Built in 1901, this elegant villa of character seduces by the nobility of its facade in two-tone brick and millstone. The gables with exposed frames, the slate of the steeply pitched roof, and the balconies with white balustrade bear witness to the residential architecture of the Belle Époque that made the bourgeois quarters of Saint-Germain-en-Laye famous. Established on a plot of six hundred four square meters closed by walls, the building offers two hundred ten square meters of living space spread over two levels, to which are added an attic and basement (three hundred square meters of usable area). The ground floor revolves around a large entrance; the volumes are generous, and the light is omnipresent. A double living room with beautiful proportions, a kitchen that can be opened, an office and a laundry complete this level (possibility to create a suite on the ground floor). On the first floor, there is an ideal configuration that meets the requirements of a large family: a master suite, four bedrooms, a dressing room, a bathroom and separate toilet. The basement offers four beautiful cellars while the garden without vis-à-vis hosts a shed and a closed garage. If the property calls for some renovation work, these are above all a rare opportunity to personalize according to its own codes—a house of character—an exercise that lovers of ancient architecture will appreciate at its true value. Ideal location twelve minutes from the market square, sixteen minutes from RER A, easy access to major roads (A14, A13), international high school within ten minutes, many reputable schools also accessible.