Accessible via a quiet one-way street, the dwelling is located in one of the most sought-out neighbourhoods in L’Isle-Adam. Overlooking grounds of nearly 800 m² and built in the early 20th century, it features an inhabitable floor area of approximately 264 m² over three storeys, in addition to a converted attic level. With light-colour roughcast exteriors, symmetrical windows and a slate roof, redone in 2010, the dwelling exudes an understated and patrician air, while two heat pumps were installed recently and all the windows are double-glazed for added comfort.
In the back, the dwelling looks out over its verdant and bucolic garden, while a studio of nearly 26 m² enjoys separate access from the street and makes it possible to accommodate visiting family and friends, as well as rent it out or exercise a professional activity here. In addition, past the cobblestone drive and on the left side of the garden, a second outbuilding contains storage space as well as an immense workshop, the latter of which provides access to a wine cellar.

The Dwelling

Featuring two separate entrances, the house’s front door is preceded by a few stone steps and opens on to the entryway, while the second entrance is located on the dwelling’s southern side, accessible via the cobblestone drive.

The ground floor
On the dwelling’s garden side, a large and sunny extension, with views of the garden, contains an immaculate white, fitted kitchen, which is then extended, on the left, by a study as well as a separate lavatory with a washbasin, while an initial bedroom, adjacent to a bathroom, faces the exterior and its vegetation.
Further on, a second bedroom includes glass double doors that open on to the garden, whereas in the main building, a dining room is accessible from the kitchen. Painted white with a tile floor, it is located next to a laundry room and a furnace room equipped with two new heat pumps as well as a hot water tank, while an initial tiled staircase leads to the upper floors. To the right of the dining room, a living room of approximately 27 m², decorated with a large fireplace, a pointed stone wall and visible ceiling beams, enjoys abundant sunlight thanks to two sets of glass double doors facing south and another pair located towards the back of the room, where a second staircase, in solid oak, also provides access to the upper storeys.
The first floor
The staircase provides access to an open space of approximately 25 m², which is made up of an immense landing illuminated by two tall windows and a second sitting room facing the garden and verdant foliage as far as the eye can see. Featuring a remarkable fireplace with a mahogany marble mantel topped by a monumental mirror, the sitting room has original mitred Herringbone hardwood floors, while the landing also provides access to the original entryway with a light-colour flagstone floor, which communicates, in turn, with a study, a wardrobe and a shower room.
The second floor
Extremely sunny, this floor includes a landing of approximately 6 m², which provides access to three bedrooms. The first two, connected by a small wardrobe, face the street, while one of them contains a dark black marble fireplace, which contrasts nicely with its dazzling white walls and blonde hardwood floors. As for the third bedroom, it looks out on to the tree-filled garden, whereas a bathroom of nearly 10 m², with a lavatory and two windows, round out the rooms on this floor, the doors of which are all made out of oak.
The attic
Converted and insulated, this level looks out over the tops of the trees and contains an immense inhabitable space of approximately 23 m², which could be used as home gym, a television room, an artist's studio, a reading room or transformed into two additional bedrooms.