House with terraceCoulommiers (77)

Price :

$1,666,300

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Surface1,200 m²bedrooms21 bathrooms2 land5.5 ha

Near Coulommiers, this former 17th-century mill in the Brie region, built at the foot of the Grand Morin and covering over 1000 m², is situated on a preserved 5.5-hectare plot consisting of woods and pastures, a large part of which remains buildable.

There are 6 buildings distributed across the estate: In a fully renovated former barn, the main residence, with an area of 360 m², is laid out as follows: - on the ground floor, the entrance leads into a living room with a cathedral ceiling featuring an insert fireplace and a large round bay window overlooking the river, an open kitchen with access to the terrace. On the night side, there is one bedroom, an office (or bedroom) with an exposed stone wall, a bathroom, two shower rooms, and a laundry room. - on the first floor, the mezzanine with triple exposure, clad in wood, serves as an office and library and overlooks the living room, along with 3 bedrooms with exposed beams and framework, 2 shower rooms, and a large 35 m² through room. - on the second floor, accessible by a Japanese step staircase, the lofts are clad in wood and allow for further beautiful developments. A door provides access to a roof staircase leading directly to the garden.

The summer palace, a vast and beautiful covered area of 150 m², can host very nice outdoor receptions.

The other buildings require renovation and refreshing work. The old mill, with an area of 715 m², has served as a retirement home for a time and has been used for seminars and events. The ground floor consists of a large hall that leads on the left to a conference or training room with a shower room and restrooms, and on the right in succession a restaurant room dressed with tiled slabs and exposed beams, along with a large reception room of 65 m² with a 30 m² mezzanine with a cathedral ceiling featuring an imposing fireplace and a bar. At the back, a semi-professional kitchen needs to be brought up to current standards. At the end of the hall, the elegant cream stone staircase with artistic ironwork leads to two floors where 16 rooms with shower rooms and restrooms are distributed.

The small house of 50 m² consists of a main room with a water point, a shower room, restrooms, and a mezzanine.

The former gatekeeper's house of a disused railway line, likely a future greenway, of 75 m² consists on the ground floor of a shower room, a kitchenette, a living room, on the first floor of 2 bedrooms, and on the second floor of converted lofts. It requires renovation work.

Passing through the gate, one is struck by the beauty and serenity of the place. You access the property via a very lovely bridge separating the river from the channel. The environment is bucolic, charming, and romantic with its river, banks, woods, and landscaped garden planted with apple trees, weeping willows on the banks, chestnuts, walnuts, cherry trees, etc. About 2 hectares of the land are buildable, provided you have a specific tourism or residential project. This property is a perfect heartthrob for a professional activity or a large family residence.

More photos available upon request after a phone conversation.

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D

Annual energy expenses for standard use based on energy prices indexed on January 1, 2021 (subscription included) range between 6,140 euros and 8,360 euros per year.

Contact: Elvire de la MARTINIERE - 06 03 05...
RSAC: 800 930 ... MEAUX

Elvire DE LA MARTINIERE (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC number: 800 930 232 - MEAUX.

This description has been automatically translated from French.