19th C. castle with outbuildings in 4.94 acres of parklands
Location
The estate is situated in the centre of a historic village on the boundary of Gâtinais Regional Park.
A little over 3 miles from the motorway exit, an RER railway station as well as a town with all amenities, the property has the advantage of being in the country without being isolated.
Description
A REMPLIRThe property is set in 4.94 acres of completely enclosed parklands and woods and is bordered by the Essonne river which forms a small island at the end of the garden.
The buildings span a total of 20,236 sq ft of living space and include:
- a Restoration-style castle built in 1820 comprising 6,889 sq ft over three stories. Its architecture features white rendering covered stone facades and slate roofs.
- a 19th century exposed-stone orangerie, the ground floor of which spans 1,830 sq ft and the attic awaits conversion.
- eleven buildings of modern construction totalling approx. 11,517 sq ft.
Our opinion
The estate, previously open to the public, will lend itself to all kinds of business projects (retirement home, holiday centre, museum coupled with a restaurant, etc.).
The reasonable size of the castle also qualifies for a family purchase where the outbuildings could be used for guests, children, caretakers and/or storage purposes, etc.
Its proximity to an RER railway station with the added advantage of village charm are assets which Parisians find extremely attractive.
Price: 989 000 €
Our fees are included in the stated sale price.
Reference 1965GV
| Land registry surface area | 1ha 95a 31ca / 4.826 acres |
| Main building surface area | 640 m² / 6,886 sqft |
| Outbuilding surface area | 1 200 m² / 12,912 sqft |
Regional representative
Geneviève Vallon +33 (0)6 82 84 53 61
NB: The above information is not only the result of our visit to the property; it is also based on information provided by the current owner. It is by no means comprehensive or strictly accurate especially where surface areas and construction dates are concerned. We cannot, therefore, be held liable for any misrepresentation.
