private mansions for sale High-Normandy, France

Sole Agent. This magnificent mid 18th century private mansion is located in Verneuil sur Avre, a historic town on the edge of Normandy which was founded in 1120 by Henri Ier Beauclerc, the son of William the Conqueror. Boasting an exceptional architectural heritage, the town is classed as one of France’s 100 prettiest detours. The ensemble includes a near 810 sqm main house, an adjacent near 120 sqm annex, an elegant 600 sqm walled garden, a fitted terrace and a former orangery. No doubt one of the finest private mansions in historic Verneuil sur Avre. 60-page file by request.

RARE - EVREUX (27000) City center - 19th century residence (1870) with 400 m² of living space (+200 m² to renovate) on a wooded park of 2,200 m² without vis-à-vis, quiet and close to shops, private schools, activities for children. Property on 3 levels of 200 m² composed of: - on the ground floor: entrance hall, reception room, living room with fireplace, dining room with access to the family kitchen with fireplace, 2 offices and toilets. Beautiful ceiling height of 4.30 m, oak parquet floors, marble fireplaces and large terrace overlooking the garden without vis-à-vis and quiet. - on the 1st floor: 7 BEDROOMS, 2 bathrooms, 2 shower rooms, a living room and toilets. Beautiful ceiling height of 3.50 m and oak parquet flooring. - 2nd floor of the same size to renovate. - Full basement. A large GARAGE with 2 parking spaces, a 2-room OUTBUILDING of 58 m2, a GARDEN SHED with laundry room complete this property. Beautiful fittings, parquet floors, fireplaces, moldings. Beautiful ceiling height, exceptional volumes Automatic gate, recent heat pump, alarm. You will be seduced by the charm of this large FAMILY PROPERTY of 600 m², BRIGHT, enjoying an EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION in a QUIET and city center. Close to the SNCF train station connecting Paris in 1 hour (Saint-Lazare station) or by car via the A14. A few minutes walk from the cathedral. Possibility of dividing the plot and building a real estate program. POSSIBLE EXTENSION. IDEAL FOR MIXED USE - LIBERAL PROFESSIONS, multiple entrances. 2 SEPARATE ENTRANCES / 2 POSSIBLE ADDRESSES. For any inquiries or visits, contact Caroline LOGEAIS at 06 63 55 66 08.

In a pedestrian street in the historic centre of Rouen, an apartment of over 300 m² on the first level of a listed 18th-century hôtel particulier. The apartment belongs to a commonhold of six units at the start of a pedestrian street. A discreet carriage entrance with automated gates gives access to a first courtyard, which opens onto a large shared garden of mature trees and the parking spaces. Little about the building's plan has shifted since it was raised. It passed through several families of the Nobles of the Robe in the 18th century before coming, from 1829 to 1871, to Louis de Maupassant, grandfather of Guy de Maupassant; the writer lodged here as a boy while attending the city's Jesuit college, now the Lycée Corneille. Older institutions have left their traces in the party walls nearby — the former Hôpital du Roy, the house of the Oratorian Fathers, the Hôpital Sainte-Barbe — in a finial-carved post, a stone cartouche of scrollwork and small masks, a surviving bell. A listing in the catalogue of historic monuments protects the façades and roofs. Rusticated pilasters divide the bays of the main range, and a baluster guardrail fronts those of the second level. Five dormers punctuate the deep eaves of the Angers-slate roof.

Located in the heart of Évreux, this hotel-particular enclosed by walls, sheltered from view and in immediate proximity to shops, private schools, and family activities, is a magnificent 19th-century hotel (1870) offering 400 m² of living space (and over 200 m² to renovate) within a landscaped park of 2,200 m² without overlooking. On three levels, and with a full basement, this character property is captivating from the entrance with its generous volumes and preserved period décor: ceiling heights (up to 4 meters 30), oak parquet, marble fireplaces, and original moldings. Ground floor: spacious entrance hall, living room and dining room with fireplace, family kitchen with fireplace, offices, billiard room, and toilets. Direct access to a large terrace overlooking the garden. First floor: seven bedrooms, a home cinema room, two bathrooms, two shower rooms, a lounge, and toilets. Second floor: a complete plateau of approximately 200 m² to be rehabilitated according to your wishes. Full basement: cellars, laundry room, boiler room. Additionally, there is a garage, a two-room outbuilding, as well as a garden shed with a washing area. The whole benefits from beautiful modern amenities. Renovated plumbing, heating with 2 AUER heat pumps and thermodynamic water heaters. Insulation of the attic with 15 cm flooring and complete basement, ceiling insulation, roof structure renovated in 1970, copper and slate roofing, automatic gate, and alarm system. This large family property combines the charm of the old, light, and tranquility, in an exceptional location in the city center, just 1 hour from Paris Saint-Lazare (SNCF) or via the A14. Possibility of dividing the land and creating a building.Practical information: DPE: C - Primary energy consumption 164 kWh/m²/year GES: A - Emissions 5kg CO/m²/year Estimated amount of annual energy expenses for standard use: Between €4960 and €6740/year. Average energy prices indexed (including subscription) Selling price: 1,495,000 Euros H.A.I (Fees charged to sellers included.) Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the site: Géorisques. https://www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

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.