luxury real estate for sale Low-Normandy, France (page 49)

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Two dwellings nestled in Honfleur in northern France on an 871m² plot with a sea view, ideal as a guesthouse or family home. The property covers around 871m² of land. Two half-timbered houses stand next to each other. A passageway – roughly one and a half metres wide – separates these two fine buildings. They look down over the road and enjoy a sweeping view of the sea. The large house offers a floor area of around 145m². It is made up of three floors that lie above a basement. The house is used to rent out guestrooms. It includes four bedrooms, all of which offer a sea view. Two bedrooms have a living room with a sea-view balcony. Each bedroom has its own bathroom or shower room and all of them include a lavatory. The double living room offers a sea view and adjoins a separate kitchen, an office and another lavatory. The small house offers a floor area of around 77m². It includes a living room with a reception area, a dining area and an open kitchen with a scullery. A bedroom stands next to an office on the first floor. The bathroom has a window. It includes a bath, a shower and a lavatory. From the living room, a staircase leads to the second bedroom, which has sloping attic walls and a sea view. A small garden extends upwards behind the large house and offers a spectacular vista of the sea. A car park lies at the entrance. It offers space for six cars.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

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Ref.4189: Listed Manor for sale close to Mont-Saint-Michel. This charming 16th-century manor house, surrounded by a moat, is set in the heart of the bocage countryside and just 2 km from the centre of the nearby town. From the windows of the manor house, you can enjoy the beauty of the surrounding countryside from every angle. The peace and quiet of the surroundings is a source of serenity and rest. Mont-Saint-Michel is just 35 km away. The 16th-century manor house, surrounded by water and flanked by its towers, asserts its character at first glance. It comprises: Ground floor: a lounge and dining room with exposed beams and large, beautifully crafted fireplaces. These rooms open onto the park and countryside on both sides. A kitchen in the west tower and a bedroom with en suite shower room. A baluster stairway and a spiral stairway in the west and east towers lead to the upper floors. The first floor comprises three large bedrooms, each with its own bathroom or shower room. The second floor comprises a bedroom and attics. The total floor surface area is approx. 270 sqm. The outbuildings: -The pavilion in the south courtyard has a laundry room and shower room on the ground floor and a studio flat with mezzanine on the first floor. This dwelling needs to be refurbished. -16th century listed chapel -Bakehouse -Wine press The manor house is nestled in 14,83 acres of parkland. It is planted with beautiful trees and features a moat, a pond and a small stream. This exceptional natural setting will delight lovers of the countryside. Cabinet LE NAIL - Border of Brittany - South Manche department - Mr Hervé du TEILLEUL : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Hervé du TEILLEUL,Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 529 486 136 We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

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A 16th-century manor house set in 6 hectares of grounds in the south of the Cotentin peninsula. At the junction of a departmental road, a 900 m-long track leads to the driveway up to the manor house, which faces south. The first thing you see are two buildings. On one side there is an old bakery, and on the other, a larger building used as a warehouse for agricultural equipment. Further on you come to a chapel, dated 1712 according to an inscription on the pediment of its arched door. The driveway spans the moat surrounding the manor house, which is bordered at the back by a pond. The main facade is flanked at either end by two towers with narrow openings typical of 16th century fortified houses. The roof is made of slate. A second building from the same period is opposite it. Finally, a last building borders the pond: an old barn with a hayloft.

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A masterfully renovated building complex in lush grounds that cover seven hectares, nestled in France's beautiful Perche province. A quiet country lane snakes through tree-dotted countryside of small fields to reach the property, hidden behind well-trimmed hedges. Tall wrought-iron gates open onto a driveway lined with trees and rows of hornbeams. It leads to the three main buildings set out around a court. The driveway and court are both gravelled. Next to the three houses, another two buildings and lime-rendered low walls form an enclosure where a swimming pool could be built. Around the buildings, the beautiful seven-hectare grounds are made up of lawns, hedges and pasture. Woods look out across them.

An 18th century mansion house and its garden, both listed as French Historic monuments, in the so-called “Little Norman Versailles” on the Cotentin Peninsula. Administrative capital of the Cotentin Peninsula from the Middle-Ages through to the 18th century, Valognes is a royal town and an important legal centre. As of the reign of Louis XIV, the flourishing town saw the construction of a large number of mansion houses, of which about forty or so still exist today. The “Hôtel Dorléans” stands slightly set back off a square, on the corner of a street. On the side, a large gateway, decorated with protruding quoins, opens into a paved courtyard that borders the rear facade and a stairway tower. Two stairways provide access to a garden laid out on a higher level than the house. A double garage can be reached via an adjacent street.