luxury houses for sale Bac-Bécon-Flachat-Colombes district of Asnieres-sur-seine, France

This exceptional townhouse built in 1880, spanning 211m² (2,271 sq ft) of floor surface plus a 78m² (840 sq ft) basement level, is set on a 311m² (3,348 sq ft) plot with an unobstructed view over the gardens of the neighbouring houses, on a highly sought-after residential street in the heart of the Bac district. This large period house features an entrance hall, a double-sized reception room with a view over the front garden, a lounge/library with a conservatory in the classic style overlooking the garden, a kitchen open on the back garden and a dining room, and a toilet; upstairs, an attractive landing gives access to two large bedrooms and a corridor leads to two communicating bedrooms, a bathroom with shower, and a toilet; on the second floor: a large bedroom under the eaves, two small bedrooms, and an attic with a sloping ceiling fitted out as storage space; a full basement level comprising three large cellars and a wine cellar. A sunny garden in front of the house on the street side, a terrace planted with trees to the rear of the house, a garage, and a parking area. This family house, with its elegant original façade, has retained all its period charm (parquet flooring, mouldings, fireplaces, stained glass windows and a fantastic ceiling height). Close to the neighbourhood’s reputed schools, shops and train stations. Fees payable by the seller - Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use based on 2021 energy costs: €7,220 ~ €9,780 - Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

BARNES EXCLUSIVE In a prime location at the heart of the Bac district, close to Rue des Bourguignons shopping street, this large old-build house with character totals 220m² (2,368 sq ft) on 248m² (2,669 sq ft) of wooded land. This charming family home, accessed via a majestic old front porch, features a spacious reception room opening onto the back garden. Downstairs is an entrance hall, a dual-aspect living room with entertaining dining room, a dual-aspect lounge with fireplace opening onto the garden through sliding doors, a kitchen, a pantry, and a toilet. The 1st floor landing leads to two spacious bedrooms including the master, a dressing room, a bathroom and a shower room with toilet, while the 2nd floor landing leads to two further spacious bedrooms under the high sloping ceiling, and a shower room with toilet. The full entresol level comprises an office, a workshop, a boiler room, a storage cellar and a wine cellar. Drive and garage off the street. This large house with character has retained all its period charm (parquet flooring, glazed doors, mouldings, fireplaces, original ceilings). Prime location on a quiet street just minutes from Bois Colombes station, schools and shops. Renovation required. €2,030,000 Agency fees not included - Agency fees: 3.45% incl. tax Fees payable by the buyer - Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use based on 2026 energy costs: €8,940 ~ €12,110 - Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr 1,884,057.97 € Agency fees not included - Agency commission: 3.5%VAT included Agency fees payable by buyer - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l'énergie de l'année 2026 : 8940€ ~ 12110€ - Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

Asnières-sur-Seine, Quartier du Bac - An Exceptional Stone Manor — Asnières-sur-Seine, Quartier Bac Circa 1880 · Approx. 3,230 sq ft · Four Levels · Walled Arbored Garden. Discreetly positioned along one of Quartier Bac's most hallowed thoroughfares, this sovereign maison de caractère — raised in dressed stone during the final decades of the nineteenth century — embodies the kind of architectural restraint that only deepens with time. Entirely freestanding, unhurried by its surroundings, it presents itself with the quiet authority of a residence that has never needed to announce itself. Spanning approximately 3,230 square feet across four well-considered levels, the property moves between grandeur and intimacy with effortless conviction. Ceilings ascend to a commanding three meters throughout, suffusing every room with a rarefied luminosity, while a procession of original period fireplaces bears eloquent witness to the irreplaceable hand of nineteenth-century artisanship. The piano nobile unfolds as a succession of magnanimous reception rooms — three distinguished salons and a formal dining room of notable proportion — each opening in seamless procession onto a secluded, arboreal garden of approximately 2,690 square feet. Cloistered from the outside world by mature foliage and the discreet geometry of its enclosing walls, this verdant sanctum constitutes perhaps the property's most coveted attribute. A stone balcony and a private terrace further consecrate the relationship between inhabited space and the natural world. The independent kitchen awaits reinvention at the hands of a discerning owner. The upper storeys offer a programme of sovereign flexibility: an expansive principal suite of hotel-like amplitude, supplementary bedchambers, a panelled study, or a dedicated family pavilion — configured entirely according to one's own sensibility. Beneath, a constellation of ancillary spaces — boiler room, three exploitable vaulted cellars, and a private garage — beckon transformation into a curated wine repository, a private athletic suite, or a bespoke entertainment sanctum. A residence of this provenance, offered for thoughtful restoration, is not transacted — it is inherited by those of discernment. Moments from the Bois-Colombes station and the luminous periphery of Paris, this is an address for the few. Private viewings arranged exclusively by appointment.