11 Grosvenor Square has been refurbished to a very high standard while retaining its many original period features. South easterly facing rear garden 21m x 8.5m. The accommodation over three levels is bright and spacious with beautifully proportioned rooms at an overall floor area of approximately 265sq.m(2,860sq.ft) comprising of 3 reception rooms, study, kitchen, utility, shower room, 4 bedrooms with master bedroom, dressing room and ensuite, bathroom and wc. The large entrance hall is warm and inviting with ornate coving and the drawing room and living room are instantly appealing with lots of natural light. The study has a lovely aspect overlooking the rear garden. The kitchen is bright and spacious on the garden level and leading directly through double doors to the rear sunny south easterly facing rear garden. The utility room, guest bedroom and shower room are also on the garden level. On the first floor there are three bedrooms with the master bedroom ensuite and dressing room, family bathroom and wc. The rear garden has a sunny south easterly facing aspect with off street parking through an electronic gate. Convenient and attractive location overlooking the lawns and bowling greens of Grosvenor Square, close to the villages of Rathmines, Rathgar, Ranelagh and Harold?s Cross. An abundance of amenities are literally on your doorstep.
ntroducing this truly fabulous 4 bed detached home located just off the Dublin Road in Kingscourt, Naas. This property is in superb condition throughout boasting very spacious accommodation and modern, bright décor. No. 26 offers many fine extras such as a 2nd livingroom, utility, master bedroom en suite, gas fired heating, plenty of off street parking to the front and a beautiful landscaped garden to the rear. Kingscourt is perfectly positioned beside Naas Racecourse just off the Dublin Road with Naas Town Centre and its host of amenities just a short stroll away. The M7, N7 motorways and the Arrow Train Station in Sallins are also in close proximity. Accommodation briefly comprises of and entrance hall, guest w.c., livingroom/diningroom, kitchen, utility & a family room. Upstairs, there are 4 bedrooms with master en suite and a family bathroom. Features Gas fired central heating. Overlooking green area. Decorated to a very high standard. Ideal family home in a central & sought after location. Near to the Arrow Train Station in Sallins. UPVC DG windows. Spacious accommodation. Large cobble locked driveway. Within walking distance to Naas Town Centre. In close proximity to the M7 &N7 motorways. Accommodation Entrance hall: Tiled floor, Ceiling coving & centrepiece, Alarm Guest w.c.: W.c., W.h.b. Family room: 2x4.3m Phone point, Laminate floor Sittingroom/Diningroom: 9.2x3.6m Wooden floor, Feature wooden fireplace with slate insert, Ceiling coving & centrepiece, TV point, Patio door to rear. Kitchen: 5.4x3.8m Modern shaker style kitchen, Granite worktop, tiled flooring, Island, Oven with hob & extractor fan, Integrated fridge freezer & dishwasher. Utility: Plumbed for washing machine & dryer. UPSTAIRS: Bedroom 1: 4.5x3.5m Double dimensions, Fully fitted wardrobes, TV point, Alarm. En suite: . W.c., W.h.b., Mira shower Bedroom 2: 3.1x3.3m Double dimensions, Built-in wardrobes. Bedroom 3: 2.5x3.3m Built-in wardrobes, Double dimensions. Bedroom 4: 2.9x2.7m Built-in wardrobes. Bathroom: Fully tiled walls & floors, Tub, Mira shower. Directions From Dublin City Centre-Take N7 Southbound-Continue straight, passing Red Cow Roundabout and Newlands Cross-Continue down the N7, take exit for Naas-Turn left after the sign for Naas Racecourse- Continue straight past the 1st estate and turn right into the Kingscourt Estate Viewing Details
ntroducing this truly fabulous 4 bed detached home located just off the Dublin Road in Kingscourt, Naas. This property is in superb condition throughout boasting very spacious accommodation and modern, bright décor. No. 26 offers many fine extras such as a 2nd livingroom, utility, master bedroom en suite, gas fired heating, plenty of off street parking to the front and a beautiful landscaped garden to the rear. Kingscourt is perfectly positioned beside Naas Racecourse just off the Dublin Road with Naas Town Centre and its host of amenities just a short stroll away. The M7, N7 motorways and the Arrow Train Station in Sallins are also in close proximity. Accommodation briefly comprises of and entrance hall, guest w.c., livingroom/diningroom, kitchen, utility & a family room. Upstairs, there are 4 bedrooms with master en suite and a family bathroom. Features Gas fired central heating. Overlooking green area. Decorated to a very high standard. Ideal family home in a central & sought after location. Near to the Arrow Train Station in Sallins. UPVC DG windows. Spacious accommodation. Large cobble locked driveway. Within walking distance to Naas Town Centre. In close proximity to the M7 &N7 motorways. Accommodation Entrance hall: Tiled floor, Ceiling coving & centrepiece, Alarm Guest w.c.: W.c., W.h.b. Family room: 2x4.3m Phone point, Laminate floor Sittingroom/Diningroom: 9.2x3.6m Wooden floor, Feature wooden fireplace with slate insert, Ceiling coving & centrepiece, TV point, Patio door to rear. Kitchen: 5.4x3.8m Modern shaker style kitchen, Granite worktop, tiled flooring, Island, Oven with hob & extractor fan, Integrated fridge freezer & dishwasher. Utility: Plumbed for washing machine & dryer. UPSTAIRS: Bedroom 1: 4.5x3.5m Double dimensions, Fully fitted wardrobes, TV point, Alarm. En suite: . W.c., W.h.b., Mira shower Bedroom 2: 3.1x3.3m Double dimensions, Built-in wardrobes. Bedroom 3: 2.5x3.3m Built-in wardrobes, Double dimensions. Bedroom 4: 2.9x2.7m Built-in wardrobes. Bathroom: Fully tiled walls & floors, Tub, Mira shower. Directions From Dublin City Centre-Take N7 Southbound-Continue straight, passing Red Cow Roundabout and Newlands Cross-Continue down the N7, take exit for Naas-Turn left after the sign for Naas Racecourse- Continue straight past the 1st estate and turn right into the Kingscourt Estate Viewing Details Purchase Incentives 7 Day Notice Lifestyle Activities Golf Suburban Town High Street Property Characteristics Detatched Newly Built Newly Decorated 2 Storey Property Features Pond Fixtures and Furnishings Alarm Barbecue Carpets Cooker Dishwasher Dryer Fax Fridge Microwave Satellite / Cable TV Shower Smoke Alarm Telephone Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t624401/
Location: Located south of Dublin and west of Hico in a desirable area near the Erath County line. Physical address is 5751 County Road 328, Dublin, Texas 76446. Access: There is road frontage on all-weather County Road 328. Main entrance is less than 1 mile from paved FM 1702. Trees & brush along the road frontage provide plenty of privacy. Good access is also available to the west side of the property located on a dead end road. Directions: From the intersection of Highway 377 & Highway 6 in Dublin, go east on Highway 6 about 1 mile until PM 1702. Turn right on FM 1702 and go south 10.5 miles to County Road 328 which is located just south of the small Edna Hill Community. Turn right on County Road 328 and go .9 miles to entrance that is a black steel gate with wagon wheel located on the south side of the road. Terrain: Rolling hills and scenic draws with approximately 80 feet of elevation change makes for an appealing setting. There are several scenic draws with great building locations surrounded by live oaks. Two ecological areas converge on this property. Limestone country has bluestem grasses & live oaks typical of Comanche County. Land transitions into sandy post oak country similar to the area around Dublin making this an extremely diverse property. There is also a dense mesquite flat in the middle of the property that looks like south Texas. Vegetation: Beautiful live oaks are plentiful. Other trees consist of pecans, post oaks, mesquites, cedars, and elms. Brush species such as elbowbush, lime prickly ash, sumac, wild plum, blackberry, bumelia, and greenbrier are beneficial to wildlife. Water: Underground water is thought to be very good. There is a well providing water to the home and at least one older well from the 1960s (not currently operable). There are 3 stock tanks holding water and 2 others that need work. Wildlife & Hunting: Deer and turkey are plentiful. There are also dove, quail, coyotes, hogs, and ducks in the fall months. Hunting is leased to a responsible group that takes care of the property. There are a couple large neighbors being 1600+/- acres and 2000+ acres that were part of the Lightning C Ranch. Cattle & Grazing: There are 19 cows and 1 bull that could be purchased. This property has been properly managed and pastureland is well taken care of. Fencing: A majority of the fencing is new 6-strand barbed wire with steel t-posts. There are 2 primary pastures with an old peanut field planted in grass and fenced separately making for a total of 3 fenced pastures. The south perimeter fence is mostly old high fencing that deer can jump over with a portion being new high fence. There is an older fence on the east side of property. Improvements: Steel cattle pens located on the west side of the ranch are in excellent condition. A second set of older, functional pens are located near the house. Home is 1035+/- square feet and is being sold "as is" with no value being placed on it. It serves as a great hunting cabin, but would need repairs to be a permanent residence. There is also a garage apartment nearby with 576 square feet of living space. School District: Dublin Independent School District. Electricitv: The home and garage apartment both have electricity to them. There is also an electric line crossing the property in a convenient location near a scenic building location.
In the heart of the French Alps, L’ecrin des neiges a hotel residence offers 1-bedroom fully equipped and furnished apartments and comes with an indoor swimming pool and a sauna. Property type Resale Leaseback Apartment Address Chamrousse Accommodation 1 bedroom Price €89K Size 35sqm Yield 4% Delivery Date Delivered Deposit 5-7% to Notary Personal Occupation 3 weeks The development:In the heart of the French Alps, only 35 minutes from Grenoble, the hotel residence L’Ecrin des Neiges offers 1-bedroom fully equipped and furnished apartments and features an indoor swimming pool and a sauna. Each 1-bedroom apartment at the Residence has a private south facing terrace with mountain views and can sleep 6 people. They also have a kitchen equipped with dishwasher and microwave. They comes with a private outdoor parking space and a ski locker. Ski equipment hire is available on site. The Location:The ski resort of Chamrousse is situated in the Belledonne area of the Isere department in the Northern Alps region and offers high altitude skiing suitable for all levels. The majestic mountain scenery towering above Grenoble is, for the most part, formed by the Belledonne range. Chamrousse is formed by the Recoin at 1650m and the Roche Beranger at 1750m. The ski-lift served area extends from 1420m to the Cross of Chamrousse at 2250m where a grand panorama englobes the mountain groups of Oisans, Grandes Rousses and Taillefer. There are 92 km of runs and 40 km of cross country trails laid out on the sunny and sheltered Arselle plateau. The resort also features a snowpark. The area is undergoing a considerable makeover at the moment with refurbished and new apartments in the Bachat Bouloud area with new ski lifts. Chamrousse was the 1968 Olympic ski resort hosting the men and women downhill events. It is where the French dream team of Goitschell and Killy passed into history. In addition, the resort is the most accessible ski resort in the Alps, as only 30 minutes from the main city Grenoble. Activities:Apart from skiing, there is much to do. Sledging, dog-sledging, paraskiing, snowbiking, mogul skiing (freestyle skiing), snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice-skating, swimming, climbing, ice-driving and torchlight descent each week are also available. Chamrousse is a fantastic family get-away with plenty of activities for everyone. Chamrousse in summer is a beautiful place to stay for nature lovers. Food – Local Specialities:Meat and cheese feature heavily in Alpine cuisine, with produce including Bleu du Vercors-Sassenage, Petafine, fish (trout) and dishes such as petafine, bleu du vercors, nuts, chartreuse (alcohol) and sausages. Typical dishes are raclette (melted cheese served with charcuterie), fondue (melted cheese) tartiflette (a gratin with potatoes and Reblochon cheese), and rissoles (pear pasty). Financing:We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you. The management company:Established in 1991, the management company exclusively managing this residence owns and operates hotels in the most beautiful regions and cities in France grouped under tourist residences. Investment Scheme:Rental lease ongoing (11 years)Rental income paid quarterly (€ 3561 / per year).3-weeks occupation. Access:Chamrousse is located 35 minutes from Grenoble, 60 minutes from Chambery and 110 minutes from Lyon.By car: From Grenoble follow signs on the Rocade sud exit 2.By train: There are regular direct high speed trains from Paris Gare de Lyon (3 hours).By plane: Regular flights from the UK (Gatwick, Stansted, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh, East Midlands, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, Manchester) to Grenoble Saint Geoirs airport (winter period), Chambery and Lyon are available.
Leaseback resale -Duplex apartment in St Georges d'Oleron with 3.96% guaranteed cash return Property type: Leaseback Resale Villa Address Saint Georges D'Oleron Sizes 35 sqm Prices 135,000 Deposit 5% Yield 3.96% guaranteed cash Terrace 15 sqm Accomodation 1 + cabine The Development: Located on the northern coast of the Island of Oleron, the Residence Les Sables Vignier is set in the island's oldest and largest village - Saint Georges d'Oleron, borded by 15 kms of beaches. The holiday residence is composed of 70 villas scattered in a closed park with beautiful pools and children's playground. It is adjacent to the beach of Sables Vignier with direct access through the dunes surrounded by a pine forest. An ideal site to discover the charm of Ile d'Oleron and enjoy outdoor recreation. The apartment: This charming and bright Villa offers 35sqm of living space and comes with15 sqm PRIVATE TERRACE. The property sleeps 6 people and comprises on the ground floor: a living room with a kitchenette and a bathroom with WC. On the first floor there is a mezzanine with bunk beds and a double bedroom. Fully furnished and equipped with a dishwasher, a fridge, a microwave, a toaster and coffee maker. The Location: With its 90 km of coasts, Oleron is the second largest island of metropolitan France.It is connected to the continent by a viaduct, which is three kilometers long. Centre of French oyster raising, this isle is ringed by innumerable parks and basins where the famous oysters of Marennes-Oleron undergo refinement. Ever since the end of the 19th century, the mild climate and the gorgeous beaches attract boats and car filled with tourists who are then won over by the village with the low houses, the picturesque roads, the vast forests of maritime pines and green oaks, the beaches with their fine sand, the ports, the marshlands, oak groves... The Management Company: The management company specialises in leaseback developments, hotel residences and holiday schemes throughout France. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Activities: All kinds of water sports and activities are available, as well as numerous family activities and guided tours of the Island. The countryside of the surrounding Charente-Maritime is also very rural and full of history. To the North is Venise Verte, a marshy area of country, criss-crossed with tiny canals and a popular resort for inland boating. And the famous town of Cognac is also nearby and there is the FrancoFolies festival, which brings together Francophone musicians for a week of concerts and celebration. Food and Local Specialities: The island is very famous for its oyster farming, but also for the seafood, sea fishes and shellfishes . Local recipes include: quails cooked in cognac, rabbit in pineau, young cockerel in white wine, freshwater fish (trout, eels, roach, fried baby fish), snails with a white wine-based sauce, white haricot beans (mohettes) and coup de Jarnac (a meringue cake soaked with cognac). Access: The island of Oleron is less than 10 minutes from La Rochelle, the main city of the departement. By car: from Bordeaux, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, towars Ile d'Oleron. From Nantes, motorway A83, exit LA ROCHELLE then direction Rochefort/Ile d'Oleron. From Paris, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, toward Ile d'Oleron. By plane: the closest airport is La Rochelle, with direct flights from Paris, London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Dublin, Brussels, Oslo... By train: there is a TGV station in Surgeres (from Paris), Rochefort (from Nantes) and Saintes (from Bordeaux) with a shuttle bus linking the island. By boat: regular trips from La Rochelle to Saint Denis d'Oleron.
In the heart of the French Alps, Le Domaine de l'Arselle residence offers 2-bedroom fully equipped and furnished apartment and comes with an outdoor swimming pool and a sauna. Property type Resale Leaseback Apartment Address Chamrousse Accommodation 2 bedrooms Price 128,520 Size 40sqm Yield 3% guaranteed cash Delivery Date Delivered Deposit 5-7% to Notary Personal occupancy 3 weeks The Development: Le Domaine de L'Arselle Residence in Chamrousse, is located at the heart of French Alps with a magnificent view of the Massif du Taillfer, very close to the slopes and ski lift and all amenities. It is a complex of modern architecture fully integrated into the surrounding environment. It consists of 500 very comfortable apartments, in 8 mini villages from four to five 3-storey buildings with residential and leisure facilities for exclusive use by residents (including private outdoor swimming pool, gym, lounge bar, restaurant, spa centre and parking). The on-site bar/restaurant 'Le Bachat' is modern and friendly and offers stunning views at the foot of the slopes. Here you can enjoy traditional meals, pizza, mountain specialities or htere is even a take-away menu for those who prefer to relax in their own apartments. The Apartment: This modern, ground floor apartment comes with a spacious TERRACE, a ski LOCKER and sleeps 6 people. The property, in excellent condition, offers 40m2 of living space, comprising: an entrance hall, an open plan living room with a fully fitted kitchen, 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and a separated WC. 10m2 TERRACE. Fresh and traditional design, with omnipresent wood. Fully equipped with: hob, oven or microwave, firdge, dishwasher, coffee maker. The Location: The ski resort of Chamrousse is located in the Belledonne area of the Isere department in the Northern Alps region, and offers high altitude skiing suitable for all levels. The majestic mountain scenery towering above Grenoble is for the most part formed by the Belledonne range. The ski-lift served area extends from 1420m, to the Cross of Chamrousse at 2250m where a fantastic panorama englobes the mountain groups of Oisans, Grandes Rousses and Taillefer. You will appreciate the 92 km of runs and 40 km of cross country trails laid out on the sunny and sheltered Arselle plateau. The resort also comprises a superb snowpark. The area is undergoing a considerable makeover at the moment with refurbished and new apartments in the Bachat Bouloud area with new ski lifts. Chamrousse was the 1968 Olympic ski resort hosting the men and women downhill events. It is where the French dream team of Goitschell and Killy passed into history. In addition, the resort is the most accessible ski resort in the Alps, asit is only 30 minutes from the main city Grenoble. Investment Scheme: Rental lease ongoing since 2010 Rental income paid quarterly ( 3778 net / per year). 3-weeks of personal occupation (2 weeks in winter and 1 week in summer) Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you. Activities: Apart from skiing, the resort has much to offer. Ice rink, hiking & snow scooters, sledging, dog-sledging, paraskiing, snowbiking, mogul skiing (freestyle skiing), snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice-skating, swimming, climbing, ice-driving and torchlight descent each week are also available. You will find all kind of shops, as well as ski schools, a bowling, a cinema and a library, a swimming pool and spa, numerous bars, pubs & restaurants. Food and Local Specialities: Meat and cheese feature heavily in Alpine cuisine, with produce including local specialities such as fish (trout), petafine, bleu du vercors, nuts, chartreuse (alcohol) and sausages. Typical dishes are raclette (melted cheese served with charcuterie), fondue (melted cheese) tartiflette (a gratin with potatoes and Reblochon cheese), and rissoles (pear pasty). Access: Chamrousse is located 35 minutes from Grenoble, 60 minutes from Chambery and 110 minutes from Lyon. By car: From Grenoble follow signs on the Rocade sud exit 2. By train: There are regular direct high speed trains from Paris Gare de Lyon (3 hours). By plane: Regular flights from the UK (Gatwick, Stansted, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh, East Midlands, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, Manchester) to Grenoble Saint Geoirs airport (winter period), Chambery and Lyon are available.
The Leaseback residence Les Demeures Océanes offers one bedroom apartments with cabin, and comes with indoor/outdoor pool, hammam, fitness club, parking space and private access to the beach. Property type : Leaseback Apartments Address : St Denis d'Oléons Accommodation : 1 bedroom Prices : 203,027 to 221,859 Sizes : 37.28 to 42.40sqm Deposit: 5% to Notary Sales office : Yes The Development: Les Demeures Océanes is set in the continental side of the Oléron island, two steps away from the Ocean (private access from the residence), and organized like a hamlet : a perfect combination between a modern residence and a vegetal universe, made for both well-being and conviviality (indoor/outdoor pool, fitness centre, hammam...). The place is well-served by entirely secured pedestrian ways, with small streets particularly suitable for a saunter. The splendid landscaped environment puts Nature forward in an harmonious setting, in the heart of a consistent construction, punctuated with a slight touch of originality. The Location: With its 90 km of coasts, Oléron is the second largest island of metropolitan France.It is connected to the continent by a viaduct, which is three kilometers long. Centre of French oyster raising, this isle is ringed by innumerable parks and basins where the famous oysters of Marennes-Oléron undergo refinement. Ever since the end of the 19th century, the mild climate and the gorgeous beaches attract boats and car filled with tourists who are then won over by the village with the low houses, the picturesque roads, the vast forests of maritime pines and green oaks, the beaches with their fine sand, the ports, the marshlands, oak groves... Management Company: The company exclusively managing this residence is number 2 on the vacation rental market in France, offering 110,000 beds among 311 residences, welcoming 2.1 million holiday makers each year, for a turnover of 179.7M in 2011. The management company was structured around three vocations: exploitation, marketing and administration of property, assuring the most complete mastery of the facilities it operates and the guarantee of providing the best professional services to its customers. Investment Scheme: 9 year commercial lease, with the rent being revaluated every 3 years, depending on the variation of the price of construction index published by INSEE The buyer will get 19.6% VAT cash back Occupancy: the owner may benefit from a 15% discount on his stay in his residence with 8-week occupancy maximum Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Activities: All kinds of water sports and activities are available, as well as numerous family activities and guided tours of the Island. The countryside of the surrounding Charente-Maritime is also very rural and full of history. To the North is Venise Verte, a marshy area of country, criss-crossed with tiny canals and a popular resort for inland boating. And the famous town of Cognac is also nearby and there is the FrancoFolies festival, which brings together Francophone musicians for a week of concerts and celebration. Food and Local Specialities: The island is very famous for its oyster farming, but also for the seafood, sea fishes and shellfishes . Local recipes include: quails cooked in cognac, rabbit in pineau, young cockerel in white wine, freshwater fish (trout, eels, roach, fried baby fish), snails with a white wine-based sauce, white haricot beans (mohettes) and coup de Jarnac (a meringue cake soaked with cognac). Access: The island of Oléron is less than 10 minutes from La Rochelle, the main city of the département. By car: from Bordeaux, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, towars Ile d'Oléron. From Nantes, motorway A83, exit LA ROCHELLE then direction Rochefort/Ile d'Oléron. From Paris, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, toward Ile d'Oléron. By plane: the closest airport is La Rochelle, with direct flights from Paris, London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Dublin, Brussels, Oslo... By train: there is a TGV station in Surgeres (from Paris), Rochefort (from Nantes) and Saintes (from Bordeaux) with a shuttle bus linking the island. By boat: regular trips from La Rochelle to Saint Denis d'Oléons.
This Leaseback residence offers one bedroom apartments, and comes with indoor/outdoor pool, hammam, fitness club, parking space and private access to the beach. Property type : Leaseback Apartments Address : St Denis d'Oleron Accommodation : 1 bedroom Prices : 180,367 to 188,901 Sizes : 33.87 to 35.62sqm Deposit : 5% to Notary Sales office : Yes The Development: Les Demeures Océanes is set in the continental side of the Oléron island, two steps away from the Ocean (private access from the residence), and organized like a hamlet : a perfect combination between a modern residence and a vegetal universe, made for both well-being and conviviality (indoor/outdoor pool, fitness centre, hammam...). The place is well-served by entirely secured pedestrian ways, with small streets particularly suitable for a saunter. The splendid landscaped environment puts Nature forward in an harmonious setting, in the heart of a consistent construction, punctuated with a slight touch of originality. The Location: With its 90 km of coasts, Oleron is the second largest island of metropolitan France.It is connected to the continent by a viaduct, which is three kilometers long. Centre of French oyster raising, this isle is ringed by innumerable parks and basins where the famous oysters of Marennes-Oléron undergo refinement. Ever since the end of the 19th century, the mild climate and the gorgeous beaches attract boats and car filled with tourists who are then won over by the village with the low houses, the picturesque roads, the vast forests of maritime pines and green oaks, the beaches with their fine sand, the ports, the marshlands, oak groves... Management Company: The company exclusively managing this residence is number 2 on the vacation rental market in France, offering 110,000 beds among 311 residences, welcoming 2.1 million holiday makers each year, for a turnover of 179.7M in 2011. The management company was structured around three vocations: exploitation, marketing and administration of property, assuring the most complete mastery of the facilities it operates and the guarantee of providing the best professional services to its customers. Investment Scheme: 9 year commercial lease, with the rent being revaluated every 3 years, depending on the variation of the price of construction index published by INSEE The buyer will get 19.6% VAT cash back Occupancy: the owner may benefit from a 15% discount on his stay in his residence with 8-week occupancy maximum Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Activities: All kinds of water sports and activities are available, as well as numerous family activities and guided tours of the Island. The countryside of the surrounding Charente-Maritime is also very rural and full of history. To the North is Venise Verte, a marshy area of country, criss-crossed with tiny canals and a popular resort for inland boating. And the famous town of Cognac is also nearby and there is the FrancoFolies festival, which brings together Francophone musicians for a week of concerts and celebration. Food and Local Specialities: The island is very famous for its oyster farming, but also for the seafood, sea fishes and shellfishes . Local recipes include: quails cooked in cognac, rabbit in pineau, young cockerel in white wine, freshwater fish (trout, eels, roach, fried baby fish), snails with a white wine-based sauce, white haricot beans (mohettes) and coup de Jarnac (a meringue cake soaked with cognac). Access: The island of Oléron is less than 10 minutes from La Rochelle, the main city of the département. By car: from Bordeaux, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, towars Ile d'Oléron. From Nantes, motorway A83, exit LA ROCHELLE then direction Rochefort/Ile d'Oléron. From Paris, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, toward Ile d'Oléron. By plane: the closest airport is La Rochelle, with direct flights from Paris, London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Dublin, Brussels, Oslo... By train: there is a TGV station in Surgeres (from Paris), Rochefort (from Nantes) and Saintes (from Bordeaux) with a shuttle bus linking the island. By boat: regular trips from La Rochelle to Saint Denis d'Oléons.
TWo Bedroom Semi-Detached Bungalow Lounge - Kitchen - Conservatory With Secluded Garden Close To Village Investment Property Currently Tenanted Until April 2013 Generating Rental Income Of £;700 Pcm *Conservatory* *Garage* *Garden* *Upvc Double Glazed Throughout* Location: Stubbington lies to the South of Fareham. Today's Stubbington is a pleasant village with a mix of the old and the new. This much sought after area has a 16th Century Church, pleasant walks along the Solent and view of the Isle of Wight. A typical village atmosphere, with green parks, shops, schools and only a few miles from the major motorway and cross channel links. Directions: From Stubbington Village at the roundabout take 2nd exit onto Gosport Road and take first turning on left Harold Road and proceed first left into Alfred Road and Beresford Road is the first turning on left. The Accommodation Comprises: Covered porch with quarry tiled floor over Upvc obscure double glazed front door to: Hallway: Textured ceiling. Smoke alarm. Loft access. Meters. Radiator. Fitted carpet. Bedroom 2: 9' x 8' 10 (2.74m x 2.69m ) Textured ceiling. Upvc double glazed window to front aspect. Radiator. Fitted carpet. Lounge: 15' 1 x 10' 10 (4.6m x 3.3m ) Textured ceiling. Upvc double glazed window to front aspect. Wooden fireplace with marble back and hearth. Electric flame effect fire.(not tested). Built-in wooden TV shelving. Radiator. Smoke alarm. Picture rail. Fitted carpet. Bedroom 1: 12' 7 x 10' 10 (3.84m x 3.3m ) Textured ceiling. Upvc double glazed window to conservatory. Two built-in double door wardrobes, dressing table and top box above. Built-in shelved corner cupboard. Radiator. Fitted carpet. Bathroom: Textured ceiling. Upvc double obscure glazed window to side aspect. Low level WC, panelled bath with Mains shower over (not tested) and wall mounted wash hand basin. Half tiled, fully tiled in shower area. Shaver point. Kitchen: 9' 10 x 8' 10 (3m x 2.69m ) Textured ceiling. Upvc double glazed window to side aspect and obscure glazed door to conservatory. A range of wall and base units with rolled edged worksurfaces over and tiling above. Inset stainless steel sink. Wall mounted gas central heating boiler (not tested). Space for washing machine, fridge freezer and cooker. Built-in larder - shelved. Vinyl flooring. Conservatory: 6' 11 max x 19' 8 (2.11m max x 5.99m ) Polycarbonate roof. Upvc double glazed French door and windows to rear aspect, and Upvc double glazed door to side aspect. Power and light. Radiator. Vinyl flooring. On The Outside: FRONT Garden: Walled boundaries. Mainly laid to lawn. Path around the front of the property. Borders with plants. Outside tap. Drive to garage. REAR Garden: Hedged boundaries. Lawned area. Log roll edged border with shrubs. Two paths to rear of garden. Paved patio area to rear of garden. Shed. Side gate to driveway. Garage: Up and over door. Power and light. The Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are Not included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property.
TWo Bedroom Semi Detached Bungalow With Conservatory. Close To Stubbington Village & Amenities. *Shower Room* *Low Maintenance Front Garden* *Upvc Double Glazing* *Garage* *Off Road Parking* Location: Stubbington lies to the South of Fareham. Today's Stubbington is a pleasant village with a mix of the old and the new. This much sought after area has a 16th Century Church, pleasant walks along the Solent and view of the Isle of Wight. A typical village atmosphere, with green parks, shops, schools and only a few miles from the major motorway and cross channel links. Directions: From Stubbington Village at the roundabout take 2nd exit onto Gosport Road and take first turning on left Harold Road and proceed first left into Alfred Road and Beresford Road is the first turning on left. The Accommodation Comprises: Sliding half obscure glazed door to: Porch: Quarry tiled floor. Light. Upvc half obscure glazed front door to: Hallway: Textured ceiling. Smoke alarm. Loft access. Thermostat. Radiator. Fitted carpet. Meters box. Bedroom 2: 9'1 x 7'8 (2.77m x 2.34m) Textured ceiling. Upvc window to front aspect. Radiator. Fitted carpet. Lounge: 15'2 x 12' into alcoves narrowing to 10'11 (4.62m x 3.66m into alcoves narrowing to 3.33m) Textured ceiling. Upvc double glazed window to front aspect. Fireplace with wooden surround and mantle, and marble effect hearth with living flame gas fire (not tested). Radiator. Fitted carpet. Bedroom 1: 12'7 x 10'9 including wardrobes. (3.84m x 3.28m including wardrobes) Textured ceiling. Upvc double glazed window to conservatory. A range of 6 single door wardrobes, dressing table and drawers. Radiator. Fitted carpet. Shower Room: Textured ceiling.. Upvc double obscure glazed window to side aspect. Low level WC, shower cubicle with Jade electric shower (not tested) and wash hand basin in vanity unit. Half tiled, fully in shower area. . Vinyl flooring. Kitchen: 9'9 x 8'10 (2.97m x 2.69m) Smooth plastered ceiling. Upvc double glazed window to side aspect and half glazed door to conservatory. A good range of wall and base units with rolled edged worksurfaces over and tiling above. Inset one and a half bowl sink with mixer tap over. Wall mounted gas central heating boiler (not tested). Inset four ring gas hob and slot-in electric double oven. (not tested). Concealed extractor fan (not tested). Intregrated washing machine. (not tested). Space for fridge freezer. Built-in larder - shelved. Conservatory: 19'2 at widest point x 5'6 (5.84m at widest point x 1.68m) Polycarbonate roof. Upvc double glazed windows to rear and side aspect. Brick built-lower quarter and one side. Window roller blinds. Power and light. Laminate flooring. On The Outside: Front Garden: Walled boundaries. Lawned area and gravelled area. Wooden gate to rear garden. Tarmac drive to garage. Rear Garden: Fenced boundaries. Paved area, lawned area. Border with low plants. Water butt. Side door to: Garage: Window to side aspect. Up and over door. The Property Misdescriptions Act 1991 The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The Agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are Not included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Buyers must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property.
Not only can you hunt, as you are searching out the perfect tree to sit by, you can walk along the 'old Dublin Wagon Trail' as still seen on the dated aerial I am woking off of! It's believed the owner has a deed or 2 dating from the mid 1800s! And up in the recreational, wooded hills & draws (not to be confused with the old timer's term - the prairie land..hehe) the 'old Spanish Trail' once winded through what is now prime hunting land...Now is the time to make this awesome, diverse property a part of YOUR HISTORY...before the next owner owns it another 50 yrs! As you scroll thru the photos, be sure and look for the 3-5 man cemetery (needs a black iron fence and stones set back up), the neat old historical barn, AND CHECK OUT THE BIG BUCK PRINT!! If you buy, I will share which of the 5 ponds I found it by..ha. And I may throw in the large piece of flint at closing and tell you where the owner picked it up, while I was listing this land..you will see several other reasons to buy this 455+/- acres of land as well; mainly the diversity and beauty! The fancy pipe entrance off hwy 6 enters into the recreational land; the entrance off the back dirt road enters into the irrigated coastal fields for easy access in and out of fields. There is the best of both worlds here..for example, you not only just have pasture land, you have about 70 ac of COASTAL pasture land; but the cherry on the top...it's IRRIGATED COASTAL pasture land with 3 irrigation wells; one with 7.5 hp pump, one with a 5 hp, & the other a 3 hp. (I believe there is also one at the county curve near road but need to verify). LIKE TO FISH-!! The large, deep irrigation pit is stocked with large HUNGRY catfish...don't worry, I will verify my information & get back to you..hehe, now where did I put my pole- In this area is also a nicely done lg. 3 sided metal barn and holding area; with a backdrop of 150-200 ac of recreational & mountainy hills, winding deep sided creek.. supporting excellent turkey hunting, along with dear and those beloved hogs. There is approx 100 ac of coastal in all, SEVERAL cross-fences to support good rotating; even for grazing winter grasses in the recreational areas. All the ponds are full and a lil murky due to recent 5" rain (YEAH) but in the time the owner has owned this land, the majority of these ponds are proven to hold water during the years (there are 2 ponds I didn't get photos of, one I call Canyon Pond due to canyon emptying into it on the far N end that we could not get to due to wet ground..but I will get it later). At only $2595/ac this land is a STEAL! To sweeten the pot, the owner is giving 50% of his minerals too... part of this land is also in Comanche co.
In the heart of the French Alps, L’ecrin des neiges a hotel residence offers 1-bedroom fully equipped and furnished resale apartment and comes with an indoor swimming pool and a sauna.Property type : Leaseback Resale Apartment AddressChamrousseAccommodation1 bedroomPrices€99KSize35sqmDeposit5-7% to Notary Delivery dateDeliveredYield3.41%Sales office Yes The development: In the heart of the French Alps, only 35 minutes from Grenoble, the hotel residence L’Ecrin des Neiges offers 1-bedroom fully equipped and furnished resale apartment and features an indoor swimming pool and a sauna. Each 1-bedroom apartment at the Residence has a private south facing terrace with mountain views and can sleep 6 people. They also have a kitchen equipped with dishwasher and microwave. They comes with a private outdoor parking space and a ski locker. Ski equipment hire is available on site. The location: The ski resort of Chamrousse is situated in the Belledonne area of the Isere department in the Northern Alps region and offers high altitude skiing suitable for all levels. The majestic mountain scenery towering above Grenoble is, for the most part, formed by the Belledonne range. Chamrousse is formed by the Recoin at 1650m and the Roche Beranger at 1750m. The ski-lift served area extends from 1420m to the Cross of Chamrousse at 2250m where a grand panorama englobes the mountain groups of Oisans, Grandes Rousses and Taillefer. There are 92 km of runs and 40 km of cross country trails laid out on the sunny and sheltered Arselle plateau. The resort also features a snowpark. The area is undergoing a considerable makeover at the moment with refurbished and new apartments in the Bachat Bouloud area with new ski lifts. Chamrousse was the 1968 Olympic ski resort hosting the men and women downhill events. It is where the French dream team of Goitschell and Killy passed into history. In addition, the resort is the most accessible ski resort in the Alps, as only 30 minutes from the main city Grenoble.Activities:Apart from skiing, there is much to do. Sledging, dog-sledging, paraskiing, snowbiking, mogul skiing (freestyle skiing), snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice-skating, swimming, climbing, ice-driving and torchlight descent each week are also available. Chamrousse is a fantastic family get-away with plenty of activities for everyone. Chamrousse in summer is a beautiful place to stay for nature lovers. Local food and gastronomy: Meat and cheese feature heavily in Alpine cuisine, with produce including Bleu du Vercors-Sassenage, Petafine, fish (trout) and dishes such as petafine, bleu du vercors, nuts, chartreuse (alcohol) and sausages. Typical dishes are raclette (melted cheese served with charcuterie), fondue (melted cheese) tartiflette (a gratin with potatoes and Reblochon cheese), and rissoles (pear pasty).Financing:We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you.The management company:Established in 1991, the management company exclusively managing this residence owns and operates hotels in the most beautiful regions and cities in France grouped under tourist residences.Investment Scheme:Rental lease ongoing (11 years)Rental income paid quarterly.3-weeks occupation.Access:Chamrousse is located 35 minutes from Grenoble, 60 minutes from Chambery and 110 minutes from Lyon.By car: From Grenoble follow signs on the Rocade sud exit 2.By train: There are regular direct high speed trains from Paris Gare de Lyon (3 hours).By plane: Regular flights from the UK (Gatwick, Stansted, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh, East Midlands, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, Manchester) to Grenoble Saint Geoirs airport (winter period), Chambery and Lyon are available.
Leaseback resale -Duplex apartment in St Georges d'Oleron with 3.96% guaranteed cash return Property type: Leaseback Resale Villa Address Saint Georges D'Oleron Sizes 35 sqm Prices 135,000 Deposit 5% Yield 3.96% guaranteed cash Terrace 15 sqm Accomodation 1 + cabine The Development: Located on the northern coast of the Island of Oleron, the Residence Les Sables Vignier is set in the island's oldest and largest village - Saint Georges d'Oleron, borded by 15 kms of beaches. The holiday residence is composed of 70 villas scattered in a closed park with beautiful pools and children's playground. It is adjacent to the beach of Sables Vignier with direct access through the dunes surrounded by a pine forest. An ideal site to discover the charm of Ile d'Oleron and enjoy outdoor recreation. The apartment: This charming and bright Villa offers 35sqm of living space and comes with15 sqm PRIVATE TERRACE. The property sleeps 6 people and comprises on the ground floor: a living room with a kitchenette and a bathroom with WC. On the first floor there is a mezzanine with bunk beds and a double bedroom. Fully furnished and equipped with a dishwasher, a fridge, a microwave, a toaster and coffee maker. The Location: With its 90 km of coasts, Oleron is the second largest island of metropolitan France.It is connected to the continent by a viaduct, which is three kilometers long. Centre of French oyster raising, this isle is ringed by innumerable parks and basins where the famous oysters of Marennes-Oleron undergo refinement. Ever since the end of the 19th century, the mild climate and the gorgeous beaches attract boats and car filled with tourists who are then won over by the village with the low houses, the picturesque roads, the vast forests of maritime pines and green oaks, the beaches with their fine sand, the ports, the marshlands, oak groves... The Management Company: The management company specialises in leaseback developments, hotel residences and holiday schemes throughout France. Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Activities: All kinds of water sports and activities are available, as well as numerous family activities and guided tours of the Island. The countryside of the surrounding Charente-Maritime is also very rural and full of history. To the North is Venise Verte, a marshy area of country, criss-crossed with tiny canals and a popular resort for inland boating. And the famous town of Cognac is also nearby and there is the FrancoFolies festival, which brings together Francophone musicians for a week of concerts and celebration. Food and Local Specialities: The island is very famous for its oyster farming, but also for the seafood, sea fishes and shellfishes . Local recipes include: quails cooked in cognac, rabbit in pineau, young cockerel in white wine, freshwater fish (trout, eels, roach, fried baby fish), snails with a white wine-based sauce, white haricot beans (mohettes) and coup de Jarnac (a meringue cake soaked with cognac). Access: The island of Oleron is less than 10 minutes from La Rochelle, the main city of the departement. By car: from Bordeaux, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, towars Ile d'Oleron. From Nantes, motorway A83, exit LA ROCHELLE then direction Rochefort/Ile d'Oleron. From Paris, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, toward Ile d'Oleron. By plane: the closest airport is La Rochelle, with direct flights from Paris, London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Dublin, Brussels, Oslo... By train: there is a TGV station in Surgeres (from Paris), Rochefort (from Nantes) and Saintes (from Bordeaux) with a shuttle bus linking the island. By boat: regular trips from La Rochelle to Saint Denis d'Oleron. Key selling points: Leaseback Resale - Duplex Apartment, Sleeps 6 People In St Georges D'oleron. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1471330/
Bradshaw Henderson are delighted to offer this one off Family Residence standing in over 1 acre of landscaped gardens and Woodland, offering versatile well appointed accommodation presented to a very high standard. The property enjoys a stunning location overlooking greenbelt close to The Banks of the Dee Estuary and looking over the North Wales Coastline. General Parkgate's name originated from Neston Park, where deer were kept in the Middle ages. But the village grew here from the 1600's as people began to earn their living from the sea. At first Parkgate was a ships anchorage becoming a major passenger port between England and Dublin. Where Salt Marshes are now seen, grand sailing ships with 3 masts once anchored. Later Parkgate became a very fashionable resort. Meanwhile as the Estuary silted up, the shipping trade died people turned to fishing to earn a living. Parkgate's fishing industry and popularity as a seaside resort declined in the 20th Century due to the receding tides. But now the waters still occasionally cross the RSPB owned saltmarsh to remind us of the village's origins, and visitors still come to Parkgate's character wildlife and views......and, of course its wonderful ice cream Entrance Enclosed porch with tiled floor. Door leads to:- Entrance Hall With tiled floor two radiators, half wall paneling herringbone oak block floor, cloaks cupboards. Cloakroom With tiled floor, window to front, Wc, Wash basin in vanity unit and radiator. To the right:- Study 3.76m(12'4)x3.61m(11'10) With front window radiator, Oak block floor, beam ceiling. Double opening glazed doors to:- Drawing Room 6.73m(22'1)x4.27m(14') With Oak woodblock floor inglenook style fireplace with exposed timber over mantle Wood burning stove, window to front and rear. two radiators, beam ceiling and down lighting Dining Room 3.73m(12'3)x2.90m(9'6) With Oak laminate floor, down lighting Double doors and stable door to front, two store cupboards, double radiator. Kitchen 5.79m(19')x5.33m(17'6) Installed by 'Arrow kitchens' this is a bespoke product comprising a range of base and wall units, oak work surfaces, centre island with storage and Belfast sink. integrated Dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer and wine refrigerator, down lighting Stoves Range master cooker with 5 burner gas hob and 3 electric ovens with extractor over. Oak laminate flooring, Cupboard housing Potterton boiler, and further cupboards with plumbing for washing machine/tumble dryer. Bifold doors to front, giving a light airy room Conservatory 5.79m(19')x4.04m(13'3) In Cream triple glazed, this is a particular feature of this superb home. Double doors to outside, Oak flooring. Overlooks Garden woodland and the swimming pool. To the left from entrance hall:- Bedroom 1 5.03m (16' 6') x 3.35m (11' 0') Window to front and side. Good range of fitted wardrobes and drawers with glazed doors. 2 double radiators. Sitting room/Bedroom 2 4.27m(14')x3.43m(11'3) With sandstone fireplace with inset Cast iron Gas stove, three windows, radiator. Bedroom 3 5.03m(16'6)x3.35m(11') With window to side and rear, built in wardrobes, double radiator. En Suite With windows Oak vanity unit incorporating His and Hers wash basins Bathroom Fitted to a high standard with corner bath, Wc, wash hand basin Shower cubicle, Oak floor, Tiled splash back areas, two windows, chrome towel ladder. Bedroom 4 4.72m (15' 6') x 2.90m (9' 6') With window to rear, beamed ceiling, radiator and door to:- En Suite With Shower cubicle, Wc, wash basin tiled walls and floor, Glass roof. Inner Hall Having Cloakroom off comprising Tiled floor Wc, radiator Wash basin in vanity unit, and window. First Floor Approached via stairs from the inner hall. Master Bedroom 5.38m(17'8)x4.52m(14'10) With beam ceiling down lighting, built in wardrobes, window to front overlooking garden, side square bay windows with built in window seat overlooking the swimming pool & open countryside with uninterrupted views of the Dee Estuary & Welsh hills. En Suite 2.90m(9'6)x2.84m(9'4) With freestanding Victorian Marble effect bath, Wash basin in vanity unit, part tiling, Shower cubicle with shower, radiator and front window. Outside The property stands in extensive landscaped grounds laid to lawn, mature trees, bushes and flower beds. Ornamental pond. BBQ area, patio. There is a heated Swimming Pool 36' by 18' the pool has a York stone surround. Pump house containing pumping system for the pool. To the rear of the property is further gardens laid to lawn, and stocked beds and borders the whole well enclosed for privacy. To the South West side of the property is an area of woodland with 2 natural ponds. The whole enjoys extensive views over countryside and towards the Welsh Hills beyond.
Bradshaw Henderson are delighted to offer this charming property situated off the parade offering a rare opportunity to aquire a charming home The original building dates back to 1859 and is of Sandstone construction. General The property boasts many features including a bell tower and offers versatile accommodation including, three reception rooms and three/four bedrooms and further benefits from gas heating, generous parking area, detached double garage and attractive gardens and courtyard area. Parkgate's name originated from Neston Park, where deer were kept in the Middle ages. But the village grew here from the 1600's as people began to earn their living from the sea. At first Parkgate was a ships anchorage becoming a major passenger port between England and Dublin. Where Salt Marshes are now seen, grand sailing ships with 3 masts once anchored. Later Parkgate became a very fashionable resort. Meanwhile as the Estuary silted up, the shipping trade died people turned to fishing to earn a living.Parkgate's fishing industry and popularity as a seaside resort declined in the 20th Century due to the receding tides. But now the waters still occasionally cross the RSPB owned saltmarsh to remind us of the village's origins, and visitors still come to Parkgate's character wildlife and views......and, of course its ice cream! Hall An impressive solid wood door leads to the Entrance Hall with gothic style window to the side, meter cupboard and wall mounted heater. Cloakroom With a two piece suite comprising of a low level WC and wash hand basin and gothic style window to the side Lounge 5.99m(19'8)x3.45m(11'4) With two radiators, TV point, feature fireplace with electric fire, three wall light points and windows to the side and rear. Archway leads to: Dining Room 3.58m(11'9)x2.67m(8'9) With radiator, two wall light points and window to the front. Family Room 5.36m(17'7)x2.72m(8'11) With radiator, coved ceiling, TV point, window to the rear and sliding patio doors to the front leading to garden. Kitchen 3.63m(11'11)x2.87m(9'5) Fitted with a range of wooden wall, base and drawer units with contrasting work surfaces, stainless steel sink unit and drainer with tiled splash backs, fitted double oven and hob, space for fridge freezer, centrla heating radiator, under stairs storage cupboard and window to front. Archway with sandstone detail leads to: Utility Room With a range of wall and base units, space and plumbing for washing machine, exposed sandstone wall, window to the front and door to the rear leading to enclosed courtyard area. Bedroom 1 4.85m(15'11)x3.02m(9'11) With two radiators, two wall light points, fitted wardrobes and windows to the rear and side. Bedroom 2 3.25m(10'8)x2.24m(7'4) wall mounted heater, storage cupboard and window to the rear. Bedroom 3 3.56m(11'8)x3.51m(11'6) With radiator, fitted over stairs cupboard and window to the side Bedroom 4 6.76m(22'2)x3.25m(10'8) With telephone point, ceiling fan, wall mounted heater and velux window There is access to a further loft room of similar dimensions directly above the Lounge and with the continuation of the side window. Bathroom With low level WC, pedestal wash basin, panelled bath with shower over, fully tiled walls, tiled floor, central heating radiator and window to the side. Outside The property is approached through solid wooden gates which lead to a generous parking area with sandstone wall boundaries and access to a detached double garage in length measuring 28'4' by 7'9' and with light and power to the side of which is covered storage area which runs the full length of the garage. The garden lies mainly to the front of the property with an attractive lawned area with raised rockery housing a variety of mature plants and shrubs, further to this is a patio area and walled boundaries. To the rear is an enclosed courtyard area with gated access on to Brooklands Road. Lifestyle Activities Resort Marina Fishing Coastal Village Amenities and Services Parking Property Characteristics Detatched Storage Gothic Property Features Garden Attic Central Heating Courtyard Dining Room Double Garage Fireplace Fitted Wardrobes Garage Lobby Views Patio Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Fridge Shower Telephone Television Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1450153/
A Rare Opportunity To Acquire A Detached Four Bedroomed, Dormer Bungalow, Externally Deceptively In Its Appearance, Being Larger Than It Appears Yet With Potential For Further Expansion And Located On The Fringe Of This Sought After Historic Village. Access To Woodland Paths & Open Countryside. Large Entrance Hall, Two Reception Rooms, Spacious Conservatory, Kitchen/Breakfast room, Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom and 2 Further Bedrooms. Range of Out buildings incl Storage Sheds, Garage and Greenhouse. Large Easily Managed Garden extending to 0.3 Acre approx. Oil Central Heating & Double Glazing. Trellech lies about 6 miles south of the market town of Monmouth and is connected via the B4293 road to neighbouring centre of Chepstow, which is some 12 miles further south of the village. Historically it is a fascinating hamlet, which formerly was much larger than it is now. According to the "History of Monmouthshire" (written by Sir Joseph Bradney), Trellech was in existence in Roman times and that the Romans had a station here. Located to the Chepstow side of the village is an interesting stone circle, (similar but smaller to Stonehenge), known locally as Harold's Stones, in addition to which Trellech also features an ancient mound (Tump Terret) and a particularly fine Church, the latter much younger in age, but still dating back several hundred years. Today the community is served by a regular rural bus service (to Chepstow/Monmouth), a modern and well regarded junior school, an Inn, a Village Hall and a Doctor's Surgery, which is shortly to be enlarged. While the excellent shopping facilities of Monmouth which is also famous for its educational facilities lies only a short car-ride away, to some extent the local community relies upon the small general store of the nearby Village of Llanishen, about 1.5 miles distance. Being located on high ground, there are a number of points from which there are stunning views, chiefly in a westerly direction and which engulf the Brecon Beacons. There are also miles of walks, through the adjoining Forestry Commission land. "Tom Thumb" is situated at the south eastern end of this interesting village and fronts a lane connecting Trellech with both Llandogo and Tintern, which lie in the adjacent Wye Valley. While the area is well regarded as an area of high scenic beauty, it is an ideal location for parties whose profession involves a high element of travel, because the area is surrounded by a fast highway network, with the A40 dual carriageway being joined at Monmouth, linking this area to Newport, Cardiff and West Wales, while at Chepstow, connection is possible to the M48 and then via the Severn Bridge and M4 to Bristol, the West Country and London We understand that the property was built about 31 years ago but has during the past 18 years been owned by our client, during which time (in 2010) the electrical system has been significantly overhauled, the present (and large) Conservatory was built and the range of outbuildings created to enable our client's late husband to partake in his hobby to grow and show Chrysanthemums. Although some of the greenhouses have been removed, the bases still remain and the missing two 'houses could therefore be reinstated if the buyer so wished. The accommodation which is centrally heated, double glazed and is arranged as follows: - Ground Floor. Entrance Hallway 11' 11 x 9 above average in size with a recessed double glazed Upvc door, radiator, telephone point, doors off to the principal rooms including: - Sitting Room 16' 1 x 12', with coving to ceiling, range of spot light fittings and with a piranha pine open tread feature staircase leading off to first floor. Two radiators. Wide archway with folding doors leading through to: - Rear Dining Room 14' 2 x 13' 2, with two radiators, telephone point and French door to garden. Kitchen/Breakfast Room 12' x 12', equipped with a mid Oak fronted range of kitchen units, arranged in an "L" formation with contrasting green work surfaces incorporating an inset one and a half bowl sink with space to one side for an under counter refrigerator/freezer. Around to the right, there is space for an electric cooker with an extraction fan concealed within the wall cabinets range above. Further again to the right, there is provision for both an automatic washing machine and dishwasher. Set against the bedroom wall is a further range of floor and base cupboards with a centrally placed Trianco oil fired boiler with space at the far end for a chest freezer. Functional ceramic tiling above most work surfaces. TV aerial lead, radiator, range of spot light fittings to ceiling and stable type door to: - Conservatory 16' 4 x 9', with a brick plinth and with Upvc windows and with a polycarbonate roof. The doors at both ends provide easy access to the garden. Laminated floor finish. Bathroom/Shower Room equipped with a pedestal wash basin, panelled bath, separate shower cubicle with pivoting door supplied by a Triton Rapid electric shower, low flush wc. In addition there is a built-in linen cupboard. Radiator. Bedroom One 16' x 9' 10, with two radiators and with a pleasant view overlooking the front lawn. Bedroom Two 11' 11 x 9' 10 (overall), with two ranges of built-in cupboards, one used as an airing cupboard with an insulated hot water cylinder. Radiator. Similar view to previous bedroom. First Floor. Small Landing off which there are doors to: - Bedroom Three 10' 1 x 9', with a sizeable Dressing Area Recess 6' 6 x 4' 3. The room overlooks the front garden but has a more distant view looking out towards Beacon Hill and back towards the village. Access to eaves storage area. Bedroom Four 10' 2 x 9' 8 plus entrance recess, with similar outlook and access also into eaves. Outbuildings. Undoubtedly a feature of the property is the size of the garden and the various outbuildings which are included. Approached via a five bar gate and a long concrete drive sufficient for the parking of three or four vehicles is the timber built Garage 17' 7 x 10' with an electricity supply, behind which is a detached similar built Implement Store with Open Fronted Lawn Tractor Shed There is a generously sized lawn to the front of the property which is interspersed with a Cherry Tree, a Hazel and a raised garden. To the rear of the bungalow in the lee of the dining room is a substantial paved patio area which is bounded on two sides by a further range of outbuildings including: - Modern Store Shed 9' 4 x 7' 2, with sliding doors and paved floor. To the side is an aluminium framed Greenhouse 12' 3 x 8' 2, with concrete floor, benching and electrical supply. To the East of this are two bases for greenhouses which were used for growing, exhibition Chrysanthemums. In this section of the garden is a former vegetable and soft fruit growing area bisected by a number of paths. In all the grounds extend to about 0.3 of an acre, or thereabouts. Services Mains electricity and water. Private drainage system. Telephone subject to BT regulations. Oil fuel central heating. Please note that it is not our policy to test fixtures, fittings and services but the appropriate tests can be arranged if required. Tenure: Freehold. Council Tax Band: G. Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council, Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran, NP44 2XH. Tel: . Directions: Leave Monmouth town centre via the main street. (Monnow St), turning left at traffic lights after crossing the new Monnow Bridge. Follow the road signs to Trellech via the B4293. In approx. 6 miles one enters the Trellech Village and passes the modern School on left. Continue through "S" bend around the Investment Characteristics Fully Managed Lifestyle Activities Rural Hiking Historic Sites Town Village Hills Woods Amenities and Services Parking Schools Property Characteristics Detatched Freehold Storage Ground Floor 1st Floor Property Features Garden Attic Central Heating Conservatory Dining Room Double Glazing French Doors Garage Greenhouse Insulation Lobby Outbuilding Shed Stables Views Patio Reception Fixtures and Furnishings Bath Cooker Dishwasher Fridge Shower Telephone Television Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1066265/
In the heart of the French Alps, Le Domaine de l'Arselle residence offers 2-bedroom fully equipped and furnished apartment and comes with an outdoor swimming pool and a sauna. Property type Resale Leaseback Apartment Address Chamrousse Accommodation 2 bedrooms Price 128,520 Size 40sqm Yield 3% guaranteed cash Delivery Date Delivered Deposit 5-7% to Notary Personal occupancy 3 weeks The Development: Le Domaine de L'Arselle Residence in Chamrousse, is located at the heart of French Alps with a magnificent view of the Massif du Taillfer, very close to the slopes and ski lift and all amenities. It is a complex of modern architecture fully integrated into the surrounding environment. It consists of 500 very comfortable apartments, in 8 mini villages from four to five 3-storey buildings with residential and leisure facilities for exclusive use by residents (including private outdoor swimming pool, gym, lounge bar, restaurant, spa centre and parking). The on-site bar/restaurant 'Le Bachat' is modern and friendly and offers stunning views at the foot of the slopes. Here you can enjoy traditional meals, pizza, mountain specialities or htere is even a take-away menu for those who prefer to relax in their own apartments. The Apartment: This modern, ground floor apartment comes with a spacious TERRACE, a ski LOCKER and sleeps 6 people. The property, in excellent condition, offers 40m2 of living space, comprising: an entrance hall, an open plan living room with a fully fitted kitchen, 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and a separated WC. 10m2 TERRACE. Fresh and traditional design, with omnipresent wood. Fully equipped with: hob, oven or microwave, firdge, dishwasher, coffee maker. The Location: The ski resort of Chamrousse is located in the Belledonne area of the Isere department in the Northern Alps region, and offers high altitude skiing suitable for all levels. The majestic mountain scenery towering above Grenoble is for the most part formed by the Belledonne range. The ski-lift served area extends from 1420m, to the Cross of Chamrousse at 2250m where a fantastic panorama englobes the mountain groups of Oisans, Grandes Rousses and Taillefer. You will appreciate the 92 km of runs and 40 km of cross country trails laid out on the sunny and sheltered Arselle plateau. The resort also comprises a superb snowpark. The area is undergoing a considerable makeover at the moment with refurbished and new apartments in the Bachat Bouloud area with new ski lifts. Chamrousse was the 1968 Olympic ski resort hosting the men and women downhill events. It is where the French dream team of Goitschell and Killy passed into history. In addition, the resort is the most accessible ski resort in the Alps, asit is only 30 minutes from the main city Grenoble. Investment Scheme: Rental lease ongoing since 2010 Rental income paid quarterly ( 3778 net / per year). 3-weeks of personal occupation (2 weeks in winter and 1 week in summer) Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you. Activities: Apart from skiing, the resort has much to offer. Ice rink, hiking & snow scooters, sledging, dog-sledging, paraskiing, snowbiking, mogul skiing (freestyle skiing), snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice-skating, swimming, climbing, ice-driving and torchlight descent each week are also available. You will find all kind of shops, as well as ski schools, a bowling, a cinema and a library, a swimming pool and spa, numerous bars, pubs & restaurants. Food and Local Specialities: Meat and cheese feature heavily in Alpine cuisine, with produce including local specialities such as fish (trout), petafine, bleu du vercors, nuts, chartreuse (alcohol) and sausages. Typical dishes are raclette (melted cheese served with charcuterie), fondue (melted cheese) tartiflette (a gratin with potatoes and Reblochon cheese), and rissoles (pear pasty). Access: Chamrousse is located 35 minutes from Grenoble, 60 minutes from Chambery and 110 minutes from Lyon. By car: From Grenoble follow signs on the Rocade sud exit 2. By train: There are regular direct high speed trains from Paris Gare de Lyon (3 hours). By plane: Regular flights from the UK (Gatwick, Stansted, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh, East Midlands, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, Manchester) to Grenoble Saint Geoirs airport (winter period), Chambery and Lyon are available. Key selling points: Leaseback Resale - Chamrousse, 2 Bed Apartment, Sleeps 6 People With Pool And Spa. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1471276/
Bradshaw Henderson are delighted to offer this one off Family Residence standing in over 1 acre of landscaped gardens and Woodland, offering versatile well appointed accommodation presented to a very high standard. The property enjoys a stunning location overlooking greenbelt close to The Banks of the Dee Estuary and looking over the North Wales Coastline. General Parkgate's name originated from Neston Park, where deer were kept in the Middle ages. But the village grew here from the 1600's as people began to earn their living from the sea. At first Parkgate was a ships anchorage becoming a major passenger port between England and Dublin. Where Salt Marshes are now seen, grand sailing ships with 3 masts once anchored. Later Parkgate became a very fashionable resort. Meanwhile as the Estuary silted up, the shipping trade died people turned to fishing to earn a living. Parkgate's fishing industry and popularity as a seaside resort declined in the 20th Century due to the receding tides. But now the waters still occasionally cross the RSPB owned saltmarsh to remind us of the village's origins, and visitors still come to Parkgate's character wildlife and views......and, of course its wonderful ice cream Entrance Enclosed porch with tiled floor. Door leads to:- Entrance Hall With tiled floor two radiators, half wall paneling herringbone oak block floor, cloaks cupboards. Cloakroom With tiled floor, window to front, Wc, Wash basin in vanity unit and radiator. To the right:- Study 3.76m(12'4)x3.61m(11'10) With front window radiator, Oak block floor, beam ceiling. Double opening glazed doors to:- Drawing Room 6.73m(22'1)x4.27m(14') With Oak woodblock floor inglenook style fireplace with exposed timber over mantle Wood burning stove, window to front and rear. two radiators, beam ceiling and down lighting Dining Room 3.73m(12'3)x2.90m(9'6) With Oak laminate floor, down lighting Double doors and stable door to front, two store cupboards, double radiator. Kitchen 5.79m(19')x5.33m(17'6) Installed by 'Arrow kitchens' this is a bespoke product comprising a range of base and wall units, oak work surfaces, centre island with storage and Belfast sink. integrated Dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer and wine refrigerator, down lighting Stoves Range master cooker with 5 burner gas hob and 3 electric ovens with extractor over. Oak laminate flooring, Cupboard housing Potterton boiler, and further cupboards with plumbing for washing machine/tumble dryer. Bifold doors to front, giving a light airy room Conservatory 5.79m(19')x4.04m(13'3) In Cream triple glazed, this is a particular feature of this superb home. Double doors to outside, Oak flooring. Overlooks Garden woodland and the swimming pool. To the left from entrance hall:- Bedroom 1 5.03m (16' 6') x 3.35m (11' 0') Window to front and side. Good range of fitted wardrobes and drawers with glazed doors. 2 double radiators. Sitting room/Bedroom 2 4.27m(14')x3.43m(11'3) With sandstone fireplace with inset Cast iron Gas stove, three windows, radiator. Bedroom 3 5.03m(16'6)x3.35m(11') With window to side and rear, built in wardrobes, double radiator. En Suite With windows Oak vanity unit incorporating His and Hers wash basins Bathroom Fitted to a high standard with corner bath, Wc, wash hand basin Shower cubicle, Oak floor, Tiled splash back areas, two windows, chrome towel ladder. Bedroom 4 4.72m (15' 6') x 2.90m (9' 6') With window to rear, beamed ceiling, radiator and door to:- En Suite With Shower cubicle, Wc, wash basin tiled walls and floor, Glass roof. Inner Hall Having Cloakroom off comprising Tiled floor Wc, radiator Wash basin in vanity unit, and window. First Floor Approached via stairs from the inner hall. Master Bedroom 5.38m(17'8)x4.52m(14'10) With beam ceiling down lighting, built in wardrobes, window to front overlooking garden, side square bay windows with built in window seat overlooking the swimming pool & open countryside with uninterrupted views of the Dee Estuary & Welsh hills. En Suite 2.90m(9'6)x2.84m(9'4) With freestanding Victorian Marble effect bath, Wash basin in vanity unit, part tiling, Shower cubicle with shower, radiator and front window. Outside The property stands in extensive landscaped grounds laid to lawn, mature trees, bushes and flower beds. Ornamental pond. BBQ area, patio. There is a heated Swimming Pool 36' by 18' the pool has a York stone surround. Pump house containing pumping system for the pool. To the rear of the property is further gardens laid to lawn, and stocked beds and borders the whole well enclosed for privacy. To the South West side of the property is an area of woodland with 2 natural ponds. The whole enjoys extensive views over countryside and towards the Welsh Hills beyond. Lifestyle Activities Resort Marina Fishing Rural Coastal Village Hills Woods Amenities and Services Swimming Pool Property Characteristics Detatched Storage Victorian Property Features Garden Attic Bay Windows Central Heating Cloakroom Conservatory Dining Room Ensuite Fireplace Fitted Wardrobes Landscaped Gardens Pond Stables Study Views Wooden Floors Wood Stove Beamwork Patio Porch Triple Glazing Fixtures and Furnishings Barbecue Bath Cooker Dishwasher Dryer Fridge Shower Toilet Washing Machine. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t995549/
Bradshaw Henderson are delighted to offer this charming property situated off the parade offering a rare opportunity to aquire a charming home The original building dates back to 1859 and is of Sandstone construction. General The property boasts many features including a bell tower and offers versatile accommodation including, three reception rooms and three/four bedrooms and further benefits from gas heating, generous parking area, detached double garage and attractive gardens and courtyard area. Parkgate's name originated from Neston Park, where deer were kept in the Middle ages. But the village grew here from the 1600's as people began to earn their living from the sea. At first Parkgate was a ships anchorage becoming a major passenger port between England and Dublin. Where Salt Marshes are now seen, grand sailing ships with 3 masts once anchored. Later Parkgate became a very fashionable resort. Meanwhile as the Estuary silted up, the shipping trade died people turned to fishing to earn a living.Parkgate's fishing industry and popularity as a seaside resort declined in the 20th Century due to the receding tides. But now the waters still occasionally cross the RSPB owned saltmarsh to remind us of the village's origins, and visitors still come to Parkgate's character wildlife and views......and, of course its ice cream! Hall An impressive solid wood door leads to the Entrance Hall with gothic style window to the side, meter cupboard and wall mounted heater. Cloakroom With a two piece suite comprising of a low level WC and wash hand basin and gothic style window to the side Lounge 5.99m(19'8)x3.45m(11'4) With two radiators, TV point, feature fireplace with electric fire, three wall light points and windows to the side and rear. Archway leads to: Dining Room 3.58m(11'9)x2.67m(8'9) With radiator, two wall light points and window to the front. Family Room 5.36m(17'7)x2.72m(8'11) With radiator, coved ceiling, TV point, window to the rear and sliding patio doors to the front leading to garden. Kitchen 3.63m(11'11)x2.87m(9'5) Fitted with a range of wooden wall, base and drawer units with contrasting work surfaces, stainless steel sink unit and drainer with tiled splash backs, fitted double oven and hob, space for fridge freezer, centrla heating radiator, under stairs storage cupboard and window to front. Archway with sandstone detail leads to: Utility Room With a range of wall and base units, space and plumbing for washing machine, exposed sandstone wall, window to the front and door to the rear leading to enclosed courtyard area. Bedroom 1 4.85m(15'11)x3.02m(9'11) With two radiators, two wall light points, fitted wardrobes and windows to the rear and side. Bedroom 2 3.25m(10'8)x2.24m(7'4) wall mounted heater, storage cupboard and window to the rear. Bedroom 3 3.56m(11'8)x3.51m(11'6) With radiator, fitted over stairs cupboard and window to the side Bedroom 4 6.76m(22'2)x3.25m(10'8) With telephone point, ceiling fan, wall mounted heater and velux window There is access to a further loft room of similar dimensions directly above the Lounge and with the continuation of the side window. Bathroom With low level WC, pedestal wash basin, panelled bath with shower over, fully tiled walls, tiled floor, central heating radiator and window to the side. Outside The property is approached through solid wooden gates which lead to a generous parking area with sandstone wall boundaries and access to a detached double garage in length measuring 28'4' by 7'9' and with light and power to the side of which is covered storage area which runs the full length of the garage. The garden lies mainly to the front of the property with an attractive lawned area with raised rockery housing a variety of mature plants and shrubs, further to this is a patio area and walled boundaries. To the rear is an enclosed courtyard area with gated access on to Brooklands Road.
In the heart of the French Alps, Lecrin des neiges a hotel residence offers 1-bedroom fully equipped and furnished apartments and comes with an indoor swimming pool and a sauna. Property type Resale Leaseback Apartment Address Chamrousse Accommodation 1 bedroom Price 89K Size 35sqm Yield 4% Delivery Date Delivered Deposit 5-7% to Notary Personal Occupation 3 weeks The development: In the heart of the French Alps, only 35 minutes from Grenoble, the hotel residence LEcrin des Neiges offers 1-bedroom fully equipped and furnished apartments and features an indoor swimming pool and a sauna. Each 1-bedroom apartment at the Residence has a private south facing terrace with mountain views and can sleep 6 people. They also have a kitchen equipped with dishwasher and microwave. They comes with a private outdoor parking space and a ski locker. Ski equipment hire is available on site. The Location: The ski resort of Chamrousse is situated in the Belledonne area of the Isere department in the Northern Alps region and offers high altitude skiing suitable for all levels. The majestic mountain scenery towering above Grenoble is, for the most part, formed by the Belledonne range. Chamrousse is formed by the Recoin at 1650m and the Roche Beranger at 1750m. The ski-lift served area extends from 1420m to the Cross of Chamrousse at 2250m where a grand panorama englobes the mountain groups of Oisans, Grandes Rousses and Taillefer. There are 92 km of runs and 40 km of cross country trails laid out on the sunny and sheltered Arselle plateau. The resort also features a snowpark. The area is undergoing a considerable makeover at the moment with refurbished and new apartments in the Bachat Bouloud area with new ski lifts. Chamrousse was the 1968 Olympic ski resort hosting the men and women downhill events. It is where the French dream team of Goitschell and Killy passed into history. In addition, the resort is the most accessible ski resort in the Alps, as only 30 minutes from the main city Grenoble. Activities: Apart from skiing, there is much to do. Sledging, dog-sledging, paraskiing, snowbiking, mogul skiing (freestyle skiing), snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice-skating, swimming, climbing, ice-driving and torchlight descent each week are also available. Chamrousse is a fantastic family get-away with plenty of activities for everyone. Chamrousse in summer is a beautiful place to stay for nature lovers. Food Local Specialities: Meat and cheese feature heavily in Alpine cuisine, with produce including Bleu du Vercors-Sassenage, Petafine, fish (trout) and dishes such as petafine, bleu du vercors, nuts, chartreuse (alcohol) and sausages. Typical dishes are raclette (melted cheese served with charcuterie), fondue (melted cheese) tartiflette (a gratin with potatoes and Reblochon cheese), and rissoles (pear pasty). Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you. The management company: Established in 1991, the management company exclusively managing this residence owns and operates hotels in the most beautiful regions and cities in France grouped under tourist residences. Investment Scheme: Rental lease ongoing (11 years) Rental income paid quarterly ( 3561 / per year). 3-weeks occupation. Access: Chamrousse is located 35 minutes from Grenoble, 60 minutes from Chambery and 110 minutes from Lyon. By car: From Grenoble follow signs on the Rocade sud exit 2. By train: There are regular direct high speed trains from Paris Gare de Lyon (3 hours). By plane: Regular flights from the UK (Gatwick, Stansted, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh, East Midlands, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, Manchester) to Grenoble Saint Geoirs airport (winter period), Chambery and Lyon are available. Investment Characteristics Fully Furnished Lifestyle Activities Resort Fishing City Ski Rural Mountain Amenities and Services Swimming Pool Parking Management Property Characteristics Furnished Renovated South Facing Property Features Terrace Lift Sauna Views Fixtures and Furnishings Dishwasher Microwave Key selling points: Chamrousse - Leaseback Resale Apartment In Alpine Ski Resort. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t683698/
3 stars Residence L'Ecrin des Neiges' offers this 2-bed fully furnished apartment with indoor POOL and private TERRACE Property type Resale Leaseback Apartment Address Chamrousse Accommodation 2 bedrooms Price 127,440K Size 35sqm + 10sqm terrace Yield 3.13% Delivery Date Delivered Deposit 5-7% to Notary Personal Occupation 2 weeks The Development: Ideally situated on the slopes in Chamrousse 1750, the 3 stars Residence 'L'Ecrin des Neiges' offers fantastic views from the Taillefer Massif to the city of Grenoble. The Residence with contemporary character consists of 3 buildings with a total of 134 comfortable apartments. Each one of them has spacious terraces. For the exclusive use of its residents, there is a relaxation area with heated indoor swimming pool and sauna and a lounge area. The Apartment: This FULLY FURNISHED, south-facing apartment comes with a spacious TERRACE, outdoor PARKING SPACE and a SKI LOCKER. The property offers 35m2 of living space, comprising: an entrance hall, a living room with a kitchenette, 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and a WC. Equipped with a double sofa bed, a bunk bed, a double bed, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker. The Location: The ski resort of Chamrousse is situated in the Belledonne area of the Isere department in the Northern Alps region and offers high altitude skiing suitable for all levels. The majestic mountain scenery towering above Grenoble is, for the most part, formed by the Belledonne range. Chamrousse is formed by the Recoin at 1650m and the Roche Beranger at 1750m. The ski-lift served area extends from 1420m to the Cross of Chamrousse at 2250m where a grand panorama englobes the mountain groups of Oisans, Grandes Rousses and Taillefer. There are 92 km of runs and 40 km of cross country trails laid out on the sunny and sheltered Arselle plateau. The resort also features a snowpark. The area is undergoing a considerable makeover at the moment with refurbished and new apartments in the Bachat Bouloud area with new ski lifts. Chamrousse was the 1968 Olympic ski resort hosting the men and women downhill events. It is where the French dream team of Goitschell and Killy passed into history. In addition, the resort is the most accessible ski resort in the Alps, as only 30 minutes from the main city Grenoble. Activities: Apart from skiing, there is much to do. Chamrousse is well known for its ice diving, Sledging, dog-sledging, paragliding, ice climbing, snowbiking, mogul skiing (freestyle skiing), snowboarding, snowshoeing, ice-skating, swimming, climbing, ice-driving and torchlight descent each week are also available. Chamrousse is a fantastic family get-away with plenty of activities for everyone. Chamrousse in summer is a beautiful place to stay for nature lovers. Food Local Specialities: Meat and cheese feature heavily in Alpine cuisine, with produce including Bleu du Vercors-Sassenage, Petafine, fish (trout) and dishes such as petafine, bleu du vercors, nuts, chartreuse (alcohol) and sausages. Typical dishes are raclette (melted cheese served with charcuterie), fondue (melted cheese) tartiflette (a gratin with potatoes and Reblochon cheese), and rissoles (pear pasty). Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can find the right mortgage for you. The management company: Established in 1991, the management company exclusively managing this residence owns and operates hotels in the most beautiful regions and cities in France grouped under tourist residences. Investment Scheme: Rental 9 year lease (ongoing since 2007) Rental income paid quarterly ( 3983 net / per year). 2-weeks occupation Access: Chamrousse is located 35 minutes from Grenoble, 60 minutes from Chambery and 110 minutes from Lyon. By car: From Grenoble follow signs on the Rocade sud exit 2. By train: There are regular direct high speed trains from Paris Gare de Lyon (3 hours). By plane: Regular flights from the UK (Gatwick, Stansted, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, Edinburgh, East Midlands, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds/Bradford, Manchester) to Grenoble Saint Geoirs airport (winter period), Chambery and Lyon are available. Key selling points: Chamrousse - Leaseback Resale, 2 Bed Apartment, Sleeps 6 People In Alpine Resort. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1471136/
A Rare Opportunity To Acquire A Detached Four Bedroomed, Dormer Bungalow, Externally Deceptively In Its Appearance, Being Larger Than It Appears Yet With Potential For Further Expansion And Located On The Fringe Of This Sought After Historic Village. Access To Woodland Paths & Open Countryside. Large Entrance Hall, Two Reception Rooms, Spacious Conservatory, Kitchen/Breakfast room, Double Bedrooms, Family Bathroom and 2 Further Bedrooms. Range of Out buildings incl Storage Sheds, Garage and Greenhouse. Large Easily Managed Garden extending to 0.3 Acre approx. Oil Central Heating & Double Glazing. Trellech lies about 6 miles south of the market town of Monmouth and is connected via the B4293 road to neighbouring centre of Chepstow, which is some 12 miles further south of the village. Historically it is a fascinating hamlet, which formerly was much larger than it is now. According to the "History of Monmouthshire" (written by Sir Joseph Bradney), Trellech was in existence in Roman times and that the Romans had a station here. Located to the Chepstow side of the village is an interesting stone circle, (similar but smaller to Stonehenge), known locally as Harold's Stones, in addition to which Trellech also features an ancient mound (Tump Terret) and a particularly fine Church, the latter much younger in age, but still dating back several hundred years. Today the community is served by a regular rural bus service (to Chepstow/Monmouth), a modern and well regarded junior school, an Inn, a Village Hall and a Doctor's Surgery, which is shortly to be enlarged. While the excellent shopping facilities of Monmouth which is also famous for its educational facilities lies only a short car-ride away, to some extent the local community relies upon the small general store of the nearby Village of Llanishen, about 1.5 miles distance. Being located on high ground, there are a number of points from which there are stunning views, chiefly in a westerly direction and which engulf the Brecon Beacons. There are also miles of walks, through the adjoining Forestry Commission land. "Tom Thumb" is situated at the south eastern end of this interesting village and fronts a lane connecting Trellech with both Llandogo and Tintern, which lie in the adjacent Wye Valley. While the area is well regarded as an area of high scenic beauty, it is an ideal location for parties whose profession involves a high element of travel, because the area is surrounded by a fast highway network, with the A40 dual carriageway being joined at Monmouth, linking this area to Newport, Cardiff and West Wales, while at Chepstow, connection is possible to the M48 and then via the Severn Bridge and M4 to Bristol, the West Country and London We understand that the property was built about 31 years ago but has during the past 18 years been owned by our client, during which time (in 2010) the electrical system has been significantly overhauled, the present (and large) Conservatory was built and the range of outbuildings created to enable our client's late husband to partake in his hobby to grow and show Chrysanthemums. Although some of the greenhouses have been removed, the bases still remain and the missing two 'houses could therefore be reinstated if the buyer so wished. The accommodation which is centrally heated, double glazed and is arranged as follows: - Ground Floor. Entrance Hallway 11' 11 x 9 above average in size with a recessed double glazed Upvc door, radiator, telephone point, doors off to the principal rooms including: - Sitting Room 16' 1 x 12', with coving to ceiling, range of spot light fittings and with a piranha pine open tread feature staircase leading off to first floor. Two radiators. Wide archway with folding doors leading through to: - Rear Dining Room 14' 2 x 13' 2, with two radiators, telephone point and French door to garden. Kitchen/Breakfast Room 12' x 12', equipped with a mid Oak fronted range of kitchen units, arranged in an "L" formation with contrasting green work surfaces incorporating an inset one and a half bowl sink with space to one side for an under counter refrigerator/freezer. Around to the right, there is space for an electric cooker with an extraction fan concealed within the wall cabinets range above. Further again to the right, there is provision for both an automatic washing machine and dishwasher. Set against the bedroom wall is a further range of floor and base cupboards with a centrally placed Trianco oil fired boiler with space at the far end for a chest freezer. Functional ceramic tiling above most work surfaces. TV aerial lead, radiator, range of spot light fittings to ceiling and stable type door to: - Conservatory 16' 4 x 9', with a brick plinth and with Upvc windows and with a polycarbonate roof. The doors at both ends provide easy access to the garden. Laminated floor finish. Bathroom/Shower Room equipped with a pedestal wash basin, panelled bath, separate shower cubicle with pivoting door supplied by a Triton Rapid electric shower, low flush wc. In addition there is a built-in linen cupboard. Radiator. Bedroom One 16' x 9' 10, with two radiators and with a pleasant view overlooking the front lawn. Bedroom Two 11' 11 x 9' 10 (overall), with two ranges of built-in cupboards, one used as an airing cupboard with an insulated hot water cylinder. Radiator. Similar view to previous bedroom. First Floor. Small Landing off which there are doors to: - Bedroom Three 10' 1 x 9', with a sizeable Dressing Area Recess 6' 6 x 4' 3. The room overlooks the front garden but has a more distant view looking out towards Beacon Hill and back towards the village. Access to eaves storage area. Bedroom Four 10' 2 x 9' 8 plus entrance recess, with similar outlook and access also into eaves. Outbuildings. Undoubtedly a feature of the property is the size of the garden and the various outbuildings which are included. Approached via a five bar gate and a long concrete drive sufficient for the parking of three or four vehicles is the timber built Garage 17' 7 x 10' with an electricity supply, behind which is a detached similar built Implement Store with Open Fronted Lawn Tractor Shed There is a generously sized lawn to the front of the property which is interspersed with a Cherry Tree, a Hazel and a raised garden. To the rear of the bungalow in the lee of the dining room is a substantial paved patio area which is bounded on two sides by a further range of outbuildings including: - Modern Store Shed 9' 4 x 7' 2, with sliding doors and paved floor. To the side is an aluminium framed Greenhouse 12' 3 x 8' 2, with concrete floor, benching and electrical supply. To the East of this are two bases for greenhouses which were used for growing, exhibition Chrysanthemums. In this section of the garden is a former vegetable and soft fruit growing area bisected by a number of paths. In all the grounds extend to about 0.3 of an acre, or thereabouts. Services Mains electricity and water. Private drainage system. Telephone subject to BT regulations. Oil fuel central heating. Please note that it is not our policy to test fixtures, fittings and services but the appropriate tests can be arranged if required. Tenure: Freehold. Council Tax Band: G. Local Authority: Monmouthshire County Council, Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran, NP44 2XH. Tel: . Directions: Leave Monmouth town centre via the main street. (Monnow St), turning left at traffic lights after crossing the new Monnow Bridge. Follow the road signs to Trellech via the B4293. In approx. 6 miles one enters the Trellech Village and passes the modern School on left. Continue through "S" bend around the
The Leaseback residence Les Demeures Ocanes offers one bedroom apartments with cabin, and comes with indoor/outdoor pool, hammam, fitness club, parking space and private access to the beach. Property type : Leaseback Apartments Address : St Denis d'Olons Accommodation : 1 bedroom Prices : 203,027 to 221,859 Sizes : 37.28 to 42.40sqm Deposit: 5% to Notary Sales office : Yes The Development: Les Demeures Ocanes is set in the continental side of the Olron island, two steps away from the Ocean (private access from the residence), and organized like a hamlet : a perfect combination between a modern residence and a vegetal universe, made for both well-being and conviviality (indoor/outdoor pool, fitness centre, hammam...). The place is well-served by entirely secured pedestrian ways, with small streets particularly suitable for a saunter. The splendid landscaped environment puts Nature forward in an harmonious setting, in the heart of a consistent construction, punctuated with a slight touch of originality. The Location: With its 90 km of coasts, Olron is the second largest island of metropolitan France.It is connected to the continent by a viaduct, which is three kilometers long. Centre of French oyster raising, this isle is ringed by innumerable parks and basins where the famous oysters of Marennes-Olron undergo refinement. Ever since the end of the 19th century, the mild climate and the gorgeous beaches attract boats and car filled with tourists who are then won over by the village with the low houses, the picturesque roads, the vast forests of maritime pines and green oaks, the beaches with their fine sand, the ports, the marshlands, oak groves... Management Company: The company exclusively managing this residence is number 2 on the vacation rental market in France, offering 110,000 beds among 311 residences, welcoming 2.1 million holiday makers each year, for a turnover of 179.7M in 2011. The management company was structured around three vocations: exploitation, marketing and administration of property, assuring the most complete mastery of the facilities it operates and the guarantee of providing the best professional services to its customers. Investment Scheme: 9 year commercial lease, with the rent being revaluated every 3 years, depending on the variation of the price of construction index published by INSEE The buyer will get 19.6% VAT cash back Occupancy: the owner may benefit from a 15% discount on his stay in his residence with 8-week occupancy maximum Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Activities: All kinds of water sports and activities are available, as well as numerous family activities and guided tours of the Island. The countryside of the surrounding Charente-Maritime is also very rural and full of history. To the North is Venise Verte, a marshy area of country, criss-crossed with tiny canals and a popular resort for inland boating. And the famous town of Cognac is also nearby and there is the FrancoFolies festival, which brings together Francophone musicians for a week of concerts and celebration. Food and Local Specialities: The island is very famous for its oyster farming, but also for the seafood, sea fishes and shellfishes . Local recipes include: quails cooked in cognac, rabbit in pineau, young cockerel in white wine, freshwater fish (trout, eels, roach, fried baby fish), snails with a white wine-based sauce, white haricot beans (mohettes) and coup de Jarnac (a meringue cake soaked with cognac). Access: The island of Olron is less than 10 minutes from La Rochelle, the main city of the dpartement. By car: from Bordeaux, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, towars Ile d'Olron. From Nantes, motorway A83, exit LA ROCHELLE then direction Rochefort/Ile d'Olron. From Paris, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, toward Ile d'Olron. By plane: the closest airport is La Rochelle, with direct flights from Paris, London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Dublin, Brussels, Oslo... By train: there is a TGV station in Surgeres (from Paris), Rochefort (from Nantes) and Saintes (from Bordeaux) with a shuttle bus linking the island. By boat: regular trips from La Rochelle to Saint Denis d'Olons. Key selling points: Ile D'oleron - One Bedrom Apartments With Cabin In Modern Residence With Pool And Hammam. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1471095/
This Leaseback residence offers one bedroom apartments, and comes with indoor/outdoor pool, hammam, fitness club, parking space and private access to the beach. Property type : Leaseback Apartments Address : St Denis d'Oleron Accommodation : 1 bedroom Prices : 180,367 to 188,901 Sizes : 33.87 to 35.62sqm Deposit : 5% to Notary Sales office : Yes The Development: Les Demeures Ocanes is set in the continental side of the Olron island, two steps away from the Ocean (private access from the residence), and organized like a hamlet : a perfect combination between a modern residence and a vegetal universe, made for both well-being and conviviality (indoor/outdoor pool, fitness centre, hammam...). The place is well-served by entirely secured pedestrian ways, with small streets particularly suitable for a saunter. The splendid landscaped environment puts Nature forward in an harmonious setting, in the heart of a consistent construction, punctuated with a slight touch of originality. The Location: With its 90 km of coasts, Oleron is the second largest island of metropolitan France.It is connected to the continent by a viaduct, which is three kilometers long. Centre of French oyster raising, this isle is ringed by innumerable parks and basins where the famous oysters of Marennes-Olron undergo refinement. Ever since the end of the 19th century, the mild climate and the gorgeous beaches attract boats and car filled with tourists who are then won over by the village with the low houses, the picturesque roads, the vast forests of maritime pines and green oaks, the beaches with their fine sand, the ports, the marshlands, oak groves... Management Company: The company exclusively managing this residence is number 2 on the vacation rental market in France, offering 110,000 beds among 311 residences, welcoming 2.1 million holiday makers each year, for a turnover of 179.7M in 2011. The management company was structured around three vocations: exploitation, marketing and administration of property, assuring the most complete mastery of the facilities it operates and the guarantee of providing the best professional services to its customers. Investment Scheme: 9 year commercial lease, with the rent being revaluated every 3 years, depending on the variation of the price of construction index published by INSEE The buyer will get 19.6% VAT cash back Occupancy: the owner may benefit from a 15% discount on his stay in his residence with 8-week occupancy maximum Financing: We have our own French mortgage brokerage service in order to find the most suitable mortgage for each client. Whether you want an interest-only mortgage, a traditional repayment mortgage or hybrid mortgage, we can get the right mortgage for you. Activities: All kinds of water sports and activities are available, as well as numerous family activities and guided tours of the Island. The countryside of the surrounding Charente-Maritime is also very rural and full of history. To the North is Venise Verte, a marshy area of country, criss-crossed with tiny canals and a popular resort for inland boating. And the famous town of Cognac is also nearby and there is the FrancoFolies festival, which brings together Francophone musicians for a week of concerts and celebration. Food and Local Specialities: The island is very famous for its oyster farming, but also for the seafood, sea fishes and shellfishes . Local recipes include: quails cooked in cognac, rabbit in pineau, young cockerel in white wine, freshwater fish (trout, eels, roach, fried baby fish), snails with a white wine-based sauce, white haricot beans (mohettes) and coup de Jarnac (a meringue cake soaked with cognac). Access: The island of Olron is less than 10 minutes from La Rochelle, the main city of the dpartement. By car: from Bordeaux, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, towars Ile d'Olron. From Nantes, motorway A83, exit LA ROCHELLE then direction Rochefort/Ile d'Olron. From Paris, motorway A10, exit 35 SAINTES, toward Ile d'Olron. By plane: the closest airport is La Rochelle, with direct flights from Paris, London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Dublin, Brussels, Oslo... By train: there is a TGV station in Surgeres (from Paris), Rochefort (from Nantes) and Saintes (from Bordeaux) with a shuttle bus linking the island. By boat: regular trips from La Rochelle to Saint Denis d'Olons. Key selling points: Ile D'oleron - Apartments In Modern Residence With Pool, Hammam And Fitness Club. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t1471085/
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