A sneak preview of this discreet yet spacious 18th century manor house, combining elegance and sobriety, with around 1,000 m² spread over three floors.
Situated between the manor house and a luxurious country estate, this residence is designed to be both family-friendly and functional, with undeniable charm (terracotta tiled floors, oak parquet flooring, five fireplaces). It offers 21 generous rooms, including 12 bedrooms, such as a 56.5 m² suite, with 8 bath/shower rooms and 4 separate sanitary units. The layout is optimised thanks to the two staircases serving the different levels, and the presence of a lift serving all 3 levels.
This unique location lends itself equally well to receptions and to peaceful living, benefiting from magnificent parkland close to a charming village and all the town’s amenities.
Nestling in over 16,000 m² of bucolic parkland, this property is a veritable jewel of greenery, with plenty of space to relax on the terraces surrounding the house. The garden is adorned with century-old trees, including beech, chestnut, lime, ginkgo, maple and oak. The heated swimming pool is a key feature of the outdoor relaxation area, set away from the main house and its terrace.
On the practical side, there are five possible entrances, including direct access to a guest house or service accommodation, linked to the main residence, as well as two garages and outdoor parking for a total of 10 to 15 cars.
The main orientation is to the south, offering optimum exposure.
This property has been given architectural grade 2 status, giving it a unique character. In fact, it bears a trace of history, given that it is the prestigious ”La Paisible” residence, which was Audrey Hepburn’s last home.
