private mansions for sale Orleans, France

In Blois, the Grand Apartments of a Renaissance palace. The building is one of the most remarkable private mansions of the Renaissance in the Loire Valley, built in the early 16th century on behalf of Florimond Robertet, financier and secretary to Louis XII and François I, one of the great political and cultural figures of the kingdom. Renowned for its elegant inner courtyard and its arcade galleries inspired by Italian architecture, this urban palace reflects the refinement of its time. The street façade, with its Gothic decoration in red brick and tuffeau, is a 19th-century reconstruction. It is directly inspired by the Louis XII wing of the Château de Blois. The façades of the courtyard, entirely made of cut stone, date from the 16th century. With their columns covered in scrollwork, their sculpted capitals, their terracotta medallions in the antique style, surrounded by thick garlands of fruit, the two levels of open galleries recall the most elegant cortiles of Italian palazzi. In the center of the courtyard once stood a bronze copy of Donatello's David, created by Michelangelo and presented to Florimond Robertet by the Republic of Florence during its embassy in 1505. Among the notable elements, the fleurs-de-lis, the ermines, and the Queen's cord signify the marriage of Louis XII and Anne of Brittany. The 'Grand Apartments' extend over two levels. On the ground floor, a large hall opens south onto the street and north onto the arcades. It is dominated by a monumental fireplace with a painted décor enhanced with gold, classified as a historical monument. On the noble floor, above the large hall, a main living area includes a large sitting room and two bedrooms. The building also has an old chapel and its vestibule, which have preserved their original sculpted paneling. Classified as a historical monument, this ensemble allows for the corresponding tax benefits. The property also includes a bicycle storage room, a cellar, and two parking spaces nearby.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located 15 km from Bourges, in the historic center of a village with all local shops, this beautiful 15th-century townhouse has retained its original features: old parquet floors, beams, and fireplaces. With a comfortable living area of about 400 sqm, the house offers two entrances, a modern fitted and equipped kitchen, a laundry room, pleasant reception rooms, 7 bedrooms, an office, a playroom. The 1400 sqm garden, located on the riverbank, offers a nice relaxing space with a swimming pool, a barn, and cellars. Gas central heating. EPC: D/D Price including agency fees: €535,500 (net selling price: €510,000 - agency fees of 5% borne by the buyer) Presented by Etienne de BEAUREPAIRE: +33 (0)6.07.71.57.74 – [email protected]. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the site: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Confidential sale!Leslie Gauthier Immobilier offers for sale a hotel-restaurant in Amboise (Indre-et-Loire, 37), in the heart of the Loire Valley. The establishment benefits from a prime location in one of the most visited tourist destinations in France, globally recognized for its historical and cultural heritage.A prime tourist location in Touraine:Amboise attracts a French and international clientele every year thanks to its royal castle, proximity to the most beautiful castles of the Loire, its art of living, the richness of its wine tourism offerings, and a steady tourist flow throughout the year. The city also enjoys excellent accessibility; Paris-Tours axis, SNCF train station, A10, and an economic dynamic driven by high-end tourism.A rare acquisition opportunity:Recognized for the quality of its services and having a solidly established reputation, this hotel-restaurant represents a rare opportunity for an investor or a hospitality professional wishing to establish themselves in a highly attractive sector with strong development potential.Sale conditions:The sale concerns the building (1,150,000 euros HAI) and the business assets (350,000 euros HAI), totaling 1,500,000 euros HAI for the whole.Complete file and visit by appointment, after signing a confidentiality agreement. Leslie GAUTHIER (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 839 017 951 - TOURS.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A 270-m² townhouse from 1900 with a 2,000 m² garden, in the Perche area, in the town centre of Nogent-le-Rotrou. The house overlooks the city centre and faces west directly onto the street. To the rear, it is separated from the neighbouring buildings by a courtyard. It is made up of a rectangular main building with outbuildings on either gable end, one of which is used as an orangery and the other as an artist’s studio. It has four levels, including an attic and a basement. The façades made of rendered rubble stone are punctuated by architectural elements, such as pilasters, cornices, belt courses and quoins, all made of tuffeau stone. The hipped roof made of local slate tiles is dotted with several skylights, dormer windows and three chimney stacks. The garden, overlooking the house from the east, boasts a dovecote and can only be discovered once through the tall gate that opens into the courtyard.

Authentic 19th-century mansionIn a leading town of the Perche with train service to Paris and all shops within walking distance, this unique 19th-century mansion belonged to a prominent family of printers. Looking out over its park, the house has retained many charming elements.On the ground floor, this former private hotel offers a lovely double living area overlooking the garden, with fireplaces, a fitted kitchen, and equipped appliances. The entrance from the street is wide and inviting; it reveals the magnificent 19th-century staircase. A double office with woodwork. Very pleasant connections between the spaces. Mouldings, beautiful height, charming elements.On the first floor, a large landing (with closets) leads to three bedrooms (including one with a balcony and a beautiful view of the park). Shower and baths. On the second floor, a large landing serves three additional bedrooms (including one with a dressing room and a lovely view of the park). Shower. Attic-laundry.Cellar under the entire house. Attached to the house, on the street side: a workshop. A covered area with access to the garden from the courtyard. In the immediate vicinity of the house, another outbuilding. In the garden, a chicken coop with an old dovecote. A small ruined house.At the back of the house, a superb park of 2048 m2 with centenary trees. Recently landscaped and designed as a sculpture walk, the park is organized into several gardens that can be discovered throughout the stroll... Beautiful rose bushes, cedars, and apple trees coexist here. The upper part of the garden offers stunning views of the town and its castle...A rare opportunity to acquire a house of historical character.This description has been automatically translated from French.