In the heart of Meaux, just a few steps from the majestic Saint-Étienne Cathedral, stands a remarkable manor built in 1890, a refined example of late 19th-century Neo-Gothic architecture. Overlooking the surrounding houses with elegance, the property is set within a 1,750 sqm landscaped park, entirely enclosed by walls and adorned with magnificent century-old trees and fruit trees, offering a peaceful and intimate green setting in the very center of town. The architecture, particularly expressive, reveals a remarkable richness of decorative detail: a slate roof, circular turret, millstone masonry, and glazed ceramic cabochons—all features that give the property a unique character and an immediately recognizable appearance. Over time, the residence has preserved the authenticity and prestige of its era: remarkable ceiling heights, marble fireplaces, original moldings and woodwork, period parquet floors including beautiful herringbone patterns, painted walls and historic tiles, all reflecting the elegance of grand bourgeois homes. Offering approximately 491 sqm of living space, the ground floor opens onto a spacious reception hall enhanced by a beautiful mosaic floor and impressive 3.6-meter ceiling height. This entrance leads to elegant reception rooms, including a living room and dining room, extended by a charming Art Nouveau winter garden opening onto the tree-lined garden. A kitchen with adjoining pantry, served by an elegant wrought-iron staircase, as well as two offices, complete this level. An interior access leads to a semi-basement of approximately 122 sqm, comprising several storage rooms, vaulted cellars, and a boiler room. A magnificent wooden staircase with balusters leads to the first floor, where a landing serves three bedrooms, a dressing room, a laundry room, a shower room, a bathroom, and several additional spaces. The second floor, organized in a similar layout, offers several additional rooms including a spacious office opening onto a large balcony. The remaining volumes, located under the eaves, offer excellent potential to create additional bedrooms or suites. Outbuildings The property also includes a garage capable of accommodating several vehicles as well as the former stables, now converted into outbuildings. Opening onto the garden, they offer approximately 131 sqm distributed over seven rooms, providing numerous possibilities such as a guest house, artist’s studio, offices, or reception spaces. Location Ideally located 15 minutes’ walk from Meaux train station, connecting to Paris in 25 minutes (Line P), and close to the A140 and N3 road links, the property enjoys a prime location in the heart of Meaux, a town officially recognized as a “City of Art and History.” Rich in history and character, this residence now requires significant renovation work, offering architecture and heritage enthusiasts a rare opportunity to restore an exceptional property to its former glory. Corine Stoubenfol Consultante – Seine-et-Marne & Oise - +33 6 07 69 94 [email protected] DE LA COUR AU JARDIN France’s leading network specializing in charming properties RCS Paris 811 493 162 Professional Card T: 7501 2017 000 015 964 According to Article L.561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, proof of identity will be required to arrange your visit.
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