This listed property dating from 1898 was designed by a disciple of architect Baron Eugène Haussmann, renowned for his transformation of Paris. Hidden from view in about 5 hectares of grounds, the main house offers 480 sqm of floor space and 390 sqm of living space, and the property also includes a caretaker’s lodge offering 244 sqm of floor space and 152 sqm of living space, 85 sqm former stables with a garage and an attic, a little oratory, a grotto typical to prestigious late 19th century properties, and a child’s play area. A tennis court would be possible.
Oozing with period character and boasting Herringbone parquet flooring, mouldings, panelling, stained glass and fireplaces, the main house includes an entrance hall, living/reception rooms opening onto a south-facing terrace, a kitchen and a guest wc.
Four bedrooms including a master suite with a bathroom, two further bathrooms and two wc are upstairs.
The top floor comprises a study/library, three further bedrooms, a shower room, a wc and attics.
The kitchen, bathrooms and toilets are recent, and the plumbing and electricity has been replaced.
The garden level comprises a recreation room, storage rooms, a utility room, a boiler room and a jacuzzi.
The main house is in good condition, although some refurbishment would be necessary.
The annexes, and notably the caretaker’s lodge, require renovation and are currently uninhabitable.
South-facing, the property is set in enclosed wooded grounds crossed by a stream. It is sold with maintenance equipment for the grounds including a tractor.
10 minutes from Poissy and Saint-Germain-en-Laye stations, and benefiting from easy A13 and A14 motorway access.