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Conty: Authentic presbytery with a church and a river in a large garden
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| Bedrooms: 3 | |
Year Built: |
| Bathrooms: 1 | |
WCs: 1 |
| Floors: 2 | |
Garage Size: 1 |
| # Outbuildings: 2 |
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Type: Any |
| Locality: Village | |
Plot (m˛): 100 |
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| Status: No Response | |
Added: 29/06/2006 |
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Property Description:
FRANCE – Picardy - 1 hour from Paris – 25 mn from Beauvais Airport (Oise)- 1 hour from the seaside
Residence intensely poetic, located in a rare site, within a charming little village:
Presbytery maintained as it was, facing —with no house opposite— the steeple, the aisle and the nave of a16th century church, a parish garden full of exquisite trees, bushes and flowers and
a nice little flowing river
1/ The enclosed garden (1300 m2) is surrounded by:
- On the front side, the presbytery with slates from Touraine and ochre facades,
- On the left side, the steeple, the aisle and the nave of a 16th century church
(with three pictured glass windows viewed from the house) and a sacristy,
- In the back, a nice flowing stream with its sides arranged and flowered
- On the right side:
* Two outbuildings with roughcast and stales
(which can be turned into individual houses – each 12m2)
* An other large outbuilding facing the garden
(which can be turned into a winter garden)
2/ The house (in very good repair)
- Basement in bricks, thick stoned walls with old-fashioned daub,covered with stales from Touraine)
. 100 hundred-square metres on one floor, five rooms (viewing the garden),entirely furnished in ancient style at once:
- Vestibule, large kitchen/ dining room (with high Picard fireplace and ancient flagstones)
- Corridor leading to three bedrooms entirely maintained in ancient style (wooden floor, fireplaces,…) and a small fourth room,
- Bathroom
. a 100 hundred-square metres attic (potentially turned into 5 or 6 new rooms)
. Covered garage (located between the house and the church)
Ancient tables, chairs, mirrors, beds, tapestry, carpets, engravings and household and garden goods belong to this place: I hand them down to those who acquire it… with the house’s and garden’s soul.
More pictures on http://presbytere.unblog.fr
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