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In the heart of a magnificent 5.8-hectare landscaped park, a rare property complex comprising several buildings. At the heart of the property, the 500m2 mansion was designed by a famous architect in the 1930s, in a neo-colonial style unique in the region. While the exterior façade impresses with its two symmetrical wings linked by terraces, the interior has retained its original design, simply updated to today's standards. From the main entrance, with its remarkable architectural balance, visitors are immediately overwhelmed by the impression of discovering a timeless piece of architecture. On the ground floor, the entrance distributes 2 twin apartments with independent vestibule, two suites and a living room. Upstairs, a fitted kitchen (with independent access from outside) with a vast scullery, a lovely living room with fireplace opening onto a vast terrace with views over the park, and 5 bedrooms with private shower rooms, wc and laundry room. The house has numerous entry points, allowing it to be used à la carte according to the profile of the future purchaser: a 500m2 dwelling, several apartments... A second house, 280m2, was added in the 50s and has been completely renovated. On the first floor, there's a large studio with kitchen, bathroom and totally independent dressing room, another studio (to disabled standards) and a room that could be used as a workspace, workshop or gym. The first floor features a living room with fireplace and 4 en suite bedrooms. The property boasts a vast garden with swimming pool, tennis court and bowling green. There is also plenty of parking, longères for renovation, a large pool house and two mazets for renovation. Numerous possibilities are still open, enabling the property to be used in a variety of ways: as a haven of peace for a lifestyle project, as a guest house, or for weekly rentals. The main house, with its remarkable architecture and circulation, the outbuildings and the vast, multi-facetted park, and the facilities for hosting horses or events, are also an art trail. Our favorite is the charming, uniquely designed pigeonnier dating from the 1930s. EPD of the second home : 131 kWh/m2/year 4 kg co2/m2/year