manor for sale Beauchamps, France

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In Normandy, in the department of Seine-Maritime, Rouen Sotheby's International Realty offers for sale this charming 15th-century manor house with approx. 485 square meters of living space, listed as a Historic Monument. The property reveals three construction periods (15th, 18th and 19th centuries). Built on the former fief of the Lord of Yvetot, this property bears witness to a rich past. In the 15th century, William Le Conquérant gave the fief to the Seigneur d'Yvetot in gratitude for his participation in the Battle of Hastings. At that time, only Saint Jean bricks and Pays de Caux flint were used to build the manor's checkerboard facade. Over the years, the manor has been extended, and today offers a mix of different styles and materials. The high-ceilinged first floor features an entrance hall opening onto a dining room, a parquet-panelled living room with fireplace and wood-burning insert, a large kitchen with a monumental 15th-century fireplace, and a weapons room featuring the coat of arms of the Seigneur of Taillanville on the period fireplace. The 'domestic' half-floor comprises a toilet, a study and a bedroom with decorative fireplace. If you take the staircase in the entrance hall, you'll find a half-level toilet and study. The second floor offers six large bedrooms, two of which are en suite, a study, a bathroom with toilet, a shower room and a long corridor leading to all of them. A vast attic on the second floor with conversion potential and a cellar underneath complete the property. The property is set in a land of approximately 7930 square meters, and features remarkable trees such as lime trees, redwoods, magnolias and tulip trees. The manor house, the 19th-century janitor's cottage (to be renovated) and the 19th-century outbuilding form a beautiful ensemble with numerous possibilities. A charming location, 5 minutes from the Yvetot train station, providing rapid access to the Saint-Lazare railway station and the beaches of the Côte d'Albâtre.

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Less than two hours from Paris, near Rouen, in a village in the Forêt Domaniale de Roumare, a manor house built around 1750, with French-style brick walls, corner and base butts, white stone pediments, and a hipped slate roof with seated dogs and roof windows. Comprising a first floor, extended by two terraced extensions, with large double entrance, reception rooms, a 1st floor with four bedrooms, bathroom and two shower rooms, a second floor under attic converted into an apartment, and a basement cellar. This former manor house has preserved its decorative features: staff moldings in the entrance hall, floor tiles or parquet flooring, high woodwork, moldings and Louis XV period fireplaces. This historic building has just undergone recent renovation, bringing it all the comforts of a modern home, with the installation of a heat pump heating system and double-glazed windows. The surrounding grounds extend to over 9 hectares, with a wooded area and direct access to the equestrian trails of the Roumare forest. Price with agency fees: 995 000 € Price excluding agency fees: 950 000 € Agency fees payable by the purchaser: 45 000 € 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

In its enclosed farmyard, authentic brick and flint master house located 25 minutes from the beach of FECAMP and not far from ETRETAT. Very classic, this residence has managed to preserve many of its original elements while offering modern comfort. Very bright thanks to its numerous windows, this house has a total surface area of approximately 300 sqm. It includes a beautiful 15 sqm entrance hall with staff and stucco, very pleasant receptions of around 50 sqm with woodwork and herringbone pitchpin parquet floors, marble fireplaces. Beautiful ceiling heights of 3.25 meters. Dining room of 25 sqm with pellet stove and adjoining fitted and equipped kitchen of 9 sqm. Beautiful wooden staircase serving 4 large bedrooms (20, 23, 24 and 23 sqm), 2 shower rooms with toilets. Large attic of 85 sqm in which 3 or 4 additional bedrooms with shower room can be easily fitted. Complete basement of 120 sqm including boiler room, cellars and pantry. Pellet central heating. 30-year slate roof. Beautiful plot of over one hectare of fruit tree-lined meadow with pond. Enclosed walled garden adjoining the house with terrace and summer kitchen. Set of brick and timber outbuildings for 130 sqm. An agricultural shed of 480 sqm based on an old building will accommodate all your passions. Close to the many beaches of the Alabaster Coast including FECAMP and ETRETAT. Just 20 minutes from the YVETOT SNCF train station which will take you to PARIS SAINT LAZARE in 1 hour 40 minutes. This typically Norman, typically Cauchoise house with its brick and flint facades will become your family home, as a main or secondary residence according to your needs. It has all the characteristics of a very beautiful house in a rural environment without being too isolated.

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Nestled in the Bourg-Achard region of the Eure, stands a majestic pink-brick manor house, recently restored to offer elegant style and modern comfort. This spacious residence spans some 400 sqm, spread over 10 main rooms, including seven sumptuous bedrooms, each with its own private shower room. The appeal of this property is not limited to its interior, but also extends to its enchanting exterior surroundings. A vast park of over 11 hectares, mainly woodland and an expanse of meadow, surrounds the manor house, offering an oasis of peace and tranquility. This haven of greenery is entirely enclosed, guaranteeing total privacy for its inhabitants. In addition, several outbuildings are scattered throughout the estate, serving as garages, workshops, carts and much more. Architectural details, such as the beautiful gates and imposing staircase, add a touch of charm and elegance to this prestigious residence. What's more, the park is beautifully lit, providing an enchanting ambience even after sunset. In short, this manor house represents the perfect harmony between architectural refinement, modern comfort and the serenity of nature, offering its occupants an exceptional living environment where every detail has been carefully thought out to create an incomparable residential experience. Selling price: 1,370,000 euros Fees at seller's expense Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €8,090 and €10,990 per year. Prices indexed to date. Housing with excessive energy consumption: Class F. As of January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr

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An 18th-century hunting lodge with outhouses and a 4,000m² garden in the Artois area of northern France, an hour from Lille and Le Touquet. A wrought-iron gate leads into the property. It is flanked with two cylindrical stone pillars that are roughly 2.8 metres high and have octagonal capitals. They come from a former 15th-century chapel dedicated to Saint- Peter that once stood nearby. Vegetation encircles the property, giving it absolute privacy: you cannot see it from the road. A garden extends around a hunting lodge that an aristocrat built at the end of the 18th century not far from a chateau that existed in Liencourt. No remains of this chateau can be seen today. Different families, including lawyers and doctors, have lived in this old hunting lodge over the years since then. All of them have endeavoured to preserve the dwelling’s authenticity, which stands out for its classical architecture. Tall, straight windows neatly punctuate its long facade and slate roofs crown its various sections. The outhouses stand to the right of the main building, beside a swimming pool that lies in the garden. In front of the house’s south-facing facade there is a central lawn and a path lined with topiary yews. Behind the house, age-old trees tower. They include cedars, oaks, beeches and linden trees. There are also many fruit trees here. The trees dot the lawn up to the swimming pool terrace.