This elegant brick-built period mansion with an adjacent exposed stone barn features solid oak parquet flooring, high ceilings, and a superb staircase with wrought-iron banisters.
It includes a living/reception room in the converted adjacent barn featuring a stone fireplace and accessing the garden to the rear, a dining room featuring parquet flooring and a fireplace, an equipped kitchen also featuring parquet flooring, a utility room with fitted storage space, and a storage room.
A corridor upstairs leads to two spacious bedrooms with parquet flooring, a spacious bath/shower room with a wc, and a study or possible further bedroom.
The corridor also accesses the garden.
The top floor comprises two further bedrooms, a shower room with a wc, and ample fitted storage space.
With two cellars including a wine cellar, a former lime kiln partially constructed with stone from Beynes Chateau.
The barn includes a 45 sqm workshop and a 65 sqm upper floor with potential for conversion.
The roofing was renovated in 2007, and the barn’s structure has been controlled and insulated.
With a timber terrace and a little garden kiosque.
The façade requires no work.
An elegant family home in the Yvelines department west of the capital.