Sébastien Amieil, specialist in charming and prestigious properties at DE LA COUR AU JARDIN, invites you to discover:
Ideally located just one hour from Paris, 30 minutes from Rambouillet and Chartres, and benefiting from all the amenities of Nogent-le-Roi, this 19th-century property enjoys a privileged location.
Built in 1864 on the edge of the forest, on the ruins of an ancient medieval castle, it overlooks a 4,515 m² landscaped park on the banks of the Eure, adorned with rare species and century-old trees. This bourgeois residence embodies all the refinement of the ‘Napoleon III holiday home’ style.
Its remarkable architecture captivates with its rich décor: slate roof, brick façades enhanced with wood and touches of red that elegantly highlight the openings. Partially renovated by its last owners, the residence has retained all the authenticity and prestige of its era thanks to its generous volumes, high ceilings, mouldings and woodwork, tapestries and paintings, as well as its antique parquet floors and tiling.
With a living area of 546 m² (Carrez law), the ground floor (212 m²) opens onto a vast double reception hall adorned with a superb marble mosaic floor, leading to beautiful reception rooms: two living rooms, a dining room, a library, a large family kitchen with dining area, a study, a landing with a service staircase in the tower, access to the cellars, and a large 70 m² terrace opening onto the garden, ideal for sharing convivial and relaxing moments.
The elegant wrought iron staircase, topped with a wooden handrail and a cut crystal ball, leads to the first floor (171 m²) which serves five bedrooms, a dressing room, and a bathroom to be completed. The second floor (163 m²) offers three bedrooms, a library and a shower room. Under the eaves, three attic rooms totalling 157 m² offer a spectacular 96 m² room with a 6-metre-high cathedral ceiling.
The garden level (319 m²) houses a workshop, a greenhouse, three large vaulted wine cellars and ample storage space. The property also includes a parking area and a two-storey outbuilding: on the ground floor, a double garage, three storage rooms, two horse boxes, a chicken coop, a rabbit hutch and a woodshed; upstairs, four additional rooms. An old wash house on the banks of the Eure, as well as a few remnants and souvenirs from the Second World War, bear witness to the unique history of the place, once occupied by the Kommandantur.
This property, in need of renovation, will appeal to lovers of heritage and architecture, whether for a family home or a project involving guest rooms, seminars or a boutique hotel.
This property, in need of renovation, will appeal to lovers of heritage and architecture, whether for a family home or a project involving guest rooms, seminars or a boutique hotel.
Just 20 minutes from the Maintenon or Épernon SNCF train stations, allowing you to reach Paris-Montparnasse in 50 minutes by regional express train.
Sébastien AMIEIL | 06 75 05 74 57 | samieil@delacouraujardin.com | Consultant for Eure, Eure-et-Loir and Yvelines
DE LA COUR AU JARDIN | France's leading network specialising in charming properties | RCS Paris 811 493 162 | Carte T: 7501 2017 000 015 964
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