A family house with authentic charm, a bucolic garden and a remarkable conservatory, nestled 30 minutes south-east of Paris - ref 938973
A family house with authentic charm, a bucolic garden and a remarkable conservatory, nestled 30 minutes south-east of Paris.
The property lies in a town in the south-east of France's Val-de-Marne department, in the Île-de-France region around Paris. The town offers shops. And a bus takes you to a station (Boissy-Saint-Léger) on Line A of the RER regional rail network, to two stations on Line D of the same network (Créteil-Pompadour and Villeneuve-Saint-Georges) and to the Pointe-du-Lac station on Line 8 of the Paris metro network. From all these stations, you can get into central Paris quickly and smoothly. The grand house stands in a residential district near shops.
The dwelling has a basement, a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor. The house has a hipped roof of interlocking tiles that is crowned with a decorative zinc ridge and a central dormer. Its south-facing facade is made of burrstone. The ground floor is raised. The entrance door that leads into this ground floor stands beneath a canopy and is framed between two windows. Three windows with wrought-iron guardrails punctuate the first floor. On the east side, a double flight of steps with balusters leads up to a secondary entrance door, which also stands beneath a canopy. On the north side, a remarkable conservatory looks down over the garden. You can reach this conservatory from outside via a double flight of steps. Up on the first floor, there is a raised terrace. And a garage stands on the west side. On the north side of the garden, there is an outbuilding with storerooms and old hutches.
The house
The ground floor
You step into an entrance hall with a floor of tiling patterned with small black square inserts. On one side, a glazed double door leads into a dining room with dado panelling. Wood strip flooring extends across the room. This room features an earthenware stove too. From here, a glazed double door leads into a lounge with a white marble fireplace. Cornices underline the ceilings, which have ceiling roses too. Back in the hallway, a door leads to a fitted kitchen, which is filled with natural light from a garden-facing window. Its floor is tiled. A glazed door leads into a conservatory, which is bathed in natural light from glazed walls of small panes. Wood strip flooring extends across the conservatory. A door leads into an office, which you can also reach from the entrance hallway. A lavatory completes this ground floor. And a door leads down to the cellar. From the hallway, a wooden staircase leads up to the first and second floors.
The first floor
A landing connects to a bathroom. A door leads out onto a terrace above the kitchen. There is a separate lavatory. A wooden door leads into the first bedroom, which has a black marble fireplace. Wood strip flooring extends across the room. There is a linen room on this first floor too. The floor is completed with a second bedroom, which also has a black marble fireplace, and a third bedroom.
The second floor
From the landing, a door leads into another bedroom, which is filled with natural light from a dormer window. On either side of the landing, wooden doors lead into two loft spaces.
The basement
You reach the basement either from an indoor staircase or from outside. There is a first cellar, which has a former linen room and a workshop, and then a second cellar. Another basement section can be reached from outside on the east side. It offers extra storage space.
The outbuildingsThere is a garage on the house's west side. You reach it via a gate. On the north side, there are old storerooms and hutches with roofing of zinc and interlocking tiles. The property includes an old kennel too.
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