A former outbuilding of a mansion with an Anglo-Norman appearance, near the banks of the River Seine, in the Essonne area, 30 minutes from Paris. Since the 18th century, the banks of the River Seine in Évry, between Paris and Fontainebleau, have welcomed havens of peace for illustrious travellers, including Madame de Montespan, Louis XIV’s famous mistress. This Anglo-Norman style property is a former outbuilding of a mansion erected in the late 19th century. It is a vestige of the passages of illustrious personalities, seeking solace far from the hustle and bustle of a city that has since expanded. The residence, situated between two parks, boasts almost 400 m² of living space set around a paved courtyard and framed by two gardens - one in front and one to the rear - on a plot of almost 4,000 m². The house, behind the gate and hedges enclosing the property, is punctuated with brown half-timbering, roofs made of flat tiles, gable, shed as well as hipped dormers and small-paned windows with white joinery.
The first cobbled courtyard, in the shade of tall plane trees, is of sufficient size to park several vehicles. It leads to a house divided into two apartments as well as a garage topped by an elegant, corbelled overhang. In the middle, an entrance porch reserved for pedestrian access opens onto a rectangular second cobbled courtyard that leads to the half-timbered main house, its annexes and outbuildings.

House with poolÉvry-Courcouronnes (91)
Price :
$1,535,400
($4,218 / m²)
Surface364 m²bedrooms6 land3,907 m²

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