views over the countryside, this property is a perfect compromise between town and countryside - with all the benefits of a good sized garden with mature trees, and the convenience of three market towns close at hand : Fleurance, Lectoure and St Clar. Approximate measurements Basement Cellar: 26.30 m² Ground floor Entrance: 26.30 m² Living room: 18.30 m² Laundry room: 5.40 m² Cellar: 12.30 m² Kitchen: 18.35 m² 1st floor Landing: 21.05 m² Dressing room: 12.75 m² Bedroom 1: 18.15 m² Bedroom 2: 14.60 m² Clearance: 2.15 m² WC: 0.70 Bathroom: 5 m² Garage

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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.

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

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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Located in Villeneuve sur Lot between Bordeaux and Toulouse, close to shops on foot, here is a comfortable and discreet architect-designed villa, bright, with 220 m2 of living space, on the edge of the Lot, with land of 2,500m2 not subject to flooding, trees and fenced with its motorized gate. On the front, the driveway leads to a large American entrance door which opens on the ground floor onto a large entrance hall of 22m2 including dressing room, WC 1 with sink for guests. Next, a large bright living and dining room built around a large stone fireplace with heat recovery, made by a local craftsman. This living room has 3 large French windows opening onto the terraces and the garden on the Lot side. From the entrance, we access a 15 m2 office which has a French window onto the garden and which can become a bedroom. Still on the ground floor, access to the master suite of more than 40 m2 with 1 French window with separate dressing room lit by a window, a bathroom with 2 cupboards lit by a tilt-and-turn window, a separate WC 2 . Adjoining the dining room, the bright 15 m2 kitchen opens onto a dining terrace protected by a roof and a remote-controlled awning. Through a hallway in the kitchen, you access a laundry room with its French window opening onto the terrace, the pantry and the garage. A wide central straight staircase leads to the upper floor which includes: 2 bedrooms of 17 and 20 m2, bathroom with WC4 and 2 large unfurnished rooms with a total surface area of 35 m2 intended for 2 bedrooms, one with a dressing room. The frame is designed to integrate 2 large Velux windows. Following the garage, a shelter for a 2nd car, the owner has added a shower room, sink, WC 3 and cupboard. On the garden side, you have a workshop, a woodshed, a garage for gardening equipment. Swimming pool land. A well with electric pump can be supplemented by a catchment in Lot (pre-existing automatic watering throughout the land) A robotic lawnmower takes care of lawn maintenance. This house is easy to maintain thanks to its double-glazed aluminum frames with reinforced security. Interior circulation is comfortable, flat floor. Thermal insulation of attics, 2021 Controlled electric heating. Shops are 400 meters away. The TGV is in Agen: Toulouse and Bordeaux in 1 hour, Paris currently in 3h15 A visit is essential Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr.

Prestigious property including a 380 m2 residential house on 2 levels with 5 bedrooms, a house with a vocation for a gîte (classified as a gîte in France), guest rooms, airbnb, including 4 bedrooms on more than 5 hectares of parkland and gardens and horse paddocks, swimming pool, small gym, garages, all at the gates of Agen 15 minutes from the city center, calm and prestige are the hallmarks of this magnificent property. Watch our video!

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Near Agen, in a beautiful and calm environment, stone house with a living area of ​​approximately 148 m2 with outbuildings of approximately 150 m2 and the dovecote of approximately 31 m2. The main house is composed of a large entrance hall, living room, dining kitchen with fireplace with a surface area of ​​34 m2, 2 beautiful bedrooms of 20 and 23 m2, bathroom, W.C., upstairs attic with an area of ​​approximately 150 m2, partly convertible. The dovecote, with an area of ​​approximately 30 m2, independent and renovated by a man of the Art, with quality materials is composed of an entrance / living room, bedroom of 14.21 m2, bathroom and mezzanine. , ideal for entertaining friends. Various annexes such as garage of 35.82 m2, wine storehouse of 41.60 m2, bread oven of 14.89 m2, boiler room (20.12 m2) and attic of 38.28 m2. Underfloor heating in the living area and on the ground floor in the dovecote. Tree-lined, flat land of 3,020 m2, quiet, near the village. A visit is essential Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website. www.georisques.gouv.fr. Nice site without nuisance, a visit is essential.

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A restored farmhouse and tobacco drying shed in enclosed grounds with grounds and 1 hectare of land which can be built on overlooking the Garonne, near Agen. In the heart of an old, now residential, part of the village where the farmhouse and its outbuildings are located, next to the agglomeration of Agen, a small street runs alongside the property, just a stone's throw from the church square. It is accessed via a gate on the house side and an automatic gate on the outbuilding side. The two buildings are located in the southern part of the property, on either side of grounds with old trees, and bordered by hedges and fencing. The main building is two storeys high with a gable roof with canal tiles, bordered by a double row of genoises. Two single-storey wings flank the building on either side, forming a long complex running the full length of the building from south to north. Built out of brick and stone, this 240 m² residence was renovated in the 2000s and again in 2017, using quality materials that give it a timeless look. Formerly a tobacco drying shed, the outbuilding is now used as a workshop and annex to the main building or as a garage. With a floor surface area of around 80 m², the building is two storeys high and has a fibre cement sheet roof. The facades have numerous windows on the upper floors, and the metal elements give the whole an industrial feel. To the north, a vast 1 hectare square meadow is bordered by concrete barriers. It provides horses with a comfortable grazing area, complemented by a second, non-adjoining plot of land, also 1 hectare in size, situated below the property on the banks of the Garonne. Stalls with a surface area of around 20 m² back onto the former tobacco drying shed, now an outbuilding used for DIY. The dominant part of this plot is set away from other houses in the area. It can be built on, and could be used for all kinds of projects, from leisure activities such as a swimming pool, to personal or professional possibilities.