Luxury real estate for sale Guernes, France (page 3)

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Situated in an idyllic setting in the heart of the magnificent Normandy countryside, this 1858 castle located 20 minutes from Giverny is a true work of architectural art. This prestigious place, completely renovated in the 1980s, offers a luxury and refined lifestyle for lovers of tranquility and elegance. With nine sumptuous bedrooms, many with a private bathroom, this exceptional estate is an oasis of comfort and beauty. It stands in the middle of a spectacular 27 hectare wooded park, offering absolute privacy and stunning views over the countryside. Shared between its park, its woods and agricultural land, treasures such as a fountain dating from the Middle Ages in a state of perfect conservation allow the visitor to travel into the past. The outbuildings of this property are equally extraordinary. The caretaker's house has a comfortable living space and 3 bedrooms. A perfect self-contained residence for hosting guests or staff. The Stables, an elegant space for horse lovers, to keep a collection of cars or to create new rooms or an extraordinary reception room. A private airfield offering a 600 meter runway as well as its hangar to park your plane and welcome your guests in complete discretion and privacy. A large heated swimming pool 15 m long, benefiting from a pool house, fully furnished with its lounge and summer kitchen, its bathroom is a perfect space for long summer days to relax and refresh. A tennis court will delight sports fans. The property also has a sauna, nestled in its winter garden, offering the ultimate relaxation space in the greenery. The interiors of the castle are equally impressive, with two main lounges, an elegant reception room, a spacious kitchen and a historic vaulted cellar. These rooms have been completely renovated according to the rules of the art, going through 5 years of restoration of the original works, frescoes and woodwork. The roof has also been completely restored in Angers slate and stainless steel, thanks to the know-how of the companions of duty. Surprises like the office created in the chapel allow you to work in an extraordinary atmosphere, observed by the 5 apostles in a state of intact conservation On the third floor of the property, vast potential is offered to the visitor to create other rooms or leisure spaces according to your needs. Located near Vernon and its train station, this prestigious property is ideally located, just 20 minutes by car from Vernon, one hour from Paris and one hour from Rouen. This property offers an exceptional getaway for those seeking the charm of the Normandy countryside whilst remaining close to urban amenities. This castle is much more than a residence, it is a true architectural masterpiece that offers a unique living experience. A rare opportunity to own a piece of history and live in an exceptional environment combining the elegance of the past with high standard modern amenities. For an investor, this real estate complex could fill the absence of a high-end hotel near Giverny. The property is not classified as a historic monument, leaving an opportunity for expansions and additional constructions. This opportunity is as rare as it is precious to become the proud owner of an exceptional castle Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website https://www.georisks.gouv.fr/. ENERGY CLASS: F/ CLIMATE CLASS: G Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: 451 kW/m2.year EI. Johan Aubry Commercial agent RSAC number: 898 303 375 Rouen

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A watermill's old outhouse with a garden in a beautiful village in France's Yvelines department, 45 minutes from Paris. The property is entirely enclosed with stone walls. Two buildings adjoin each other to form an L shape. They were once the outhouses of a 12th-century watermill. A tall gate stands in a covered entrance, hiding a vast paved courtyard into which this gate leads. This court covers around 300m². Several vehicles can be parked in it. One of the outer stone walls has a second entrance gate for gardening machinery and vehicles to get into the garden. Behind the main house, in line with the dwelling, the garden covers around 1,500m² beyond a terrace of around 90m². The River Vaucouleurs, a tributary of the River Seine, flows at the bottom of the garden at a lower level. Major renovation work since 2012 has freshened up the elevations of exposed stonework and the roofs of flat tiles. This fine pair of adjoining buildings have been converted into two modern homes. The largest in the pair has two floor floors and a basement. It is the main house. The second dwelling is smaller. It has three levels, including two half-floors, and could serve as a guesthouse as it has a separate entrance, though it connects to the main house too. Together, the two buildings offer a total liveable floor area of around 400m². They have been renovated in a stylish workshop spirit. Partitions have been removed to open up the interior, which gazes out through large windows that flood the home with natural light. An inconspicuous wooden annexe serves as a workshop, hidden behind lush vegetation on one side of the entrance courtyard.

72 kilometers from Paris, in a delightful rolling environment in the heart of the Vexin Normand and Epte Valley area. With a total of about 27 hectares of grounds including woodland and farmland, this remarkable Neo Gothic chateau is nestled in an elegant enclosed near 5-hectare park featuring majestic centennial trees and with a swimming pool, a pool house and a tennis court. Outbuildings offer further possible living space. The work of a student of Viollet-le-Duc, this true architectural gem boasts remarkable decorative features, and is in a very good state of maintenance both in the buildings and the sumptuous gardens thanks to meticulous work undertaken by the owners. The chateau is currently not listed of registered as a Monument Historique. 100-page file on request.

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Built on a hilly and wooded park of more than 10,000 m2, this solid construction from the 70s and extended in the 90s offers numerous possibilities. Access is via a private path and reveals a very beautiful park at the end of which we discover a water point fed by a natural spring to the delight of young and old! Out of sight, the building is surrounded by terraces offering different exposures which allow you to play between light and shadow. Entrance to the ground floor is through a large L-shaped living-dining room, partly cathedral, with a beautiful stone fireplace. Its numerous openings provide access to the various outdoor spaces surrounding the house. Access can also be via the well-made and very functional fitted and equipped kitchen. On this same level, there is a bathroom, a separate toilet, an office and a first bedroom, all forming a master suite. Finally, a second bedroom with shower room and toilet with its independent exterior access, while communicating via a staircase with the large TV lounge upstairs, which could be totally suitable for a liberal activity for example. The first floor, served by a mezzanine overlooking the living room, includes 2 bedrooms and a bathroom, and a third bedroom giving access to a large TV lounge/office bathed in light and also benefiting from a small balcony and its independent access if necessary. 2 attics have been converted into bedrooms and play areas for children. Finally, a workshop, a garage adjoining the house, a second independent garage and a full basement composed of storage rooms, dressing room, boiler room and laundry room complete this property. Schools and small shops 3 km away - Shopping centers 7 km away College 2 km away - Bus and school bus in the village A13 axis 5 minutes away SNCF train station 5 km away. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR3,980 and EUR5,440

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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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45 minutes from Paris, in the Vaucouleurs valley, 13th century property in the heart of a charming village, with its park of approximately 7,245 m². decorated with century-old trees. Several buildings make up this residence: Living rooms facing the park, large office, eat-in kitchen, 6 bedrooms (8 possible), 6 bathrooms, games room. Caretaker's house, garage, barn, laundry workshop, pantry, vaulted cellar. Starting price: €495,000 Auction information: 01 44 82 24 82 Legal information: 01 34 70 00 77 (Maître Babut)

This beautiful property, built in the 1850s, renovated by its owners, has a floor area of more than 276 sqm (221 sqm living space) and benefits from several outbuildings, including a beautiful workshop, which will be useful to DIY enthusiasts or artists. looking for an inspiring space, independent from the main building. The whole is built on a plot of 3128 sqm inhabited by its numerous fruit trees. Past the porch, covered with its beautiful and fragrant wisteria, the residential building is revealed. The property opens onto a hall leading to a pleasant living room and its insert, inviting evenings by the fire, as well as the kitchen area. On the left, a new large living room, of almost 40 sqm, and its large functional fireplace. A surprising vaulted office completes the ground floor. Looking up in the living room, several architectural elements will catch the attention of fans of beautiful materials and original design. The wrought iron railing, created in a unique way by an artistic ironworker, makes the space astonishing with a mix that combines modernity and tradition. This accomplished architecture results from the complete transformation of an old barn which made it possible to achieve a result that meets the owners' requirements. The two upper floors lead to four first bedrooms and two bathrooms. One of the two water features in this wing constituting the old barn alone testifies to the level of demands of the owners: made of Briare enamels, a color was created at the request of the owners. Returning to the first wing of the property, a staircase leads to two further bedrooms and their concomitant access to the third shower room of the property. Two major sections of work were carried out by the owners, requiring no structural work (examples: creation of a fireplace, redone roof, change of the city gas boiler, underfloor heating in certain double-glazed rooms, etc.). This magnificent residence with exceptional character is intended for lovers of warm properties and strong character. Remaining close to large towns, it offers the serenity and charm of the villages of Vexin. Fiber property School on site ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR2,650 and EUR3,630 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed are available on the Géorisks website: https://www.georisks.gouv.fr Contact: Bruno: 06.95.06.17.53

An 18th century priory and outbuildings set in 3 200 m² of grounds in the heart of a village, 80 km from Paris. A two-leaf wooden gate opens onto a square courtyard at the rear of the priory, with a lawned area in the middle. Three storeys high, the 18th-century building forms an L-shape with the adjoining outbuilding to its right. It has been restored on both floors and is divided into two independent dwellings that could be used for seasonal rental. A second outbuilding to the left of the priory, a former artist's studio, has also been converted into a duplex apartment. The priory is flanked by two lodges which were probably added in the last century. The walls of the central section are built in quarry stone and pierced with arched windows with large panes. These are protected by matching arched wooden shutters. The tiled gable roof is topped by two chimney flues and the light in the top floor comes in through shed dormer windows. Like the whole building, the roof is in three sections. The side sections are identical and cover the lodges, both of which are one storey high, while the central section is two storeys high. The extension facades are covered in beige rendering. Finally, the property, enclosed by walls and hidden from outside view, has a priory garden in the front of the dwelling, where there are two small open outbuildings.