Sole Agent. Detailed file on request. Known as the “Maison du Passeur,” this exceptional seventeenth century property on the banks of the Seine about an hour from the capital is partially listed. Set in two point seven hectares of leafy grounds bordered for some three hundred metres by the river, it offers about three hundred ninety square meters of living space which was meticulously restored in 1985 under the supervision of the Architectes des Bâtiments de France. It includes two living/reception rooms bathed in sunshine, and an open-plan kitchen boasting exceptional decorative features including tomette floor tiles, a stone fireplace and an old wooden staircase. Upstairs are three spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms and a generously proportioned recreation room. With near one hundred thirty square meters vaulted cellars. Four outbuildings (four hundred sixty square meters in total) include a charming guest pavilion, a caretaker's lodge, a former chapel and a six-car garage. The entirely enclosed grounds feature a walled vegetable garden and a heated swimming pool. Meticulously maintained, the ensemble commands an open view of Roche-Guyon castle and its gardens. French art-de-vie par excellence.