private mansions for sale Amiens, France

Located 2 hours from Paris, in the Somme, in Abbeville, a 19th-century residence, its outbuildings, and its garden. Crossing the large ornate gate, the house, set back from the street, consists of a main body and two wings, one of which is pierced by a porch allowing access to the rear garden and outbuildings. Built at the end of the 19th century, it is elevated to three levels on a raised basement that has been converted. The façade, which combines dressed stone and red brick, is topped with a Mansard roof made of slate and zinc.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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.

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.

Located in the lower town of Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, at the heart of the Somme Bay, this character property features over 390 sqm of living space across several buildings arranged around a private courtyard. The main residence opens on the ground floor with an entrance gallery leading to two lounges, a dining room, a kitchen, and a utility room. The first floor comprises four bedrooms, while the second level offers over 150 sqm of convertible attic space for future expansion projects. A first outbuilding of 140 sqm, including a living room and three bedrooms, completes the estate, making it ideal as a guest house or a holiday rental. A second two-room outbuilding allows for the practice of a professional activity. The property ensures complete autonomy with two entirely independent entrances for each building and includes a secure private garage with space for several vehicles.This rare opportunity on the market requires some renovation work.

In Compiègne, near the castle, a private mansion from the 18th century, between courtyard and garden, with its two parking spaces. In a quiet street in the city center, a tall gate framed by stone walls opens onto a paved honor courtyard, sheltered from view. It leads to a private mansion built in the mid-18th century, later renovated in the 19th century, with an area of approximately 500 m² arranged in an L-shape and rising over three levels. The plastered walls feature large windows with small panes equipped with shutters, regularly arranged. The two-sided roof with flat tiles is punctuated by dormer windows. The southwest exposure allows for good sunlight in the residence and outdoor spaces. The courtyard, bordered by a first leafy garden, reveals an imposing facade divided into eight bays through which a second garden located on the other side of the building can be glimpsed. On the garden side, the property opens onto a second street through a separate gate that serves as an additional access point as well as to a stone outbuilding that houses a garage for two vehicles and has potential for development on the upper floor. The land extends over approximately 1,140 m². The private mansion consists of ten rooms, including several reception areas and seven bedrooms, spread over the three levels.This description has been automatically translated from French.

The Marc Foujols agency is pleased to present this exceptional private hotel, ideally located in the heart of the imperial city. This very rare property in the city center is captivating due to its remarkable volumes, perfectly preserved noble materials, and timeless elegance. The residence opens onto a spacious entrance leading to a double reception of over 50 m², crossing and bathed in light, a characterful library office, a dining room, and a dining kitchen overlooking the exteriors, complemented by a back kitchen with laundry/lingerie space. Upstairs, a landing leads to a master suite of over 50 m² with a dressing room, storage, bathroom, and shower. On this floor, you will also find three additional bedrooms and another shower room. The second floor reveals a large games/billiard room and several versatile rooms that can be arranged according to your needs. A superb vaulted cellar completes this set. A well-maintained house. Outside, the property opens onto a walled garden, a true haven of peace in the heart of the city, and also includes an outbuilding with a double garage and convertible upstairs. You will also find for the exteriors, a paved courtyard, a large terrace, numerous parking spaces, and a garden shed/workshop. An exceptional living environment, just steps away from monuments, schools, and shops in a calm and green setting.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Marc Foujols Real Estate is proud to present a truly exceptional property, ideally located in the heart of Compiègne’s prestigious Golden Triangle, just a stone’s throw from the town center. This private mansion, fully renovated with high-quality materials, offers an elegant and refined living environment. The property is arranged over three independent levels. The ground floor features a beautiful living space with a double reception room, fireplace, and a high-end fitted kitchen opening onto the garden. The two upper levels each host a spacious apartment with a large living room, fitted kitchen, three bedrooms, dressing room, and modern bathrooms. A 35 sqm garden-level studio completes the property, offering flexibility for guests or additional rental income. The basement includes a wine cellar. At the rear of the property, a fully renovated outbuilding features a stunning 100 sqm reception hall, three suites with en-suite bathrooms and dressing rooms—one of which is on the ground floor—an artist’s workshop, and a double garage. The entire estate is arranged around a beautifully landscaped walled garden, facing south, peaceful, and suitable for a swimming pool. This rare property is suitable for a wide range of projects, whether as a main residence, a prestigious investment, or for professional or event-related use.

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.

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 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.

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

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

DOUAI - City center NAPOLEON III style private hotel perfectly renovated with an area of approximately 800m2, set on 3000m2 of land. On the ground floor: Entrance gallery. Independent cloakroom. Entrance hall. Living room with herringbone parquet flooring and original carved woodwork. Small living room. Dining room. Independent kitchen. Fully equipped back kitchen. On the first floor: Imperial staircase under a glass roof. 3 bedrooms, of which 2 are en suite with bathrooms. 1 office/library. 1 living room. 1 dressing room that can serve as a 4th bedroom. 1 laundry room. On the last 2 levels: Currently arranged as guest rooms with private bathrooms. Living rooms. Laundry room. Terrace. Wooded parkland designed in the French style. Garage. Cellars. Remarkably preserved, the property boasts many restored period features. 10 minutes from the train station. 35 minutes from LILLE.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Location: on the outskirts of Île de France; in the Eure, between the Val d'Oise, the Oise and the Seine Maritime; 1 hour 15 minutes from Paris via the A15 or the A13; an hour from Rouen; 35 minutes from Cergy or Beauvais and its airport. Situated in the heart of a historic town in the Norman Vexin, this beautiful 18th century mansion has been tastefully renovated. It is composed of a main living space, two wings, a barn and a small pavilion in the garden. The main living space presents elegant reception areas with fireplaces and five beautiful bedrooms (four of which overlook the garden). An apartment has been installed in the left wing, there is excellent potential for additional development in the right wing. The renovation stands out for its attention to detail and its respect for the original spirit of the property. The old stables have been converted into a garage, workshop, storage and gardening spaces. The outdoor spaces include a beautiful paved courtyard and a landscaped garden. It all sits in the immediate vicinity of the nearest shops and schools.

In the heart of Chantilly, in one of the most sought-after neighborhoods of the “horse capital,” just steps from the château and boasting a remarkable view of the racetrack, Barnes Propriétés & Châteaux presents this exceptional property, embodying a rare art of living that blends heritage elegance with absolute discretion. Spanning approximately 700 m² of living space, the residence is set within an enclosed garden of over 2,000 m², completely secluded from the street, a true private oasis of greenery in the heart of the city. Behind a stately and well-preserved façade, the property reveals an elegant entrance vestibule, leading into a grand hall that opens onto spacious reception areas. Several separate living rooms, a formal dining room, and a library form a refined ensemble, perfectly suited to family life as well as the most demanding receptions. This mansion currently offers 7 bedrooms, complemented by several additional rooms currently used as offices. A third floor, currently suitable for conversion, offers remarkable potential with the possibility of creating several additional bedrooms, allowing the property to be adapted to the highest standards of hospitality. The property captivates with the quality of its historic features, its architectural balance, and its unique atmosphere, which is both warm and decidedly stately. The property’s energy efficiency is particularly impressive given the age of the building. Located in a discreet and sought-after neighborhood, this property is ideal for a discerning international clientele, including enthusiasts of character homes, horse stable owners, and those seeking an exclusive residence in the immediate vicinity of Paris. A unique property, both sophisticated and discreet, designed for a discerning clientele. Confidential listing – full details and viewings available upon request. This property is presented by Sandrine Connell - EI Real Estate Agent - +33 (0)7 84 42 15 76 Information on the risks associated with this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

In the heart of the historic center of Senlis, this private mansion listed as a Historical Monument represents a rare heritage opportunity due to its location, volume, and restoration potential.Set on a plot of approximately 1,979 m², the property develops nearly 1,185 m² of floor space, spread over a basement, an entresol, a ground floor, and two upper floors. The property requires complete renovation, offering its future buyer the chance to reinvent a grand character estate while respecting its architectural identity.Its status as a Historical Monument may also provide, under certain conditions, an especially attractive tax framework for eligible restoration works. This scheme is aimed particularly at buyers wishing to combine an exceptional residential project, heritage enhancement, and regulated tax optimization.It is worth noting that a study has been conducted to consider the creation of around 15 apartments with parking and cellars. This option remains possible, although it is not the main focus today, which is now more directed towards reinventing a grand heritage house.A rare property on the market, intended for a buyer sensitive to history, architecture, and the transmission of exceptional heritage.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In a historic municipality of Oise, a renovated 18th-century residence, quiet in its enclosed garden. In the historic center, a porch leads to the property and onto the garden, set back from the street and sheltered from view. The facade of the residence features a sober and regular stone facade, rhythmically aligned with windows and shutters. The house, built in the 18th century and later redesigned in the 19th century, offers a surface area of 286 m² spread over three levels. The garden-facing facade combines dressed stone and light plaster. The openings, wider and complemented by contemporary bay windows, promote the connection of the rooms with the outside and allow light to flood in. The renovation was carried out with care, respecting the old structure and incorporating quality materials. The house includes nine rooms, five of which are bedrooms. A vaulted cellar is established over two levels. A closed garage for two vehicles, accessible from the street via the porch, allows access to the back of the property. The entirely enclosed garden extends over approximately 475 m². It consists of a lawn punctuated by various plantings and transitions into a paved terrace that connects with reception areas. At the back of the plot, remnants of the Gallo-Roman ramparts from the 3rd century remain visible.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Co-Exclusive Listing. Located in Lille Royale, just steps from the Grand Place and the bustling shops of Old Lille, this rare and sublime mansion was built in the late 17th century and remodeled in the 18th and 19th centuries. Access is through a beautiful carriage door leading to a large inner courtyard, providing parking for 3 or 4 vehicles and featuring 2 garages on either side of the main entrance. The charming street-facing facade from the mid-19th century, adorned with a lovely wrought-iron balcony, houses a completely independent Type 4 unit, perfect for an office. The main mansion, at the back of the courtyard and adorned with a beautiful glass canopy, is spread over three levels with a pleasant layout. The entrance is through a spacious blue stone hall that opens to the right onto a large living room with finely gilded Louis XVI woodwork, featuring a Mondrian-inspired rhythm of great quality. On the garden side, a second living room with a wood-burning fireplace and a spacious dining room offer a peaceful view of the terrace and garden. The individual kitchen, located on the courtyard side, is equipped and decorated with old tiles, reflecting the house's origins. All reception rooms feature superb herringbone oak parquet floors and impressive ceiling heights (4.20 meters). Access to the upper floors is via an elegant staircase with a stunning skylight designed by architect Carlier in the 1980s. On the first floor, the garden side hosts a magnificent master suite with a spacious bedroom, dressing room, and a complete bathroom connected to a second bedroom overlooking the garden. The courtyard side has two beautiful bedrooms, each with its private bathroom. Most floors are adorned with beautiful solid elm parquet. The second floor includes four charming bedrooms, each with a distinct style, including two with private bathrooms. The mansion is partially excavated and has ample storage cellars, a wine cellar, and a vast attic. The garden side features a beautiful facade of Poitiers stone. The perfect exposure and well-treed garden allow full enjoyment of the tranquility of this exceptional location, free from any noise disturbances. The property also includes two garages and a lovely inner courtyard with parking for 3/4 vehicles, as well as six cellars. The location is unique, on one of the most beautiful streets in Old Lille, just steps from schools, transport, the Grand Place, and the chic restaurants and boutiques of Old Lille.

Exceptional private hotel – Vieux-LilleIn the heart of the highly sought-after Vieux-Lille, just a few steps from the Grand Place and the Citadel, discover this rare real estate ensemble composed of two adjacent and interconnected buildings, offering a unique potential. Building No. 56, a prestigious R+3 building, boasts a generous surface area of 933 m². It immediately captivates with the remarkable quality of its interiors: elegant volumes, period elements, authentic charm... A true gem for lovers of character properties. Building No. 60, an R+2, offers an additional 385 m², allowing for numerous configurations. The upper floors are currently used for residential purposes, while the ground floors and basements provide space for non-residential uses (offices, hotels, coliving...). A magnificent entrance porch completes the ensemble and gives the property a noble and discreet appearance, typical of the finest addresses in Vieux-Lille. An outdoor space with potential. A rare property on the market, combining a premium location, exceptional volumes, and strong potential for appreciation.This description has been automatically translated from French.

There are places that seem to have been built like memory factories. In the heart of Lambersart's old town, this majestic 530 m² residence doesn't just boast prestigious features. It tells a story: that of a vibrant family home, designed to stand the test of time and witness generations grow up. Here, the cut stone and parquet floors aren't museum pieces; they are the stage for a joyful and abundant life. Crossing the threshold of this neo-Flemish building is to open oneself to a world of sensations. The extraordinary vestibule, with its marble checkerboard floor and stone staircase, leads to the grand dining room, majestic in its proportions, which invites dinners that linger on. One can already imagine oneself there, surrounded by friends, celebrating 'until the wee hours' under the high ceilings, where laughter still echoes long after the last guest has departed. This is a celebratory room, the beating heart of successful receptions. Beyond this, life revolves around the 80-square-meter double living room and its period fireplaces. Evenings here take on a fairytale quality, enhanced by the magnificent Delftware tiles, the walls draped in floral wood paneling entirely sandblasted with eggshell and updated with modern paint. One settles by the fire, the crackling of the flames the only sound, to listen to stories of elders or share the secrets of the younger generation. Each living room becomes a haven of tranquility, a refuge from the tumult of the world. Ascending the grand staircase with its wrought-iron railing, we arrive at the first floor, which leads to four large bedrooms and three bathrooms. The master suite, with its 30 square meters of light and its marble bathroom, evokes the discreet and timeless luxury of grand homes of yesteryear. Higher up, under the eaves, the 160-square-meter second floor reveals itself as a territory of exploration. With its five bedrooms and separate kitchen, it's a children's kingdom, a place for forbidden games and endless reading, offering a sweeping view of a 1,000-square-meter garden. Here, between the Zen pool, the large terrace, its balustrade, and the centuries-old trees, time seems suspended, captured within the embrace of this intimate setting. While the bay window, the materials, and the architectural details recall the splendor of the early 20th century, it is the fluidity of the spaces and the contrast of materials that make this house so contemporary. It is a jewel, certainly, but a jewel to be worn every day. Each room has been designed to make life easy, whether there are two or twenty people. This home is not just a place to live; it is a legacy. With its 210 m² of cellars and its attic under a metal frame, it offers a space for the expression of tomorrow's dreams. It is a rediscovered 'Combray pavilion' in the heart of Lambersart, an architecture of the soul where every detail?from the cut stone to the delicate moldings?is a Proustian madeleine waiting to be savored. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr ENERGY RATING: E CLIMATE RATING: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: approximately euros17,870. Contact: Nicolas MONTILLIER - +33 7 83 56 23 76 - RSAC 524.212.479 Tourcoing