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Exceptional listed 17^th/18^th centuries manor at the gates of Paris, in the Val-d'Oise department

This property is located in the residential area of a small town 15 km (9 miles) north-west of Paris, not far from a railway station, an access to a motorway and the Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle international airport. It is composed of a ISMH-listed 18^th century manor with 17^th century outbuildings on 1.17 ha (2.9 acres) of beautiful wall-enclosed landscaped grounds with century-old trees.

The manor in its landscaped grounds.

The main building was built in 1730 with stone and a slate roof. It features many remarkable period details and offers over 400 sq. mt. (4 300 sq. ft.) of living space on 3 levels and needs some interior restoration. The main building is extended on one side by a 17^th century wing, that offers about 200 sq. mt. (2 150 sq. ft.). The ISMH-listing applies to the fronts and roofs.

The east side of the main building.

The manor has 3 entrances. The main entrance is located at the centre of the west side, in a round tower with the main oak staircase.

The west side of the manor with the 17th century wing on the right-hand side.

On the ground floor, the left side of the manor features 4 rooms in a row: a main reception room (ca. 50 sq. mt., 538 sq. ft.) with windows opening onto the eastern side of the grounds, decorated with marble fireplace, wainscotting and parquet floor, a smaller reception room (ca. 40 sq. mt., 430 sq. ft.) with windows on 2 sides, marble fireplace and a remarkable parquet floor, a dining room with windows on 2 sides, marble fireplace and parquet floor, and a kitchen. The 2 reception rooms and the dining room have high ceilings. The right side corresponds to the 17^th century wing and distributes a corridor with period tiled floor, a cloakroom and a staircase leading to an entresol with a fruit room and further rooms.

The reception rooms on the ground floor.

The 1^st floor is accessed by the main staircase in the tower and the second staircase. It distributes a long corridor, 7 bedrooms and 2 shower rooms. The farther rooms compose a suite with a small sitting room, a small kitchen and a bedroom. Each room has a marble fireplace and parquet floor. The 2^nd floor is accessed by the main staircase. It includes a corridor with period tiled floor, 6 bedrooms with either parquet floor or tiled floor, a small kitchen and a shower room.

The parquet floor in a reception room.	18th century decoration.

The 17^th century right wing is built on 2 levels and communicates with the main building. It offers ca. 200 sq. mt. (2 150 sq. ft.) of living space and its ground floor includes a large kitchen, a pantry, an ancient chapel and a laundry room. The 1^st floor has been converted into an accommodation with a living room, a kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. The underground floor distributes cellars.

The 17th century wing as seen from the grounds and from the tower.

The 17^th century caretaker's house offers ca. 175 sq. mt. (1 880 sq. ft.) of living space on 2 levels and is divided into 2 independent accommodations. The first accommodation is accessed by a charming wooden staircase and distributes 4 rooms plus a convertible attic. The second accommodation features 5 rooms on 2 levels. Part of the ground floor consists of ancient stables with access under a porch that is closed by a carriage gate and leads to a paved courtyard.

The 17th century caretaker's house.	The garages on the paved courtyard.

The further outbuildings consist of a barn and garages on the paved courtyard.

The landscaped grounds are vast and beautiful: the 1.17 ha (2.9 acres) are fully wall-enclosed and feature big century-old trees of various species, lawns and flowered clumps. They are included in a protected area.

The western side of the grounds.

The eastern side of the grounds as seen from the manor.

An exceptionally preserved property, complete and well balanced, at the gates of Paris...

Price: 1 158 000 EUR. (Converting this price into another currency...)

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