1 hour and 15 minutes west of Paris, in Gallardon, a listed Renaissance residence classified as a historic monument, its garden and medieval cellars. Known as the 'Fief des Marmousets', the dwelling is situated on a plot that connects the street to the garden, above a set of vaulted medieval cellars spread over three levels. Its facade of carved wooden beams is a remarkable testimony to the decorative imagination and technical mastery of woodworkers in the early 16th century. The presence of portraits of Francis I and Claude of France, as well as their respective emblems, the salamander and the swan, suggests a link with the craftsmen who worked on the ornamentation of the pavilions built for the Camp du Drap d'Or. Inside, the organization of the spaces revolves around a central spiral staircase. Exposed beams, wooden panels, old tiles, parquet floors, and colored diamond-shaped stained glass create a unique decor that has been restored over the centuries. The house, elevated over four levels and covering approximately 400 m², includes a large reception room, a significant library and recreation room, four bedrooms, one of which is located in the attic, and two offices. Several major restoration campaigns have been carried out in recent decades under the supervision of the Bâtiments de France. At the back, a closed garden of about 400 m², facing south and overlooking the roofs of Gallardon as well as the valley, extends the living spaces. Opposite the property, an independent garage of nearly 65 m² allows parking for two vehicles.

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House with gardenEpernon (28)
Price :
$985,700
($2,464 / m²)
Surface400 m²bedrooms5 land513 m²

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