A listed MH residence with a garden, cellars, and garage. Known as the "Fief des Marmousets", the residence is located on a plot that runs between the street and the garden, above a set of medieval vaulted cellars spread over three levels. Its façade with carved timber frames constitutes a remarkable testimony to the decorative fantasy and technical mastery of woodworkers in the early 16th century. The presence of portraits of François Ier and Claude of France, as well as their respective emblems, the salamander and the swan, supports the hypothesis of a link with the craftsmen who worked on the decoration of the pavilions built for the Camp of the Drap d'Or. Inside, the organization of the spaces is centered around a winding central staircase. Exposed beams, timber frames, old terracotta tiles, parquet floors, and colored diamond-shaped stained glass compose a unique decor that has been restored over the centuries. Raised over four levels, the house of about 400 m² includes a large reception room, a significant library and leisure room, four bedrooms, one of which is located in the loft extension, and two offices. Several major restoration campaigns have been carried out in recent decades under the supervision of the Buildings of France. At the back, an enclosed garden of about 400 m², oriented to the south and open to the roofs of Gallardon as well as to the valley, extends the living spaces. Opposite the property, an independent garage of nearly 65 m² allows for the parking of two vehicles.

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House with gardenGallardon (28)
Price :
$889,400
($2,224 / m²)
Surface400 m²bedrooms5 land513 m²

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