This beautiful house is the former property of one of Louis XIV's stewards. He renovated this former 17th-century hunting lodge, located near the Château de Voisin and not far from the Château de la Barry.This beautiful location was the country home of the Prefect of Paris in the early 20th century. It was once the residence of the Dutch ambassador, hence the presence of unusually beautiful tulip beds in the spring.This characterful residence consists of a 290 m² main house on three levels surrounded by a 1,500 m² walled park. In the outbuilding, there is an annex and a large double garage.The garden level consists of a kitchen with an adjoining dining room, a living room with a fireplace, and a library of nearly 40 m².The reception rooms all open onto a large sunny terrace overlooking the garden. A beautiful wine cellar is accessed through a pantry adjoining the kitchen.On the upper floors, the six bedrooms and four bathrooms/showers will allow each member of the family to easily find their place.In addition to the main house, this property offers a charming separate 30 m² studio with a kitchenette and shower room (toilet), which will delight a young au pair or older teenagers seeking independence.Easily accessible via the rail network thanks to the proximity of Louveciennes train station (9 minutes on foot, line L to Paris-la Défense and Saint Lazare). Bus line 1 connecting Saint-Germain-en-Laye and Versailles is 400m away, you will be only 10 km from La Défense (via the A86) and 15 km from Porte d'Auteuil (via the A13).Various middle and high schools are accessible in neighboring towns: Louis de Broglie (Marly-le-Roi), Jeanne d'Albret and the International High School (Saint-Germain-en-Laye), Alain High School (Le Vésinet), Blanche de Castille (Le Chesnay), and Pierre Corneille High School (La Celle-Saint-Cloud), and of course all the good schools in Versailles (St. Jean Hulst, Hoche, Sacré-C ur/Grandchamp, etc.).