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HouseChelles (77)
In the highly sought-after Bords de Marne district, just steps from the canal, this elegant bourgeoise house from 1880 will charm you with its character and authenticity.
The classified façade has undergone a complete renovation as well as a roof renovation in 2019. With a living area of 255.71 m2 spread over three levels, the property includes an independent pavilion of 33 m2, perfect for accommodating family, an office, or considering a rental. The whole is set on a beautiful wooded plot of 878 m2, with a flowered garden, an outdoor dining area, and a garage.
The main house is appealing due to its generous spaces, its abundant natural light, and the unique character of its old elements: solid wood flooring, stained glass windows, fireplaces, high ceilings, and colorful ceramics at the top. On the ground floor, a welcoming entrance leads to a dining room, a spacious double living room extended by an addition dating from 1955, an independent kitchen, and separate toilets. Upstairs, two large bedrooms, including a renovated master suite with a dressing room and balcony, share a bathroom and a separate toilet. The second floor accommodates a bedroom, a fully renovated shower room, as well as a large crossing room of over 30 m2, perfect for a playroom, reception area, or the creation of two additional bedrooms. The converted attic offers a large additional bedroom with storage.
The basement houses a laundry room, a boiler room (recent condensing boiler), a cellar, and an independent studio with outside access, equipped with a shower and sink. At the back of the garden, a charming independent pavilion of 33 m2 on two levels offers a living room with an open kitchen and, upstairs, a bedroom with a shower room and WC.
Shops are accessible just 500 meters away, and several schools are nearby. The property also allows for parking multiple vehicles. This is a rare asset, ideal for family life combining comfort, charm, and proximity to amenities.
For more information or to arrange a visit, contact Alexis Capron at (RSAC EI Paris) or by email at [email protected].
Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the government's Géorisques website.
This description has been automatically translated from French.