luxury real estate for sale Calvados, France (page 31)

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Ref.4169: Elegant 11th C.priory for sale in Suisse Normande. This elegant priory was built in Calvados, at the forefront of the famous Suisse Normande, at the gateway to the capital of William the Conqueror's duchy. Away from civilization, in a privileged setting combining agricultural plains and wooded areas and wooded areas, at the end of a dead-end road, 8 centuries of history are on offer to enthusiasts the charm of a remarkably authentic estate. An almost monastic silence recalls the philosophy of the place and enriches the extraordinary ambience of serenity and well-being that cannot fail to meet the most demanding requirements. The property benefits from an ideal geographical location, flirting to the west with the urban world. Services and shops worthy of a town of 10,000 souls, while to the east it borders the renowned Suisse Normande, a land of excellence for nature sports (canoeing, paragliding, climbing, water skiing, motorboating, hang-gliding, bungee jumping, hiking, golf, horse-riding, hunting, fishing,guinguettes....). The region's wide range of high-quality activities is protected by the Natura 2000 label, which is designed to protect the biotope and the environment. Proximity to major roads and means of communication make it easy to get around. Functional, this property is ideal for family and professional projects, whether as a primary or secondary residence, or even as a holiday home. The priory takes the form of a relatively square enclosure, enclosed by four main buildings arranged around a courtyard of honour and completed by protective stone walls. In the background are the church and the ruins of an imposing tithe barn. The only entrance is to the south via two superb 4th-century ogival doors, one reserved for carts, the other for pedestrians. The main dwelling is adjoined by a double angled building, now used for events. The main dwelling features an almost identical three-storey stone façade, topped by a tiled roof. The overall effect is one of classicism, with perfectly symmetrical openings. The entrance is modest, with a simple ogival door in the center of the dwelling. With a living area of around 180 sqm excluding attic space, the dwelling is distributed as follows : Ground floor : small entrance facing a straight, simple staircase. To the right, dining room with stone fireplace and wood-burning stove (terracotta floor tiles / lime-rendered walls). Kitchen and scullery to follow (terracotta floor tiles). WC (terracotta floor tiles). Left, living room with large stone fireplace and wood-burning stove (carpeting / exposed stone and plaster / painted joists). Room to follow, currently used as storeroom. First floor : landing and corridor leading to three bedrooms with parquet flooring, one of which adjoins a bathroom. Access to the attic, which is largely convertible. The overall structure is in good condition, with some finishing work in progress. Ceiling heights range from 2.42 m to 2.48 m on the ground floor and 2.66 m on the first floor. The outbuildings: 1. APPENDIX : located back from the dwelling, this consists of two adjoining stone buildings, one of which has two levels. The main part is a vast cathedral-shaped reception room of 120 sqm, which can accommodate up to 100 guests. An adjoining room can accommodate up to fifteen guests in a more quiet setting. Disabled WC. Fully equipped professional kitchen. Legally compliant safety standards. Rear access for caterer. The first floor features a vast dormitory with a dozen beds, water/shower facilities and high-quality WC. The dormitory is a luminous space, adorned with beautiful period floor tiles, and benefits from a roof structure of rare and atypical beauty. An overhanging bedroom is reserved for 'newlyweds' ... who cannot be guaranteed perfect privacy! A terrace can be accessed from the dormitory, probably the former priest's room, adjoining the church, but now open to the sky... with only a beautiful monumental fireplace to decorate it. 2. SAINT-PIERRE CHURCH : the first stone dates back to 1072, with completion probably in the 14th century. Listed as a historic monument in 1929, it was long neglected and doomed to oblivion until the end of the 20th century, when the Bâtiments de France carried out a conservative-style renovation. The column capitals, vaults and windows are elegantly crafted. The capitals are adorned with beaded tracery, canelure or gadroons, flowers, foliage and other varied ornamentation. The arched windows are adorned on the outside with a beaded torus that frames them completely. The church has now been rescued and largely restored, and the floor can now boast flagstones, which the owner of the premises has made available by chance or by judicious research. 3. THE DIME BARN: slightly set back from the church, the ruins of this immense building remain, and will now be difficult to save. 4. THE OUTBUILDING: located on the courtyard side, this large building was probably designed to house the farm's animals. It consists of two separate parts, all in good condition and recently re-shingled. Attic. The floor area is around 100 sqm. 5. AUVENT: located right next to the main entrance, it now serves as a perfect carport. Its less noble Eternit roofing stands out, and will be the subject of a forthcoming estimate. The property is set on a plateau with unobstructed, far-reaching views. A beautiful wooded area breaks the monotony to the west. To the east are horse parks with wooden lices and a vast parking area. Within the walls, the South brings light and warmth… A few trees and fruit trees adorn the surroundings, while roses and Virginia creeper add color to the buildings. An old kitchen garden awaits restoration of its surrounding walls and the 'green thumb' who will bring it back to life. The whole property covers around 4 hectares, including just over one hectare within the city limits. The owner is open to negotiations for a further fifteen hectares or so. NB : a wind farm project is planned for around 1.5 km to the south of the property. This situation should not affect the current view, which benefits from the presence of the building adjoining the porch. Current operating costs of around 7840 euros (table of charges available) IR credit of 2000 euros - Monument historique status. Cabinet LE NAIL - Lower Normandy - Mr Eric DOSSEUR : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20

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In a village just a few kilometers from Deauville, Honfleur and Pont l'évêque, stands a Manor dating from the 18th Century. Property of 360 sqm on a wooded park of 27,890 sqm, made up of 2 grasslands, a stable of 180 sqm on 2 levels which can be transformed into a home. A beautiful entrance with a wrought iron gate leads us to a wooded park of 27,890sqm not overlooked. We discover an entrance hall which accompanies us on the right side, a friendly room with wall frescoes and a small bar, extended by a kitchen, scullery and a dining room. A place where the charm of the past has been preserved. To the left of the entrance, a double living room of 39sqm will delight you with its spaces and its high ceilings, beautiful fireplaces, sculpted moldings and beautiful parquet flooring. Then an office that can be transformed into a bedroom with its bathroom allowing living on one level, and gives access to a beautiful place: 'the winter garden' of 18 sqm. Numerous storage spaces complete this level. A beautiful staircase leads to the 1st floor, which serves four bedrooms, one of which has its own bathroom and 2 shower rooms. A half-timbered room that can be used as a workshop with a zen and relaxing atmosphere, as well as an office with storage. On the second floor, four bedrooms and a bathroom allow you to get together as a family and enjoy beautiful living spaces for everyone. The Manor has a vaulted cellar with a surface area of 60 sqm or an attic of 100 sqm. Possibility of increasing the living space by 180 sqm by rehabilitating the stables into housing. Outside, the manicured gardens surrounding the Manor and the various terraces invite you to enjoy gentle and peaceful evenings in a bucolic setting. Plan renovation work. ENERGY CLASS: F / CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices as of January 1, 2021: between EUR13,637 and EUR18,451. The law requires that the energy performance level of the property, currently class F, is between class A and class E as of January 1, 2028. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr Cherryl, EI agent - RSAC: 524684859 CAEN

Luxury 19th-century Norman manor spanning around 300m² (3,229 sq ft) on 3 levels situated on around 1.3 hectares (3.21 acres) of grounds planted with trees and flowers. On the ground floor is a hall with vestibule, an office, a guest toilet, a large, bright living room with fireplace, a dining room and a kitchen opening ont a large south-facing terrace. On the first floor, a wide landing leads to three bedrooms sharing a shower room, a large en-suite bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and a bath/shower room, and a separate toilet. On the second floor, a wide landing with cupboards leads to 3 bedrooms sharing a shower room and a walk-in wardrobe, and separate toilet. On the basement level you’ll find a wine cellar, a utility room, a machine room with an oil tank, boiler and hot water tank equipped with a water softener and an after-beach shower with guest toilet. Charming old house requiring renovation also on the grounds. Set on around 1.3 hectares (3.21 acres) planted with pretty trees and flowers is a children’s playhouse and a natural lake supplied by a spring in the middle of which is a charming island used by swans and ducks. Fantastic fittings (double glazing, original parquet flooring, electric roller shutters, automated sprinkler system, outdoor lighting, etc.) and a rural setting 300m (330 yards) from the beach! Agency fees payable by vendor

Normandy, just 12 minutes from the centre of Caen. This entirely renovated 17th century chateau with several annexes is set in 5.50 hectares of grounds. An entrance hall leads to three living and reception rooms, a fitted kitchen with dining facilities opening onto a superb conservatory featuring a monumental fireplace, and a study. Upstairs a wide landing fitted as a study and a reading room leads to a near 50 sqm master suite with a shower room and dressing room, two bedrooms with bathrooms, and a separate wc. To the north is an old chapel which has been converted into a five-car garage for classic cars. The upper floor comprises a 70 sqm recreation room as well as a near 60 sqm apartment. To the south a second annex includes a ground-floor studio apartment, a wine cellar and several garages. The upper floor comprises two guest apartments. With stables comprising eight horse boxes. An ideal main or secondary residence a convenient distance from Caen and its amenities, and close to the landing beaches.

Close to Touques town center, in a quiet setting, traditional house built on 2000 m2 of enclosed land planted with trees. First floor: entrance hall, living-dining room with fireplace, conservatory, separate kitchen, two bedrooms, study, bathroom, toilet. First floor: beautiful workshop room, bedroom with dressing room, shower room. Basement with garage.

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Engel & Völkers Deauville invites you to discover a Normandy gem in Cabourg, an Anglo-Norman manor accompanied by its annex, situated as follows, in the heart of an enchanting park spanning over 1 hectare 300 : The 300sqm manor, spread across multiple levels, has skillfully preserved the charm of the buildings from the Belle Époque and the refined elegance of Normandy. On the ground floor, you will find an elegant reception area, a dining room, a kitchen, an office, a billiards room and access to the terraces. The first floor comprises a spacious landing leading to three bedrooms sharing a shower room, as well as a large ensuite bedroom with a dressing room and a bathroom with a shower, separate toilets. The second floor offers a wide landing with closets serving three bedrooms sharing a shower room and a dressing room, separate toilets. The complete basement houses a wine cellar, a laundry room, a technical room with a fuel tank, boiler, and water heater equipped with a water softener, as well as a beach return shower with separate toilets. The annex, with a surface area of 100sqm, is a blank canvas for your projects. Beautiful Manor only 300 meters from the beach, this Normandy manor is a haven of refinement amidst 1.3 hectares of tranquil nature, featuring a pond, a children's cabin, and an old house to renovate. A bucolic setting that has artfully preserved the charm of Belle Époque architecture and the refined elegance of Normandy, to be experienced just a few steps from the beach. Possibility to acquire two additional land parcels. DPE: D (143) - GES: D (43) Annual housing energy costs estimate: 3310-4540euros Property tax 2023: 6003 euros Fees paid by the seller Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr A gem nestled between land and sea, this property welcomes you to the Côte Fleurie. Immerse yourself in the charm of Normandy and easily explore the coastal beauty, just 300 meters from the beach.

This designer house is peacefully located 5 minutes outside of Honfleur and 20 minutes from Deauville. The garden level comprises an entrance opening onto a dining room, a billiards room/TV lounge or bedroom, a bathroom, a guest WC with cloakroom, a living room with fireplace backing onto a terrace, a separate fitted and equipped kitchen and a pantry. On the first floor, you will find a mezzanine area equipped with bookshelves, two bedrooms, a separate bathroom and a WC. On the second floor, there is a bedroom and a toilet, a bedroom, a separate WC, a shower room, a master suite with bathroom and toilet, and an empty room. The attic has been converted into a bedroom and an office space. The basement level houses a large cellar/utility room. Additional facilities include a garage and a garden chalet. The property sits on 5 hectares of private land, including 4 hectares of woods.

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Located 30 minutes from Deauville, overlooking the town of Dozulé, this former cider press dates back to 1936. It presents 160 sq.m of living area including a spacious fitted and equipped kitchen with dining area, a lounge/living room, a guest WC, three upstairs bedrooms and a bathroom with toilet. There is also a dovecote housing a garage and a 22 sq.m studio on the first floor (bedroom, bathroom with toilet, kitchenette). It all sits on 5800 sq.m of leafy grounds.

Surrounded by a flowered and tree-lined garden of around 3,000 m2, this spacious house, measuring just over 200 m2, benefits from beautiful volumes! The living room is around 70 m2! An insert fireplace adorns this space. It comes with a fitted and equipped open kitchen, a bedroom with water point, another bedroom with dressing area, a laundry room with shower, toilet. Upstairs: a landing room serving as a relaxation area leads on one side to a bedroom and a bathroom with toilet; on the other side a large room used for storage, a bedroom with closet, a shower room with toilet. Wine lover! You can store your bottles in an underground cellar. Parking side: You can park your vehicles either in the garage (with motorized door) or in the parking lot located in front of the house and which can accommodate at least 6 cars... Parts to store on each side of the garage. Covered drying rack. Bonuses! A covered barbecue area with double hearth, water point, location for fridge, worktop,... Suitable as a main or secondary residence... The countryside 10 minutes from Lisieux!

Deauville Tourgéville, just a few meters from the beach, Daniel Féau Deauville presents, in a fully-secured estate, a pretty Normandy house with its enclosed garden planted with trees. Ground floor: entrance hall, reception room with fireplace and terrace access, fitted and equipped kitchen, bedroom and guest toilet. First floor: three bedrooms, two shower rooms and toilet. Attic. Full basement with windows, including a large garage, a laundry room and a large room. The property is built on a 487 m² plot. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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Barnes Deauville is presenting, in a small and secure condominium, a house-like apartment with a fantastic unobstructed view of the sea. Composed of a hall with closet, veranda, eat-in kitchen, living room with insert fireplace and terrace access. On the lower level you’ll find a bedroom with a shower room. Guest toilet on the mid level. Two bedrooms, a shower room and bathroom with toilet upstairs. Top floor: attic bedroom. 53m² (570 sq ft) terrace with lap spa and Blue Lagoon jacuzzi with pop-up roof, two 108m² and 98m² (1,162 sq ft and 1,055 sq ft) private gardens. Also included: large utility room, self-contained and equipped studio apartment, closed garage with possibility of an electric charge point, exterior parking spaces and tennis court. Photos on request 1,235,200 € Agency fees not included - Agency commission: 5%VAT included Agency fees payable by buyer - Nombre de lots dans la copropriété: 4 - Montant moyen de la quote-part de charges courantes 3,600 €/yearly

Chalet Güttinger: A Historic Gem in the heart of Saint-Gatien forest Just 15 minutes from the hustle and bustle of Deauville and 3 mins from Pennedepie Beach, discover Chalet Güttinger, a historic treasure nestling in a verdant haven that offers complete peace and quiet and a bewitching sea view. Built in about 1820 by Ulrich Güttinger, an emblematic Swiss Romantic writer, this Helvetian-inspired chalet boasts a balcony-walkway and overhanging roof. Once surrounded by rhododendrons, hydrangeas and a luxuriant garden with greenhouses, a vegetable garden and an orchard, the chalet has provided the setting for famous horticultural festivals and literary and artistic events, attracting the likes of Victor Hugo, Alfred de Musset, Charles-Augustin Sainte-Beuve, Alexandre Dumas, Charles Baudelaire, Théophile Gautier, Frédéric Chopin and Gustave Flaubert. You can still feel their presence, like whispered reminders of their timeless works. In addition to the main chalet, now with walled-in windows and awaiting restoration, is a guest house, both stood on about 8.5 hectares (19.8 acres) of wooded grounds. Each building has a story to tell, from the holiday camps of the 1950s to the artistic effervescence of the 19th century. Listed as a historic monument for its roof and façades, this estate offers a unique opportunity for history and nature enthusiasts. Guided by our specialist heritage architect, who will know how to modernise this listed property in line with your needs, breathe new life into this site with a rich past, where the murmur of leaves and birdsong provide a soothing melody, and where the sea, like a backdrop, adds to the magic of the place. Chalet Güttinger is waiting for the person who will know how to bring its soul back to life, preserve its heritage and add a touch of modernity. A project for visionaries, history and nature lovers, a chance to own a piece of the French heritage. Alfred de Musset wrote about it in his private correspondence in these terms: “I am writing to you from Chalet de Güttinguer, where I have been for two days and where I would like to see you. I am under the spell of the Châlet and its forest. It's magnificent now. All day long I gaze at the sea, which is very nearby, as an onlooker watches water flow. I am dazzled by all these splendours”. Drone video on request. Your BARNES DEAUVILLE privileged contact: Hortense OZMU - +33 (0)6.61.37.87.12 Agency fees payable by vendor

Historical property boasting an exceptional sea view, located 15 minutes from Deauville and a few minutes from Pennedepie beach, in the heart of a vast forest overlooking the Seine estuary. The Chalet Guttinger, built by Ulric Guttinger at the beginning of the 19th century to escape Paris and its scandals, offers a journey back into the heart of French romanticism. It presents a typical Swiss-style balcony surrounding the house, affording views out to sea and over the forest. During balmy summer evenings, Frédéric Chopin played his nocturnal recitals here, Victor Hugo rehearsed his plays, and Musset recited his poems. Only the facades and the roof are classified as a historic monument. In need of comprehensive refurbishment, this chalet will allow you to create 500 sq.m of living space to your own preferences. A truly unique piece of architectural heritage in Normandy.

Close to Falaise, beautiful Norman property with stone manor house and numerous outbuildings, all built on approx. 2,5 hectares of land. The 290 sq.m manor house comprises on the first floor: a living room with its period fireplace, a large kitchen/dining room, a study, a shower room and toilet, and a laundry room. A beautiful old staircase leads to the second floor, which offers a suite with bathroom and shower, as well as a bedroom with its own shower room and toilet. The second floor offers a bedroom, a shower room with toilet, and a large dormitory. The second floor of the wine press includes a large reception room with kitchenette, a shower room with toilet, and a mezzanine bedroom. The first floor, currently used as a workshop and wine cellar, still contains the screw press. The property also boasts former horse stalls and cartage currently used as workshops and garages (approx. 350 sq.m). The property is enclosed by stone walls, out of sight and perfectly quiet, set in beautiful landscaped grounds planted with trees, bucolic setting.