private mansions for sale Bayeux, France

An almost 300 m² bourgeois residence, close to a small town in the south of the Manche department and the Mortainais region. The late 19th century house stands behind a low granite wall, crowned by a wrought iron gate. The property is accessed via a double gate with three towering granite pillars. The masonry is high quality, in yellow granite cut into regular rubble stone courses, as well as Vire blue granite for the quoins, window surrounds, string courses and balconies on the south façade. The other façades feature the same yellow granite, but the surrounds and quoins are brick. All of the joinery is recent. Behind the front garden, the house is rectangular shaped and flanked by a half-timbered tower. The gable roof is made of slate, topped with two tall chimneys and adorned with a dormer window to the south. The tower has a four sloped roof, with a dormer window to the south. The house has four levels: a basement, a raised garden level, a first floor and an attic. The tower has an extra floor. To the north, a veranda opens onto the garden and outbuildings. A jacuzzi is hidden behind it. Set back on the garden side, but visible from the gate, a single-storey conservatory features the same combination of granite and brick as the house's side and back façades. Opposite the veranda there is a summer kitchen with a slate roof, a pizza oven and a bar. There are four covered parking spaces behind the outbuildings, two of which are covered, and a garden shed.

This magnificent property in Deauville offers the ideal setting for those in search of luxury and tranquility. With its 350 m², this spacious mansion harmoniously distributes its eight rooms of rare elegance. Natural light floods every nook and cranny, accentuating the beauty of the exquisite architectural details. You'll also be seduced by its impressive volumes. The living room, with its sumptuous furnishings and refined decor, invites you to relax and enjoy convivial moments. The large French windows open onto the 180m² garden, which has been lovingly landscaped and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The interior layout has been designed to combine comfort and functionality. The kitchen and dining room also benefit from unobstructed views, allowing you to enjoy lunch while admiring the breathtaking panorama. Deauville's idyllic setting is just waiting for you to turn your dreams of escape into reality. A visit is essential to fully appreciate the unique charm of this residence.

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Ref. 3781 : Restored French mansion for sale in Normandy. Located in the heart of the Cotentin peninsula, this delightful listed mansion benefits a privileged location in a small, quiet town of 7,000 inhabitants, full of charm and classified as a town of art and history. All shops and services are within walking distance. The train station serving Paris Saint-Lazare in 2h45 is just a few minutes away by foot. The sea is nearby with 3 very varied coasts. Car-ferry terminal for England and Ireland and airport 20 kilometers away. Built entirely on vaulted stone cellars, this mansion of 1725 offers about 280sqm of living space. It has : On the raised ground floor: small and large living rooms, office, toilet and storage. A superb stone staircase with wrought iron banister leads to the upper floors. The first floor includes a kitchen, a dining room, a library, a bedroom and a bathroom with toilet. On the second floor: 3 bedrooms, a shower room with wc. Large attic to finish converting (80sqm). A charming French garden embellishes this property with a total capacity of about 450 sqm. Cabinet LE NAIL – Normandy, Cotentin - Bessin : Mr Jérôme RENAUD : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 CPI 1401 2018 000 036 072 - CCI de Caen We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

An elegant 16th and 18th-century private mansion, its outbuildings, courtyard and tree-filled garden, in Valognes on the Cotentin peninsula. Set back from the street, the property faces a wide courtyard, accessible via an impressive solid iron electric swing gate. As for the edifice, its front door is placed in the middle of its façade, whereas the former outbuildings, with their own entrances, are placed at right angles on either side of the courtyard. Behind, the dwelling’s western exterior faces a pleasant tree-filled garden, while, set within one of the property’s tall walls, wooden double doors provide a side entrance accessible from a tree-filled chase. Built in the late 16th century, when Valognes was torn between the partisans of the Holy League and the Carentan Protestants who were laying siege to the town, this stately private mansion is made up of a central main dwelling flanked by two right-angle wings that close off the cobblestone courtyard. To the southeast, an archway opens onto a small annexe courtyard where two outbuildings are located, one of which is crowned with a corbelled pepperpot tower, and, directly opposite, two arrow slits in one of the central building’s walls still bear witness to this chaotic period of upheaval. As for the dwelling’s initial appearance, it was altered in the 18th century in order to accommodate a noble family. Partially constructed out of rubble stone and topped with a hipped roof punctuated by three dormer windows, the dwelling is also built out of “Valognes” stone, a sandy limestone that is both easy to manipulate and includes a large quantity of fossils. On either side, the four-storey main building, including an attic level, is cadenced by many wide casement windows, whereas, on the garden side, they overlook an immense conservatory, which is used as a winter garden or a summer dining room. To the west, facing the garden and adjacent to the conservatory, a small masonry structure, topped with a single-pitch roof and one window, contains the house’s staircase, while, to the south, a patio provides breath-taking views of the city’s rooftops.

LE HAVRE ? THIERS-COTY AN EXCEPTIONAL HISTORIC RESIDENCE, AN ARCHITECTURAL MANIFESTO OF THE 19TH CENTURY This remarkable private mansion (hôtel particulier) of 334 m² stands as a rare place to live, set back from the bustle of city life in the sought-after Thiers-Coty district of Le Havre. It captivates with its 17 tastefully renovated rooms, offering an atmosphere that is at once intimate, refined and authentic ? a true testament to the respect shown for its history and its volumes. This grand and beautiful family residence lends itself equally well to a prestige family home and primary residence, a mixed-use professional project, or a multi-generational living arrangement ? a rare potential for a building constructed in 1890 under the architectural signature of the renowned Jacques Coeur style. GROUND FLOOR A grand entrance hall reveals striking ceiling heights, period mouldings and a floor of cement tiles. A very old, original double door opens onto a reception space with emblematic Jacques Coeur stained-glass windows, expertly restored. This living space, spanning nearly 66 m², can be arranged to suit personal taste ? currently a dining room and lounge bathed in zenithal light. The fitted and equipped kitchen adjoins an intimate breakfast area. An elegant master bedroom with shower room (and WC) and a large dressing room complete this level (single-storey layout). A guest WC is provided in the entrance hall. Light-toned parquet floors, mouldings and cement tiles combine to create an atmosphere both classic and refined. FIRST FLOOR The staircase, lined with a weathered wood and wrought-iron banister, leads to a landing upholstered in wallpaper reminiscent of the Hôtel Normandy, offering a striking perspective onto a floor dedicated to art and culture. Two charming, welcoming lounges with herringbone parquet flooring ? one with a fireplace insert, the other with an open hearth ? invite relaxation. These spaces extend into a writing study, which connects directly to a light-filled conservatory leading onto an open-sky patio. A TV/media room, a study with a small balcony, and a bathroom with WC complete this level. SECOND FLOOR True to late 19th-century architecture, this floor offers an inviting living space with kitchenette, designed around a travel theme, opening onto a perfectly exposed 25 m² roof terrace. This level lends itself to co-living, functioning as an independent apartment with 3 bedrooms, a shower room, a WC, and 3 mezzanines serving two of the bedrooms. HERITAGE-LISTED ARCHITECTURE This unique and distinctive residence, listed by the French Ministry of Culture, enchants with remarkable architectural details: pointed arches, ribbed cross-vaults, a turret punctuating its silhouette, gargoyles and sculpted ornamentation, along with its beautifully restored stained-glass windows. The solidity of its construction bears witness to exceptional craftsmanship. A visit is essential to fully appreciate the potential of this exceptional residence. Detailed presentation available upon request, reserved for qualified buyers. LE HAVRE, NORMANDY: INVEST WHERE THE CLIMATE REMAINS TEMPERATE Amid recurring heatwaves and growing water stress across southern and central France, the Seine-Maritime region stands out as a compelling alternative for buyers thinking long-term. Le Havre has built a secure property market, within an evolving living environment driven by ambitious urban renewal projects.

Ref.4753 : French noble townhouse overlooking the sea in Manche department. Built in the heart of the historic Hauteville district, this remarkable residence is located in one of the most iconic sites in Granville, a renowned seaside resort on the English Channel, overlooking the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel and the Chausey Islands. Here, maritime history interacts with a permanent maritime panorama, between sky and sea, to the rhythm of the tides. On foot, the ramparts, Notre-Dame du Cap Lihou church, the port, beaches, and shops in the old town set the pace for daily life. Granville has a direct rail link to Paris-Montparnasse (approximately 3.5 hours). The SNCF train station is less than 2 km away. The A84 motorway (Caen–Rennes axis) can be reached in around 30 minutes. Caen-Carpiquet and Rennes-Saint-Jacques airports are approximately 90 and 110 km away respectively. With approximately 750 sqm of living space and a total floor area of around 900 sqm, the property is harmoniously spread over four levels plus a basement, connected by an elegant central staircase. The ground floor is the heart of the reception areas. A beautiful entrance hall with antique terracotta tiles and exposed stonework leads to the staircase serving the upper floors and provides access to the various rooms on this level. A library, an elegantly proportioned first living room and a spacious living room of approximately 40 sqm make up the main reception areas, offering comfortable volumes and a warm atmosphere. The separate kitchen is extended by a patio of approximately 19 sqm, bringing natural light and fresh air into the heart of the building. This level also includes a bedroom on the same level with its own shower room, ideal for independent use. The technical areas are discreetly integrated: boiler room, electrical room, storage room, and closets. A double garage, closed, measuring approximately 30 sqm, rare in this historic neighborhood, completes this level. The first floor offers remarkable views of Granville harbor and provides ample space for living and entertaining. On the harbor side, there is a second kitchen/dining area, a dining room, and a generously sized office, all with hardwood floors and fireplaces. On the courtyard side, there is a large living room above the main entrance and a laundry room. Two bedrooms with a bathroom, a shower room, and separate toilets. This level can be used for a variety of purposes: family spaces, reception, or independent living. The second floor is mainly dedicated to sleeping areas. The views of the street and the sea give the feeling of being in the heart of the port, at the foot of the sea. It comprises six comfortable bedrooms and three bathrooms. Separate toilets and several hallways ensure smooth and functional circulation. The top floor is dedicated to a large master suite of over 100 sqm, set under exposed beams, including a bathroom and shower room. A hallway opens onto a terrace offering particularly extensive views of the Chausey Islands, the rooftops of Hauteville, and the Notre-Dame du Cap Lihou church. An additional bedroom completes this floor. The basement houses two large cellars with generous volumes, connected by a central hallway. These spaces, which are dry and accessible, offer excellent storage capacity and can easily be used for other purposes (wine cellar, storage, archives). Located on a fully enclosed urban plot with a total area of 453 sqm, the property is organized around its interior courtyard (100 sqm), offering a secluded outdoor space, sheltered from view, in this highly sought-after historic neighborhood, with parking spaces that are very rare in the Upper Town. Two garages accessible from the courtyard provide parking for two cars and are directly connected to the entrance hall by a connecting door. Cabinet LE NAIL - Border of Brittany - South Manche department : Mr Nicolas de LA VIGNE : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Nicolas de LA VIGNE ,Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 920 814 274. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

The Le Mengnonnet mansion is an authentic shipowner's mansion located on Rue Notre-Dame in Granville's Upper Town. Situated in the heart of the historic district overlooking the port, it features all the architectural and spatial characteristics of 17th- and 18th-century Granville shipowners' residences, built to assert the social status and maritime success of their owners. Its name refers to an old Granville family, several members of which were owners, shipowners, and active participants in municipal life in the 18th and 19th centuries. The architecture of the residence thus preserves the memory of this maritime activity and social position through its monumental, sober, and elegant design. Leaning against the ramparts and nestled in the dense fabric of the cobbled streets of the Upper Town, the mansion is distinguished by a gate and a large monumental grille opening onto a paved inner courtyard, an essential feature of shipowners' mansions. This arrangement allowed for the movement of horse-drawn carriages, loading operations, and the preservation of the privacy of the reception areas. The façade in local cut stone, the regular arrangement of tall windows, the quality of the stonework, and the steeply pitched slate roof, complemented by a glass roof, place the building firmly in the register of shipowners' mansions in the Upper Town. The residence also benefits from a dual orientation, overlooking Rue Notre-Dame and Rue Lecarpentier, overlooking the southern ramparts, with private access. INTERIOR LAYOUT CHARACTERISTIC OF A SHIPOWNER'S MANSION The interior retains a typical noble and hierarchical layout: - an entrance hall marking the transition between public and private spaces; - a staircase structuring vertical circulation; - large reception rooms with high ceilings, period fireplaces, wood paneling, and libraries; - social and leisure areas (lounges, billiard room, smoking room); - clearly identified service areas (kitchens, laundry rooms, cellars). These elements, which have been largely preserved, give the property a strong sense of authenticity. The mansion now has 11 bedrooms, including a monumental attic bedroom with exposed beams, a bathroom, and a dressing room, reminiscent of the spaciousness sought after in shipowners' residences. HERITAGE LISTING AND LOCATION The Upper Town of Granville is a major heritage site, combining ramparts, Notre-Dame Church, the Grand-Porte gate, and a succession of mansions that bear witness to the port's prosperity from the 16th to the 19th century. The Le Mengnonnet mansion is fully in keeping with this historical continuity. Overlooking the lower town and the port, the residence enjoys unobstructed views of the coastline, particularly the Carolles coast. The town center and train station are less than a 15-minute walk away. Granville has a direct connection to Paris (approximately 3.5 hours), while Caen and Rennes are an hour's drive away. Contact: Bruno FROUIN +33 (0)6 23 93 54 72 Seller's fees Energy rating: D Climate rating: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €7,470 and €10,160 per year. Prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

1h50 from Paris, 18 minutes from Bernay and 25 minutes from Lisieux, this beautiful mansion house dating from 1886, with its typical pink brick and stone facades, stands in 6,000 m² of parklands, planted with trees and entirely enclosed by walls and dense hedges. Built over a vaulted cellar, it spans 2 main stories, plus converted attic space, under a slate-covered oak roof frame and a lower east-facing section that includes the large lounge of over 50 m². From the outside porch, a central entrance distributes all the rooms, with a TV room to the left, the dining room to the right and a small lounge that opens onto the large lounge. At the back on the left is the kitchen, and opposite is the stairway to the upper floors, as well as a door opening on to the stairway leading down to the vaulted cellar with its numerous rooms, including boiler room. The 1st floor has 2 bedrooms and a bathroom, as well as the master bedroom with its own bathroom. From the landing, a staircase leads to the converted attic, which offers 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The house is heated by 2 new heat pumps. The roofs of these buildings have recently been completely redone and the roof timbers reinforced. The property is completed by a detached house similar to the main house, comprising 3 garages on the ground floor, with access from the outside to a staircase leading to the first floor under the eaves, offering a 2-room flat with kitchen and bathroom, with a floor surface area of approx. 75 m² (75 sq ft); and to the rear of the detached house, another single-storey flat with 3 rooms, kitchen and bathroom, with a floor surface area of approx. 100 m² (1,076 sq ft). The grounds also feature a number of outbuildings, including garden sheds, a greenhouse, a storeroom and a kennel. There is also an abandoned swimming pool, which will require total renovation, including the surrounding walls and a possible removable cover. All the buildings are in a perfect state of repair, including the roofs. The property has undergone major structural and conversion works throughout its ownership: roofs, insulation, double glazing, heating, electricity, etc. Its architecture, setting and location make this a property with character that is sure to please. Presented by Hugues de Jessey +33 (0)6 60 12 33 33 Including agency fees: €690,000 Excluding agency fees: €657,143 Agency fees of 4.99% (including VAT) payable by the buyer. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr