efficity Catherine FERRY

Built around 1750, this elegant Saint Jean brick house is ideally located, close to the city center, shops, and all services, within walking distance. With 274 m2 of living space, the house opens on the ground floor to an entrance hall leading to a room on the right with a fireplace, used as an office, and a former kitchen, which could be transformed into a master suite with a bedroom, bathroom, and dressing room to have a bedroom and a bathroom on the ground floor. On the left of the entrance, you access the living room (29 m2) with a fireplace and a fitted kitchen. A corridor also leads to a laundry room, guest toilet, boiler room, and technical room. The first floor of the house opens from the landing to a master suite consisting of a bedroom, a bathroom with toilet, a dressing room, and a second bedroom with closets, divided into 2 sleeping areas with a bathroom and a toilet. Possibility to create 2 bedrooms with separate entrances. The second floor has 2 bedrooms and a bathroom with toilet. Approximately 100 m2 of attic space can still be converted. A courtyard (110 m2) provides access to a workshop (6.80) and a storage building. The house opens onto a landscaped garden of 3436 m2 with a south-facing terrace. It also has a garage and a carport for 2 cars. Already in a countryside atmosphere but a few steps from shops and services, this house could ideally meet the needs of a main or secondary residence for a family. It could also be used for a tourist activity such as a bed and breakfast. 2 hours from Paris via the A13, 25 minutes from Honfleur, 30 minutes from Le Havre, and 15 minutes from the Bréauté train station (Paris/Le Havre line).

In the heart of a small village in the Bray region, an Anglo-Norman manor with outbuildings, spread over 2.6 hectares of land, just a few minutes from Gournay-en-Bray, Seine-Maritime (76), is for sale. Labeled as a ''Remarkable House,'' this residence, built between 1860 and 1870, was designed by its owner with the intention of displaying all the codes of 19th-century bourgeoisie. The house had several owners, with colorful stories until 1978, after which it remained in the same family. In its architecture, there are all the typical features of the neo-Norman style. Upon entering the house, the decorative characteristics of the Napoleon III era stand out, an eclectic style mixing past influences. At the entrance, a charming veranda invites leisurely strolls. Passing through the front door, the house opens onto a spacious entrance hall leading to a small living room with fireplace, a large living room with its amazing stone fireplace with high relief. Continuing on, the pantry leads to a kitchen, a toilet, a dining room, an office, and access to a veranda. A magnificent staircase leads to the first floor and a beautiful landing distributing 5 bedrooms, 1 shower room, 1 bathroom, and a toilet. The second floor offers 4 more bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with toilets. From the floor, you can access the north tower and enjoy, from its observatory in a beautiful space converted into a library, an extraordinary view of the property and the Brayonne countryside. With a living area of 453 m2, the house also benefits from a full basement. The manor is surrounded by 26,568 m2 of land, divided between a park with century-old trees and pastures. The manor has also benefited from major technological improvements (geothermal heating and photovoltaic panels). Around the house, there is an old greenhouse (to be restored), a small neo-Norman style caretaker's house, an outbuilding of about 144 m2 on the ground floor, which can be converted into a residence, as well as 2 lean-tos and 3 horse boxes. Just minutes from Gournay, shops, and all services, this bourgeois residence offers significant potential. Beyond being a family home, it can accommodate various tourist projects: lodges and guest rooms. 2 hours from Paris, 20 minutes from the Serqueux SNCF train station (Paris), 5 minutes from the Gournay-en-Bray train station (Rouen). Contact: Sébastien MILLOUR, commercial agent - Tel: 06.18.33.01.46 - RSAC No. 441 506 342 in Dieppe.

Ideal project for investors or event activities - Character property composed of a residential house and a building to be rehabilitated, on 62158 m2 of land, 9 minutes from Gournay-en-Bray, Seine-Maritime (76), for sale.<BR>The history of this character property located in a small village in the heart of the Pays de Bray dates back to the 11th century, where the first foundations were found. Over the centuries, it underwent many transformations and changes in use, from a manor, hunting lodge, to a grand farm with the industrialist Charles Gervais. The last constructions and transformations date back to the 19th century, following the destruction caused by the French Revolution of 1789. Acquired in 1999, the current owners decided to rehabilitate one of the two existing buildings to make it a living space. With 400 m2 of living space, the house offers on the ground floor, a spacious living room of 76 m2, opening onto the garden, an adjoining workshop, a fitted and equipped kitchen, a dining room, a living room with fireplace. On the first floor, a landing leads to 3 bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet, a shower room with toilet, a large living room of 60 m2 currently used as an office and cinema room. The second floor has 2 bedrooms, a shower room with toilet, and an attic. The house has a complete basement with a garage and the possibility of creating new activity spaces. In line with the residential house, there is a saddle room and the ''lad's'' room, a stable with 4 stalls and a convertible attic of 88 m2. Next is a workshop (50 m2) with toilet and wood stove, and an 80 m2 apartment to renovate. Beyond that are 2 kennels and 2 terraces. The second building, approximately 250 m2 of living space, needs complete rehabilitation. It consists of a house with a living room (50 m2) with a fireplace on the ground floor, a landing serving 2 rooms on the first floor, and an attic on the second floor. The wing of the house still offers another accommodation with 2 rooms, a stable, a room with access to the dovecote, and a convertible floor. On the property, there are also a pigsty and sheepfold, remnants of the grand farm. The property is surrounded by 62158 m2 of land. Mostly composed of pastures, the property also benefits from wooded areas with majestic tree species, as well as 2 rivers and a waterfall. This estate could ideally suit a real estate project or event activities with a reception hall, cottages, and bed and breakfast rooms. Shops and all services are 7 km away in Gournay-en-Bray. 1h30 from Paris/La Défense, 30 minutes from Beauvais airport, and 45 minutes from Rouen.