Once the residence of one of Louis XIV’s intendants, this superb mid eighteenth century former hunting lodge is located near château de Voisin and a short distance from château de la du Barry. Subsequently the Prefet de Paris’s country residence in the early twentieth century, the property was also for a time the residence of the Dutch Ambassador, which explains the multitude of beautiful tulips which blossom in Spring. Set in one thousand five hundred square meters of walled grounds, the ensemble includes a two hundred ninety square meter main house, an annex with further accommodation and a large double garage. The main house includes a near forty square meter living/reception room and library with a fireplace, a kitchen with an adjacent pantry and wine cellar, and a dining room. All rooms open onto a sunny terrace. Upstairs are six bedrooms and four bathrooms or shower rooms. With a thirty square meter studio apartment. The property benefits from easy rail and road access from the capital, and is near excellent schools.