Beautiful 18th-century bourgeois house in a park with a pond

Nestled in the heart of a 8,500 m² park, home to centuries-old, classified trees, this stunning bourgeois residence, built under Napoleon I and later Napoleon III, combines historical charm with timeless elegance. Mainly oriented to the south but also to the north, it spans three levels and 10 rooms, all bathed in light thanks to its numerous large windows.

The ground floor opens onto a spacious entrance hall, which leads to a dining room, a large living room, and a kitchen, extended by a bathroom, a laundry room, a cloakroom, and toilets. Access to the cellar and the oldest attic completes this level.

On the first floor, a master suite with a shower room and dressing room is accompanied by two charming bedrooms served by a bathroom.

On the second floor, the attic has been beautifully converted into three lovely bedrooms, complemented by a large shower room with toilets.

The electrical installation has been entirely redone, ensuring comfort and safety.

To complement the outstanding features of this exceptional property, the estate, adorned with a charming pond fed by a borehole, also includes a double garage and, as a cherry on top, offers a view and direct access to the prestigious golf course.