private mansions for sale Pas-de-Calais, France

Located in the heart of Arras, in a quiet and secluded setting, this charming mansion, built between 1830 and 1840, offers approximately 390 m² of living space on a beautiful 1,243 m² plot. From the entrance, natural light floods in thanks to double exposure to the east and south, and the charm of the old is very much present: cut stone, high ceilings, fireplaces, preserved period features. The triple reception area offers a reading room, a dining room and a reception room, all opening onto a beautiful landscaped garden with no overlooking neighbours. Upstairs, there are 7 large bedrooms spread over the floors, as well as 3 bathrooms. An inner courtyard provides access to a covered carport for 2 vehicles and an outdoor car park for 2 additional cars. The garden offers a pleasant and intimate setting. A professional space with a separate entrance is also integrated into the property, ideal for a liberal profession, a practice or an independent activity. A large cellar in the basement and an outbuilding on the grounds complete this rare property, offering numerous possibilities for conversion according to your plans. A stone's throw from the town centre shops and squares, this property would be perfect for a large family, a hospitality project or a mixed use as a main residence and professional activity.

EXCLUSIVE Arras, near the Grand Place, 10 minutes from the train station (48 minutes from Paris Nord), magnificent mansion built in 1803 on a 2000 m2 plot. On the first floor, a wide gallery distributes four lounges, a kitchen and a dining room. Extraordinary embellishments characterize these high-quality reception rooms: coffered ceilings and painted artwork, original parquet floors, marble fireplaces. A decor of pageantry! The first floor features a master bedroom with dressing room and full bathroom, as well as 4 bedrooms and an additional shower room. The top floor features an attic for conversion. Former stables line the square courtyard, opened by an original wooden gate that has been automated. The first floor was used as a servant's quarters and requires renovation. Large unoverlooked garden planted with century-old trees (chestnut, beech...) A basement completes the ensemble: boiler room, wine cellar and huge cathedral-roofed rooms. At a prime address, this private mansion is one of the finest in Arras.

Built in the middle of the 18th century, this elegant private mansion is located in the heart of Montreuil-sur-Mer. Formerly a girls' boarding school in the 19th century, it has been completely renovated with care, combining the charm of the old with contemporary comfort.Behind its automated porch, a beautiful paved courtyard leads to this residence of approximately 295 m² of living space.The ground floor features an entrance leading to a dining room and a large living room enhanced by its herringbone parquet flooring, moldings, antique fireplaces, and remarkable ceiling height.A fitted kitchen with a back kitchen, as well as a coat room with a toilet, complete this level.The first floor hosts large bedrooms, several of which have private shower rooms, as well as a laundry room.The top floor offers two independent sleeping areas, perfect for hosting family and friends.Outside, the renovated courtyard has a jacuzzi area, a large terrace, and a relaxation room of 70 m² with a bar, pool table, and foosball.A beautiful vaulted cellar with a wine cellar completes this property of exceptional character. 1,126,000 € Agency fees not included - Agency fees: 4.8% TTC fees payable by the buyer - Average amount of the share of current charges 7,000 €/year - Estimated amount of annual energy expenses for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: 6,060€ ~ 8,200€This description has been automatically translated from French.

HAUTS DE FRANCE - BETHUNE Ideally located in the heart of Béthune, a stone's throw from the shops and bustle of the town center, this exceptional property enjoys a privileged location and is steeped in history. Built on the site of the former residence of the Prince of Ghistelles in the 18th century—which notably welcomed Louis XV during his visit in July 1744—it still retains some remarkable vestiges within its wooded grounds. This majestic residence, perfectly maintained and in excellent condition (new roof), elegantly combines historical charm with high-end amenities. With approximately 370 m² of living space on two levels, it boasts beautiful, light-filled rooms: • 4 bedrooms with 4 bathrooms, • 2 offices, • 3 reception rooms, including an elegant billiard room, • a kitchen and dining room. • a large veranda opening onto the landscaped grounds. A brand new separate one-bedroom apartment (45 m²) is ideal as a master suite, guest accommodation or to generate additional rental income. An insulated and partitioned attic of approximately 170 m² offers numerous possibilities for conversion (wellness area, additional bedrooms, recreation room, etc.). There is also a large, dry cellar, with several wine cellars and the boiler room (gas central heating). Outside, the wooded grounds of approximately 1,300 m² are a true haven of greenery in the city center. There is a garage for two vehicles, accessible via a separate entrance from the street. Energy class: E Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €8,180 and €11,140 per year. Average energy prices indexed for 2021, 2022, and 2023. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

On the outskirts of the Citadel of Montreuil-sur-Mer, Sotheby's Le Touquet presents this fully renovated 18th-century townhouse, combining heritage, elegance and modern comfort. Spanning 330 m² across three floors, it offers spacious and light-filled rooms, comprising six en-suite bedrooms – three of which are currently used as guest rooms – a lounge with a fireplace, a study and an extra-large kitchen surrounded by extra-large glazed openings, reminiscent of a studio’s skylight, opening onto the outside. A linen room, ample storage space and superb cellars complete the property. Outside, a terrace and garden (part of which is still available for building), a heated pool, and a workshop for storage round off this property. This property, an extremely rare find in the historic centre, is a genuine opportunity for those seeking an exceptional family home, blending history and charm whilst offering the potential for rental income.

Built in 1781 on a 1.3-hectare plot, to the designs of architect Giraux-Sannier, this beautiful Louis XVI-style residence has benefited from careful, high-quality renovation. This superb residence also offers gîtes and bed and breakfast accommodation, with an excellent rental income and optimum occupancy rate. As soon as you step through the gates, you are greeted by a feeling of refinement, as the landscaped exterior enhances this superb building. The entrance gallery leads to the reception rooms, which face the park and offer uninterrupted views. Herringbone parquet flooring, mouldings, high ceilings and marble fireplaces are all symbolic elements underlining the classic codes of French art de vivre, which blend harmoniously here with the contemporary spirit of the decor. This magnificent residence offers a complete parental area on the ground floor, 3 suites on the 1st floor and a suite with shower room and separate toilet, 1 large bedroom and a library lounge on the second floor. Everything has been designed to provide a living environment that is as warm as it is functional (separate entrances, laundry and storage rooms, etc.). A beautiful wine cellar completes the main building. In the outbuildings, 2 comfortable, cosy gîtes with pellet stoves have been converted, one in the former stables, where there is also a separate jacuzzi area, and the other in the former bread oven and grain store. A heated, south-facing outdoor swimming pool completes this exceptional property. The gîtes and chambres d'hôtes business, in the heart of the highly sought-after Vallée de la Course, boasts an excellent rental income and a high occupancy rate. A unique place, where history meets contemporary comfort, in a setting of unspoilt nature. Garage, 8-car car park, electric hook-up point.

Ideally located in the heart of the town, right next to the Grand Place de Béthune and its famous belfry, this magnificent freestone mansion house, built in 1920, is above all the bearer of a history. Set in nearly 2,000 sqm of wooded parkland enclosed by high walls, and located on the ruins of a former 16th-century Franciscan convent, some of the remains of which are still listed as historic monuments, This exceptional residence was built on the site of one of France's first sugar factories, created in Béthune in 1818 by the owner of the site, the Dellisse-Engrand family, who discovered a process for transforming sugar from beet pulp that paved the way for the development of the sugar industry in northern France. It is from this dual historical and industrial past that this superb building draws its roots and its character. Now entirely renovated by Master Craftsmen and Compagnons du Devoir, with a focus on excellence and tradition, it offers a range of exceptional services of the highest standard, making it a truly outstanding product. Spread over three floors, the building spans almost 1,000 sqm and offers on the ground floor an immense reception room of more than 110 sqm, with high ceilings, very bright and overlooking the park and the ruins of the old church, as well as a smoking room, a kitchen and a scullery. The first floor features a lift to five elegantly decorated themed lounges and a new reception room. The second floor, also served by a lift, comprises two luxury flats, each around 100 sqm in size and fully renovated and equipped. In addition, the plot has planning permission and, subject to compliance with town planning regulations, could be used to build any number of extensions (swimming pool, outbuildings, etc.). Perfectly integrated into its urban surroundings, this very high quality town house is the very image of luxury and refinement enriched by the traces of history. Situated 40 km from Lille and 150 km from Brussels, Béthune is only 1h20 from Paris by TGV. Its position on the A26 motorway, known as the Autoroute des Anglais, means that you can quickly reach England via Calais by Eurostar, Shuttle or Ferry. Energy class : A Climate class : A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 4120 euros and 5120 euros per year. Prices indexed to 1 January 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr