luxury house for sale Frémainville, France

In Théméricourt, in the Aubette valley, in the heart of the Vexin français regional natural park, 45 km from Paris and a few minutes from Cergy, stands a 15th-century farmhouse. The property includes three dwellings: - the main house, which extends 440 m² over two levels; - a 35 m² studio with independent access and garden, currently vacant, which can be joined to the main house without significant work; - a 30 m² studio with independent access, currently rented for 640 € per month, including 80 € in charges. The whole is set on a wooded and fully enclosed plot of 1,956 m². In front, there is a parking area. At the back, a vast garden of about 1,300 m² extended by a terrace. The building opens onto an entrance with stone walls, characteristic of old homes in the region. Adjacent, an old bathroom can be repurposed as a changing room. At the back, a technical room houses the geothermal system as well as the laundry room. The right wing hosts the main living space: living room and semi-open kitchen combined in a volume of about 100 m². Crosswise, it benefits from a double exposure thanks to the large bay windows opened on both sides of the building, and it gives directly onto the courtyard as well as the garden. In the left wing, below, a spacious suite opens onto a small garden. It includes a fireplace, a shower room, and a whirlpool bath. On the first floor, a large landing serves two sleeping areas. To the right, four bedrooms, one with a bathroom, and a shower room. To the left, two large suites designed to preserve each person's privacy: the first, at 56 m², has a two-person spa and sauna; the second covers an area of about 50 m². On the second floor, the attic covers the entire floor area and offers a large storage space. The property has long hosted a guesthouse activity, which is currently suspended. Its three suites, originally designed for welcoming guests, and its two independent studios make its revival possible, provided some updates are made. This vocation fits into a changing territory: the Cergy-Pontoise sector was selected, in August 2026, for the establishment of a complex with three theme parks, one of which dedicated to the world of manga, backed by an ambition for international influence. A perspective that opens a horizon of long-term tourist visits for the house. Between preserved nature, authenticity of the structure, and proximity to amenities, the property is suitable for several uses: primary residence, country house, gîte or guest rooms, living space as well as working space. The lush and perfectly calm setting invites disconnection. Renovation works are to be expected, particularly in the suites, both decoratively and in terms of equipment.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Rare in the heart of the Vexin Natural Park, just 45 minutes from Paris, this former sheepfold from 1850 with refined features is built on a closed, wooded, and quiet garden, with a dominant view of the surrounding countryside. It offers you: a vast entrance, a living room with a wood stove opening onto the garden, a dining kitchen with access to the terrace, a laundry room, 6 bedrooms, two shower rooms, two bathrooms. A fully furnished and equipped guest house, a heated swimming pool with its pool house, a double garage, a workshop, and a wine cellar complete this heart-stirring property. Ideal for hosting family and friends, accommodation activities. 45 minutes from Paris, A13 access. All amenities and a train station are 10 minutes away. Fees: 3.82% VAT included payable by the buyer. Price excluding agency fees: €865,000This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of a charming village in the Vexin Français Regional Park and 50 minutes from Paris, absolute charm for this fully restored 18th-century presbytery, where the authenticity of materials and the serenity of the place meet harmoniously. Built on a secluded garden, enclosed, wooded, and facing south, it offers: an entrance, a spacious living room with a fireplace opening onto the garden, a dining kitchen, 5 bedrooms, including one on the garden level, a bathroom, a shower room, an office. A superb wine cellar and a covered terrace suitable for relaxing moments with family complete this heart-stopping property. 10 minutes from the RER A and all amenities, direct access via the A15 highway in 50 minutes from Paris. Fees: 4.39% including VAT payable by the buyer. Price excluding agency fees: €512,500This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of the unspoiled village of Gaillon-sur-Montcient, this charming stone house offers 176 sq m of living space, nestled in a verdant setting with a secluded garden, paved courtyard, and terrace. A truly unique property, it perfectly exemplifies the essence of charming real estate. The interior layout flows seamlessly over three levels. The ground floor features a spacious living area warmed by antique terracotta tiles, exposed stone walls, beams, and a monumental fireplace, extending into a welcoming kitchen with authentic character that opens onto a paved courtyard. The upper floors house four inviting bedrooms, bathrooms, and a remarkable artist's studio with a cathedral ceiling, offering magnificent potential for conversion while preserving its original charm. Outside, the garden provides a haven of tranquility, soothed by the gentle murmur of a stream flowing alongside the stone walls. Ideally located in the heart of Gaillon-sur-Montcient, this residence enjoys a privileged family setting, within easy reach of schools, shops, the region's popular golf courses, and quick motorway and rail access to Paris. A rare find on the real estate market, where the authentic atmosphere and character of the place are sure to win your heart. It's even rumored that a classic French film was shot here... ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D Average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions): EUR3,320 and EUR4,540 Contact: Julie 33 7 77 84 74 57 RSAC Versailles 894 542 950

This contemporary house, built in 2004, embodies a refined lifestyle in the heart of a verdant setting. Set on a vast landscaped plot encompassing a wooded garden, an orchard, and multiple terraces, this high-end property captivates from the moment you arrive with its distinctive lines. The interior reveals spectacular volumes structured around an open-plan living area of over 100 sq m, bathed in natural light thanks to a majestic glass roof. The contemporary kitchen opens seamlessly onto the outdoors. The layout includes a private master suite for privacy, as well as several bright bedrooms and bathrooms. A full basement completes the property, offering significant potential for further development within a home boasting a C energy performance rating. The exterior provides an ideal setting for family life. The immediate surroundings combine serenity and practicality thanks to the proximity of shops, schools, the train station, and motorway access. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the direct access to forest walks and the region's golf courses. Offering a subtle blend of bold architecture and modern comfort, this contemporary house in Oinville-sur-Montcient perfectly illustrates the spirit of unique and prestigious real estate, promising to win hearts upon viewing. ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: C Average energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022, 2023 (including subscriptions): EUR4,120 and EUR5,620 Contact: Julie 33 7 77 84 74 57 RSAC Versailles 894 542 950

In the heart of the village of Sailly, a preserved gem within the Vexin Regional Natural Park, this 1880 building stands as a link between the authenticity of stone and a contemporary vision of space. Restored with rare elegance, this residence, with its 180 sq m footprint but a total living area of over 250 sq m, is an invitation to serenity, where each window frames a bucolic scene that changes with the seasons. Volumes and perspectives: Upon entering, the reception room impresses with its height and light. Beneath a majestic timber frame, the living space opens up to embrace the unobstructed view of the surrounding fields. Here, light flows freely, highlighting the nobility of the materials and the meticulous attention to detail in the renovation. The ground floor also reveals: A kitchen/dining room, a true hub for conversation and conviviality, and a cozy living room nestled beneath a period stone vault, offering an intimate haven for winter evenings or reading sessions. The first floor is dedicated to relaxation with three generously sized bedrooms, bathed in tranquility. The bathroom, designed with a graphic touch, offers ultra-modern comfort with its shower and bathtub. A blank canvas under the eaves. The top floor is the house's best-kept secret. On this vast open space, where the structural work has already been completed, everything is ready to accommodate your most personal projects. A magnificent master suite with a dressing room, a fifth bedroom, an inspiring artist's studio: this space awaits only your personal touch to perfect the harmony of this property. A garden facing the horizon. Built on a 760sqm south-facing plot, the house benefits from a completely flat and enclosed exterior. The terrace, suspended overlooking the plain, becomes the perfect vantage point for observing the vast Vexin landscape. Outbuildings include a double garage with a mezzanine, a cellar, and a laundry room. This unique residence appeals to those for whom real estate is above all a matter of soul and vision. A rare find, where silence and the horizon meet: Ideal as a primary or secondary residence. Julie - 33 7 77 84 74 57 RSAC: 894 542 950

In the heart of the magnificent Prieuré Golf Course, less than an hour from Paris, one of the few homes (in need of interior renovation) on the edge of the golf course with undeniable charm, set on a magnificent 3,000 m² garden featuring a lovely lawn and numerous trees of various species. Spacious entryway, large living room with a fireplace, dining room, kitchen with separate entrance, large bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and closets, small separate bedroom with a bathroom and half-bath, and a guest half-bath. Upstairs: 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a half-bath, a laundry room, and a game room. 17 m² garage. Parking area with space for several vehicles.

In a hamlet just 5 km from Meulan-en-Yvelines, 1809 Immobilier Parisien is pleased to present this superb one-hectare estate for sale, located in a peaceful hamlet in the heart of the Vexin Regional Natural Park. Less than 50 minutes from Paris, the property is easily accessible via the A14 and A15 motorways. The main house, with 205m2 of living space, was completely renovated in 2025, with attention to the smallest detail and using quality materials, at a total cost of more than 350,000 euros. The roofing and insulation were completely redone using Normandy tiles by roofing contractors. The result is splendid! A full list of works is available on request. The two-storey house has a very pleasant and functional layout. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall leading to a large living room with a contemporary fireplace bathed in light and offering uninterrupted views of the garden and the hundred-year-old trees through the large picture windows, a magnificent fully-equipped contemporary kitchen with a central island opening onto the dining room, a convivial space for sharing meals with family or friends, a utility room, a bedroom (and/or study) and a shower room with WC. The kitchen leads onto a fully refurbished outdoor terrace, ideal for summer lunches. Upstairs, accessed by a beautiful staircase, is a luminous and spacious master suite with 180-degree views over the garden, two bedrooms, one of which has a unique charm thanks to its volume and exposed beams, a bathroom with bath and shower and a separate toilet. The 45m2 guest house above the double garage, whose fully automatic door has been replaced, comprises a large living room with a kitchen area, a bedroom and a shower room with WC. This totally independent annex can also be rented out (for around 700 euros a month), which would provide a significant additional income. The property, which is connected to the internet fibre, also boasts a large cellar, an attic, a wine cellar built into the rock and a well. Individual heating and hot water Not in co-ownership DPE consommation : 73 kWh ep/m2.an (Classe B) DPE Emission : 2 kg eqCO2/m2.an (Classe A) Buyer's fees 4 % ttc maximum included in the posted selling price. Sales mandate N°0351. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website https://georisques.gouv.fr

Just 8 km from Meulan, at the heart of one of the most sought-after villages in the French Vexin, a rare contemporary property unfolds, designed as a true haven of serenity.In Brueil-en-Vexin, in a preserved natural environment that is completely private, this villa built in 2013 offers a unique living experience: 231 m² of living space, spectacular volumes, resolutely contemporary architecture, and a landscaped plot of 4,200 m², without any overlooking neighbors.Here, nature becomes an extension of the house.From the entrance, the clean lines and contemporary architecture immediately set the tone. But it is the living room that constitutes the true highlight of the house.With its 81 m², it impresses with its volume and brightness. The large bay windows erase the boundaries between inside and outside and offer a permanent view of the garden and the surrounding nature.The living room, dining room, and open kitchen naturally organize around this immense reception space, both spectacular and warm. A place designed for family moments as well as for entertaining.Still on the ground floor, an office that can also serve as a bedroom of 11.5 m² with a shower room allows hosting family or friends in an independent and comfortable space.A cloakroom, guest toilets, storage, laundry room, and technical room complete this level with perfectly thought-out organization.A floor entirely dedicated to restOn the first floor, the house reveals its sleeping area.Four bedrooms are situated around a superb master suite of 31 m², a true refuge away from the rest of the house.It features a dressing room, an elegant shower room, and above all, direct access to a private terrace of 45 m².From this space suspended above the garden, the gaze wanders into the surrounding nature. A privileged spot to start the day facing the landscape or enjoy a moment of calm at the end of the day.An additional bathroom completes the sleeping area.A garden as a horizonOutside, the property reveals all its uniqueness.The 4,200 m² of landscaped grounds, perfectly integrated into their environment, offer an exceptional setting where calm and intimacy reign.The various terraces naturally extend the living spaces and invite one to fully enjoy the beautiful days. Here, every opening, every perspective, and every outdoor space seems to have been designed to showcase nature.A privileged location in the heart of the VexinThe property benefits from a particularly sought-after location, in close proximity to the A13 and A15 routes, while offering the feeling of being far from urban hustle and bustle.Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the proximity of several renowned courses, including La Chouette, Seraincourt, and Le Prieuré.A rare balance between connection, nature, and art of living, just a few kilometers from Meulan.The spirit of the placeMore than just a contemporary house, this property is a true interlude.An architecture open to nature, generous volumes, omnipresent light, and a preserved environment compose a living space that is as elegant as it is peaceful.A rare property in the heart of the Vexin, for those seeking space, nature, and uncompromising contemporary architecture.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In the heart of the Vexin Regional Natural Park, this early 17th-century manor house, in need of a full renovation, stands within a wooded estate of approximately 7 hectares featuring outbuildings, a swimming pool, a tennis court, an orchard, and a pond. The property is reached via a boxwood-lined driveway and also includes a caretaker’s house and a large garage. The manor, built over two levels plus an attic, features a rendered stone façade, arched windows, and a recently renovated roof. The interior preserves many original elements: fireplaces, stained-glass windows, parquet floors, exposed beams, and woodwork. The ground floor comprises several bright reception rooms, a kitchen with terracotta tiles, and a dining room. Upstairs, a main suite with a balcony overlooks the grounds, along with three additional bedrooms and two bathrooms. The attic offers extra space to be converted. The well-preserved grounds include a heated swimming pool, a tennis court, an orchard, and a tree-lined pond. Several outbuildings complete the property.

A manor house awaiting renovation with outbuildings, a swimming pool, a lake and almost seven hectares of tree-dotted grounds, nestled in France’s Vexin regional nature park, just north of Paris. The edifice stands on grounds that cover almost seven hectares. You reach the property via a lane lined with woods and partly edged with the property’s outer wall of exposed stonework. A gate leads onto a long, paved driveway, framed between lawns and box shrubs. A caretaker’s house and a garage stand beside this driveway. Straight ahead, there is the manor house, which was built in the 17th century. It gradually comes into view. The edifice has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. It stone facade is coated with pale rendering. Its roof of small, flat tiles was fully renovated a few years ago. On the other side of the building, beyond a terrace next to it, there is a vast area of parkland with a large swimming pool, another outhouse, a tennis court to be renovated, an orchard and a wood that surrounds a lake.

In the heart of the French Vexin Regional Natural Park, just 15 minutes from Cergy-Pontoise and 45 minutes from Paris (A15), this character manor house (early 17th century) is set within a rare setting: a cadastral park of approximately 6.52 hectares, combining woodland, an orchard, meadows and a pond. The main residence offers around 360 sq.m of living space and features an elegant layout: beautiful reception rooms, a kitchen, then 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 3 WCs, complemented by two attic office spaces. Period charm is present throughout, with fireplaces, exposed beams, hardwood floors and terracotta tiles. Outdoors, the lifestyle continues with a swimming pool, a tennis court, and outbuildings including a caretaker’s house and a garage. A discreet, exceptional property—ideal as a family residence, an outstanding country retreat, or an entertaining estate. Diagnostics available. Viewings by appointment — ideally 48 hours’ notice.

The famous modern castle of Paul Poiret designed by Robert Mallet-Stevens. Designed in the early 1920s by Robert Mallet-Stevens for the couturier Paul Poiret, this property, also known as the Château de Mézy, is the only significant residence designed by Mallet-Stevens that has remained private. It has been listed as a historical monument since 1984. Set within landscaped parkland of about 5 hectares overlooking the Seine Valley, the property includes the main villa of about 800 m², surrounded by over 1000 m² of terraces, and a 93 m² caretaker's house. At the entrance of the property, the two-level caretaker's house features an entrance, a living area with an open kitchen and back kitchen, a bedroom with a terrace, and a bathroom also with a terrace. The U-shaped layout of the villa is organized into three wings, each with its own access, which frame a central driveway lined with olive trees. The main double-glass entrance door with black ironwork opens onto a large entrance hall leading to a spectacular reception area with 7-meter-high ceilings, where one corner is pierced with massive windows overlooking the open view and the landscape to the southeast. This space opens onto a vast terrace providing access to the park. The South wing also includes two dining rooms with terraces, a kitchen with a pantry, a laundry room, and a cellar. The East wing accommodates an office, a lounge in a row with a terrace, a suite with a bathroom, two bedrooms, a dressing room, and a shower room. The West wing contains spaces initially dedicated to staff with a kitchen, a common room, and six bedrooms. The first floor provides access to the roof terrace fitted out on the West wing and includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, and then on the East side a bathroom, a lounge, two bedrooms, and a terrace. The second floor, served by the main staircase, leads to a belvedere terrace protected by an awning, which offers a 360-degree view as far as Paris. The basement extends over approximately 800 m² and houses several rooms to be developed as well as a swimming lane (finishing work to be completed) and access to the park. The Villa Poiret enjoys a preserved natural environment in the Vexin français natural park, northwest of Paris, 30 km from Versailles, 25 km from Pontoise and Saint-Germain-en-Laye. It is easily accessible from Paris via the A13 and A14. An airfield is located about ten minutes from the property, the Île-de-France airports (Le Bourget, Orly, and Roissy) are about a 1-hour drive away, and 4 train stations allow for access to the Saint-Lazare station. The property benefits from all the local amenities in the village of Mézy-sur-Seine.This description has been automatically translated from French.

The emblematic villa Poiret of the architect Robert Mallet-Stevens, its caretaker's cottage and grounds of more than 5 hectares, 40 kilometres from Paris. Weaving up the hill, a road leads to the property. To the left of the entrance gate, stands the caretaker’s house, while a driveway bordered with low white walls leads directly to the villa located above. The 'Villa Poiret', also know as the 'Chateau de Mézy' or 'Le Gibet', was commissioned by the couturier Paul Poiret (1879-1944), a pioneering fashion designer in his day, from the architect Robert Mallet-Stevens (1886-1945) at the beginning of the 1920s while the latter was still relatively unknown. However, thanks to his research work as a set designer for Marcel L’Herbier’s films, this would become the inspiration for what his architecture would one day be famous for. Five years after the end of World War I, Mallet-Stevens, then 37 years old, had not yet completed a single one of his projects. Indeed, the villa Noailles in Hyères, on the Var coast, the preliminary study and completion of which were entrusted to him by Charles and Marie-Laure de Noailles, wealthy aristocrats and renowned patrons, would not be completed until 1925 before continuing to be expanded until 1932 with different extensions. The villa Cavrois, located in Croix in the north, commissioned by Paul Cavrois, a rich Roubaix textile industrialist, would be inaugurated in 1932. The villa Poiret is one of three major villas completed in France by Mallet-Stevens, each one classified today as having 20th-century historical significance, and the only one to have remained in the hands of a private owner. For Paul Poiret, Robert Mallet-Stevens proposed a dazzling white house overlooking the valley of the Seine, ensconced within a natural setting and slightly removed from the village, with a particularly adept interplay of horizontal and vertical lines where light and transparency reign supreme. Inspired by the Cubist era, Mallet-Stevens played with volumes, cubes, cylinders, large spaces, patios, immense picture windows and materials: especially, reinforced concrete, glass and metal. Construction started in 1922 before being stopped in June 1923 due to a lack of means, although only the structural works had been completed. After Paul Poiret’s fashion house went bankrupt in 1926, the edifice was left abandoned for several years, before being bought by the Romanian actress Elvire Popesco in 1934. The latter once again contacted Mallet-Stevens to complete the construction and bolster its domestic use, which he could not accomplish, having to flee with his wife to the southwest of France in 1939 after war was declared. It was thus another architect, Paul Boyer, who was entrusted with the mission of completing the work once the war was over. Several modifications have given the building the look of a ship, recalling the fashion of transatlantic steamers during this time. However, the essential from Mallet-Stevens’ design was conserved. Today, the edifice is seen as a modern-day chateau. Left abandoned for approximately fifteen years, the property was bought in 1999 by an industrialist and collector of contemporary art who sold it in 2006 to an occupant who was able to complete its restoration by using the blueprints created for Elvire Popesco, who herself lived here until 1985.

Located within the Domaine de l'Ile Verte, a private island on the Seine in Juziers, this wooden chalet offers 72 sq m of living space, complemented by a mezzanine, a garden shed, and a large covered terrace. The chalet comprises a 41 sq m living room, a 7.2 sq m master bedroom, a 9.8 sq m children's bedroom, and a 5.5 sq m bathroom. A 25 sq m mezzanine (with a 10 sq m additional bedroom) provides extra sleeping space. A 12 sq m garden shed offers additional storage and sleeping options. Outside, an 80 sq m terrace (including a 20 sq m covered awning) opens onto a 784 sq m plot in the peaceful setting of the estate. Access to the island is by boat only, according to a set schedule: from 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM and from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM Monday through Thursday, and until 10:30 PM on Friday and 11:00 PM on weekends. Outside of these times, you can cross with your own boat. Private parking is available at the entrance. Vehicles can also be brought onto the island by ferry. The management of green spaces, garbage collection areas, and boat access is handled by the administration and the island wardens. Annual fees amount to EUR1,650. As this chalet is associated with shares in a limited liability company, it is possible to move in very quickly, and no notary fees are required. Mortgages are not available for this type of investment. Access: A14, A13, or A15. Juziers train station for Paris Saint-Lazare (50 minutes via line J) is a 15-minute walk from the ferry terminal. All shops are a 10-minute walk from the terminal. Contact Nicolas: 33 6 50 47 23 55 RSAC: 979 983 863

Located in the heart of the charming village of Evecquemont, in the French Vexin region, this renovated former farmhouse offers a characterful 4-room house resulting from a subdivision. This exceptional property benefits from exclusive use of the verdant garden, reversible air conditioning, and remarkable energy performance with a B and A energy performance certificate (DPE). After entering through a charming porch and climbing a few steps, the entrance opens onto a very large and inviting kitchen. This same level also houses a bright master suite with an adjoining office space. On the mezzanine level, a welcoming living room provides a harmonious link between the parents' and children's areas. On the first floor, the upper level offers two attic bedrooms with exposed beams, each with its own private facilities, one with a bathroom and the other with a shower room. Outside, the enclosed garden provides a private and leafy setting. Ideally situated in a family-friendly neighborhood, this property benefits from its proximity to schools, local shops, major highways, and numerous natural attractions, including forests, the banks of the Seine, golf courses, and more. A rare blend of historic charm and modern comfort for those who appreciate characterful real estate. ENERGY RATING: B / CLIMATE RATING: A Average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions): EUR460 and EUR680 Contact: Julie 33 7 77 84 74 57 RSAC Versailles 894 542 950

A former 18th-century chapel, listed as a Historical Monument & in need of a full renovation, in the middle of the French Vexin Regional Natural Park. Rebuilt in the 18th century by Moufle de La Tuilerie and then remodelled in the first half of the 19th century, the chateau of Hanneucourt then formed a holiday home featuring a main dwelling, an orangery, a dovecote, stables, staff quarters and a private chapel. The latter, today deconsecrated, has been recognised as a regional Historical Monument, while, set back from the busy roads, it appears at the edge of an open courtyard, bordered by centenary trees and the chateau’s outbuildings, in the process of being rehabilitated and transformed. As for the rectangular edifice, with a floor area of approximately 70 m², it was designed with understated architecture, while its plaster-coated exteriors stand out thanks to its three stained glass windows: a semi-circular arched one and two Gothic arch versions with tracery. Topped with a slate and zinc hipped roof, its main façade features a triangular pediment as well as a quadrilobate rose window, whereas a roof lantern with a bell crowns the roof ridge, a subtle reminder of the building’s original purpose. Within close proximity, the estate’s former dovecote contributes to this one-of-a-kind composition, while the chapel’s interior exudes a contemplative ambiance, quite intact despite the passing of time and the years spent abandoned. Featuring a black and white chequered tile floor, wood panelling around the choir, painted décor and light filtering through its stained glass windows, creating a quiet, meditative space, the chapel’s interior also boasts several statues, paintings and lecterns, which act like silent guardians watching over the nave. In addition, its interior dimensions, relatively large for an edifice of this size, procure a feeling of unexpected volume, while the chapel is flooded in light, which highlights its burnished walls and original wood panelling depending on the time of day. Lastly, it should be noted that the chapel’s immediate outskirts will need to be reimagined, but provide the opportunity and necessary space to create a monastic-inspired garden or a more contemporary landscaped courtyard.

At the heart of the Vexin français Regional Park, in the former service quarters of Hanneucourt château, a 152 m² house for renovation and its garden. Finding the building beneath the greenery takes a moment. Round a bend in the drive, the facade appears almost without warning. Virginia creeper and ivy have draped the walls over decades, and stone shows through only in patches; the growth has become the architecture. A few windows, evenly spaced, break through this green mantle like openings onto another age. The house stands two levels high beneath a tiled gabled roof and shares a party wall with its neighbour. Nothing about it sets out to impress. Tall trees at its foot filter the light to a soft glow, and in that light the former service quarters of Hanneucourt chateau take on an almost timeless air. Little in the present silence suggests this was once the centre of the estate's daily activity.

In the municipality of Vaux-sur-Seine, this house of approximately 255 m² of living space sits on a magnificent wooded plot of 2,970 m². Completely renovated and in perfect condition, it offers generous volumes, remarkable comfort, and great freedom of arrangement, which is rare in this sector of Yvelines. On the ground floor, an entrance leads to a bright double living room with a fireplace and a family kitchen that is furnished and equipped, four bedrooms, three of which have their own bathroom with toilet, ensuring total privacy for everyone, and a large terrace space. A laundry room and numerous storage spaces complete this level. An independent access studio apartment allows for hosting guests, family, or household staff, or even considering professional or rental use. On the upper floor, the fully converted attic offers a bedroom, an office or relaxation area, a toilet, and multiple storage spaces. The total basement, with a garage, provides additional parking and storage space. The plot also has a large outdoor space for parking vehicles for the whole family. A rare property, in a quiet area, designed to accommodate a family in a privileged living environment, within walking distance of the Vaux-sur-Seine train station (line J) and nearby shops. Contact us for more information! (3.89% fees included payable by the buyer.)This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located 40 minutes from Paris via the A13 motorway, at the gateway to the Vexin Français in the northern Yvelines region, this beautiful modern property was built in the 1960s. It offers approximately 400 sq.m of living area on over 2 hectares of private grounds featuring a swimming pool, a tennis court and a caretaker's cottage. An oasis of calm in the heart of the town, the main house presents elegant reception rooms, five bedrooms and a full basement level with potential for further development. The local shops, public transport links and primary and secondary schools are all nearby.

BARNES INTERNATIONAL invites you to discover this magnificent contemporary home, built in 2011 with high-quality materials and set on a 1,500m² (16,146 sq ft) plot, sheltered from prying eyes, in a prime location in Vaux-sur-Seine, between woodland and fields. Boasting fantastic volume, this family home immediately delights with its natural light, fluid layout and high-end amenities. You’ll love the large living area comprising a lounge and dining room with a wood-burning stove, opening directly onto a superb terrace on the same level. The fully fitted and equipped open kitchen is complete with a comfortable and convivial dining area. The ground floor also includes a bedroom with shower room and a separate toilet, allowing for convenient living on one level. Upstairs are three good-sized bedrooms and an office (option of a fourth bedroom). A large bathroom with a spa bath and walk-in shower completes this level. The master bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe. The floors on this level all have an elegant solid wood parquet flooring. The full basement has been fitted out to suit every need: gym, home cinema for film enthusiasts, utility room, and a large 60m² (646 sq ft) garage with space for at least two cars. Outside, the large terrace creates an extension of the living areas and has the added bonus of a hot tub for moments of pure relaxation. The 1,500m² (16,146 sq ft) landscaped grounds, free from overlook, offer a rare and unspoilt living environment. A property with attractive amenities, ideal for a family looking for comfort, tranquillity and natural surroundings. Viewings with Valérie Jouët +33 (0)6 46 76 71 45 [email protected] Property price excluding fees: €720,000 with fees at 4% payable by the buyer. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr €720,000 Agency fees not included - Agency fees: 4.03% incl. tax Fees payable by the buyer - Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use based on 2021 energy costs: €2,230 ~ €3,030 672,115 € Agency fees not included - Agency commission: 4%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 2021 : 2230€ ~ 3030€ - Valérie JOUËT - Agent commercial - EI - RSAC VERSAILLES 839813995

It is on the heights of Vaux-sur-Seine, on the edge of a forest, that this 265 sqm architectural creation stands. Like a modernist sentinel overlooking the valley, this villa, built in 2009 by architect Stéphane Simonin and enhanced in 2022 by an interior design firm, stands as a vibrant homage to the principles of the Villa Savoye. The airy structure seems to float above its plot thanks to a system of stilts that decouple the building from the ground, thus opening up the views. Access to the living space is via a staircase combining steel and wood. Upstairs, the open plan reveals a 112 sqm through-volume, punctuated by constant light. Ribbon windows frame the landscape and the river: the walls disappear, definitively abolishing the boundary between sky and dwelling. This space brings together two living rooms with wood-burning stoves and a welcoming eat-in kitchen, complemented by a functional pantry. The opposite wing houses two children's bedrooms (13 and 17 sq m) sharing a contemporary bathroom. The upper floor, accessed by a spiral staircase--a nod to Roger Tallon's industrial design--is dedicated to the master suite. This 52 sq m suite includes an office area, a dressing room, and a bathroom. A sanctuary of well-being, clad in terrazzo, the bathtub seems literally suspended, facing the horizon and the autumnal canopy. On the garden level, the house offers a separate space (workshop, office, or guest room) as well as the utility areas. Outdoor living takes on its full meaning here. Sheltered by stilts, a summer lounge and its outdoor kitchen extend summer evenings, facing a superb heated swimming pool surrounded by an exotic wood deck. This property achieves the rare feat of combining the serenity of living on the edge of the forest with seamless family logistics. For Parisian professionals, the luxury here lies in accessibility: Vaux-sur-Seine train station is just a 9-minute walk away (700m). Forget the stress of morning parking: a short walk is all it takes to reach line J (Paris Saint-Lazare in 40 minutes). The upcoming arrival of the RER E (Eole) at the nearby Verneuil station will further strengthen this strategic connection to La Défense. Nursery, primary, school cafeteria, and after-school care in the village will streamline daily life. Families seeking academic excellence will also find their balance thanks to Notre-Dame des Oiseaux in Verneuil. Direct connections (dedicated school bus) will foster your children's independence. As for nature: right outside the house, the Massif de l'Hautil offers its forest trails stretching as far as the eye can see. The Seine, which you can admire from the living room, becomes your playground below. The landscaped banks invite you to enjoy bucolic walks along the towpath, jogs by the water, or bike rides far from the hustle and bustle of the city. And for everyday needs, the village center with its essential shops (bakeries, grocery store, pharmacy, tobacconist, and medical center) makes daily life easier, complemented by the vibrant commercial activity of Meulan, Verneuil, and Orgeval, just a few minutes away. Energy rating: C | Climate rating: A. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR3,080 and EUR4,220. Julie - 33 7 77 84 74 57

On the exclusive, private, and gated island of Vaux-sur-Seine, this characterful half-timbered house offers 115 sq m of living space (139 sq m of floor space) in the heart of an exceptional haven of peace. Accessible via a secure bridge just 37 km from Paris, this rare property, bordered by a landscaped garden, benefits from private access to the Seine and views of both the Petit and Grand Bras branches. The interior layout charms with its preserved character. The ground floor features a bright veranda, a welcoming 24 sq m living room with traditional terracotta tiles and a fireplace, a spacious 20 sq m kitchen, a dining room currently used as an artist's studio, and a WC. The upper floor comprises the sleeping area with three bedrooms featuring original parquet flooring, two of which open onto a continuous balcony overlooking the greenery. A bathroom, a second toilet, and access to the attic, which offers significant potential for conversion, complete this level. Outside, two terraces facing north and south and the garden extend to the water's edge, enhanced by a garden shed and a private dock ideal for water sports. The tranquility of this secure island with a resident caretaker is combined with convenient family access: shops, schools, golf courses, the A13/A14/A15 motorways, and the train station for Paris Saint-Lazare (40 minutes) are all just minutes away. This unique and prestigious property presents a unique opportunity to realize your dream of owning a waterfront home. A visit will reveal its full magic. Vaux-sur-Seine train station (40 minutes to Paris Saint-Lazare or 5 stops from the Conflans-Fin-d'Oise RER A station) is 10 minutes away. Access to the future RER Eole station (opening in 2024 - La Défense in 5 stops) is a 15-minute drive away. Shops are 5 minutes away. Access to the A13 and A14 motorways is a 15-minute drive away. Access to the A15 motorway is a 20-minute drive away. 37 km from Porte Maillot. ENERGY RATING: F / CLIMATE RATING: F. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR4,740 and EUR6,460. Contact: Julie 33 7 77 84 74 57 RSAC 894 542 950

BARNES INTERNATIONAL is listing this buhrstone house dating from 1905, set on 2,620m² (28,201 sq ft) of wooded, landscaped grounds on a private island on the River Seine, in Vaux-sur-Seine. Built during the Belle Époque using the stone so characteristic of former vacation residences in the Île-de-France region, it has retained the character and charm of its era. It spans approximately 450m² (4,844 sq ft) of floor space, comprising 300m² (3,229 sq ft) of living space and 150m² (1,615 sq ft) of convertible attic space. A private jetty connects it directly to the river, just a few minutes’ walk from the station on Line J. Beyond the front door, a large hallway leads to the first floor via an elegant staircase. The ground floor, paved with antique terracotta tiles, is laid out around the main living room and its fireplace. A second, more intimate sitting room has a built-in bookcase just made for book-lovers. The large kitchen, complete with a dining area and pantry, is equally suited to everyday meals and entertaining. This open space also includes a large dining room with a fireplace. Upstairs, the master suite has a wardrobe and shower room, in addition to a large office leading to a double walk-in wardrobe and bathroom. A large TV room, or playroom, leads to a further five bedrooms, each of which has a shower room. This layout gives children and teenagers their own independent living space. On the top floor, 150m² (1,615 sq ft) of convertible attic space offers the chance to extend the living area to suit your projects: playroom, additional suite, home cinema, billiard room, etc. Outside, the peaceful paths in the wooded grounds wind down to the banks of the Seine. The private jetty accommodates sail boats and motor boats, opening up opportunities for water sports, particularly water skiing. Here, the changing seasons are reflected on the river. Schools and shops are nearby, and the J line station puts Paris within easy reach. Property offering a rare way of life: the tranquillity of the countryside by the water’s edge, without compromising on the conveniences of the capital. Price: €998,000. Fees payable by the seller. Viewings by appointment with your estate agent Valérie Jouët on +33 (0)6 46 76 71 45 EPC rating: Class C (177 kWh/m²/year). GHG rating: B (6 kg CO2 m²/year). Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use: between €4,750 and €6,460 per year (average energy prices indexed to 1 January 2021, including utilities contracts). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: GEORISQUES.GOUV.FR Fees payable by the seller - Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use based on 2023 energy costs: €4,760 ~ €6,460 - Valérie Jouët - Sales agent - EI - RSAC Versailles 839813995 Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l'énergie de l'année 2023 : 4760€ ~ 6460€ - Valérie JOUËT - Agent commercial - EI - RSAC VERSAILLES 839813995