HouseVétheuil (95)

Price :

$1,327,700

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Surface266 m²bedrooms6 land2,600 m²

In the Val d'Oise, 1 hour from Paris, at the gates of Vexin and its charming villages, an atypical house overlooks the meanders of the Seine, on a plot of 2600 m². The property is situated on the hillside on the heights of the village, on a parcel of 2600 m², with the garden occupying about 2500 m² and seeming to extend to the bank of the river. In a dominant position, it offers an exceptional panoramic view of a bend in the Seine, its limestone foothills, and the forest as far as the eye can see. Access is through a wrought-iron gate framed by tall stone pillars with flat capitals, opening onto the driveway that leads to the house. The house, backed on one side by a high wall supporting the hill, consists of two buildings of different sizes built in 1905 and connected in 1936 by the then-owner, Gabriel Voisin, a famous aviator and friend of the architect Le Corbusier, who strongly influenced the style of the connection between the two homes. Built over two levels with partly converted attics, the house is constructed of stone, covered with an ochre render which, combined with its architecture, gives it a hint of Italy. The roof is slate. Large French doors and double-hung windows adorned with shutters punctuate the facades on the ground floor and upstairs, generously allowing light to enter. The section that connects the two buildings in an Art Deco style features a single level but is topped with a rooftop terrace, offering a view of the river, its wooded foothills, and the surrounding forest.

This description has been automatically translated from French.