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Offer 737

Outstanding beginning of 20th century manor house close to Paris

This property is located in the Yvelines department, 30 min. West of Paris, in a protected area and a renowned city with all shops and services. It features a large 20th century manor house with inner swimming pool and outbuildings set on more than 1 ha (2.5 acres) of landscaped grounds.

The South side as seen from the grounds.

The manor house is made of freestone and slate roofing and was built at the beginning of the 20th century. It offers more than 1,000 sq. mt. (10,760 sq. ft.) of living space (1,400 sq. mt. - 15,064 sq. ft. of total space) for 4 levels including a partially converted basement. The house is in very good general condition.

The South side, the main entrance and the architectural details of the frontages.

The building of the manor house was paid by a US multimillionaire that chose the best specialists for the inner decoration. They used genuine materials: beautiful parquet floors in the reception rooms and remarkable 17th century parquet floors in 2 bedrooms, large stone and marble fireplaces (they are all functional), "à la Française" ceilings (with polychrome coats of arms).


The monumental entrance on the East side.	The North side with a large terrace.

The main entrance faces South and opens onto the gardens. This majestic entrance, with 2 high columns, leads to the ground floor of the manor house entirely devoted to reception rooms.

A first living room, with oak wainscoting, opens onto a gallery facing South.

A first living room with beautiful oak wainscoting (4.75 mt. high, 15.8 ft.) with an adjoining office, leads to a gallery with wainscoting, that opens onto a dining room with stone fireplace, genuine "à la Française" ceiling and access to a terrace, then a second living room with a 12th century monumental stone fireplace and very ancient carved oak woodwork.

The dining room offers genuine "à la Française" ceiling with polychrome coats of arms.


A medieval living room, with "à la Française" ceiling, a monumental stone fireplace (probably from the 12th century) and very ancient carved oak woodwork.

This level also offers a large equipped kitchen, with a back kitchen and a secondary staircase that leads to the 4 floors. A majestic oak staircase with an iron wrought banister leads to the 1st floor.


The gallery on the South side.	The main staircase leading to the 1st floor.

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Demeures de France
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by telephone: 33/0 1 44 17 95 40
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