luxury houses for sale Rueil district of Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt, France

Barnes Versailles invites you to step inside this magnificent 1930s brick and buhrstone house, fully renovated in 2020 and with a fabulous extension, located in Le Chesnay, at the heart of the Plateau Saint-Antoine. Spanning 220m² (2,368 sq ft) of living space (295m² or 3,175 sq ft of floor space in total, basement included), it is set on a 342m² (3,681 sq ft) plot. Redecorated in a resolutely contemporary style, complete with graphic wallpapers in the extension and sliding patio doors, the house is laid out as follows: A wide front courtyard providing space to park two cars, with a wood store. Ground floor: pretty entrance hall with floor tiles leading to a vast, double-sized lounge totalling 53m² (570 sq ft) with light-wood floor. This room is filled with light thanks to its westerly orientation, its large Velux windows and its Securit sliding doors opening onto the wooden terrace and garden (also facing west). Up a few steps is the fully equipped 23m² (248 sq ft) eat-in kitchen with plenty of cupboard space, leading onto a second wooden terrace to round of this convivial family space. An office area off of the living room and a separate toilet complete this floor. First floor: three good-sized bedrooms (including a suite with its own shower room) all overlooking the garden, bathroom with bath and toilet, and vast dressing room. Second floor: two bedrooms, shower room with toilet. A wing on the second floor has been fitted out as a self-contained studio apartment with kitchenette, and shower room with toilet. Basement level: boiler/utility room, wine cellar, storage room, family room with garden access. The perfect family home thanks to its function layout, comfortable dimensions, 6 bedrooms spread over two floors, and its large kitchen leading to the lounge. The high-quality features make this a unique property: reinforced double glazing throughout, full insulation, wood floors, floor tiles, ample cupboard space and fitted wardrobes. The house underwent a quality renovation in 2020 to create the kitchen, master suite upstairs and family room on the basement level. Perfectly maintained since then, it is in excellent condition and requires no further work. Classic 30s facade; views over the garden; contemporary configuration with graphic design. An ideal entertaining property. Its two peaceful terraces and its sheltered garden with chicken coop create a rural feel in an urban setting! Highly sought-after neighbourhood near the shops on Rue de Versailles, Place de la Loi and reputable schools (Blanche de Castille, Saint-Jean d'Hulst, Les Châtaigniers), and bus routes to all the stations in Versailles, Viroflay and Vaucresson within walking distance. Regulated (Frisquet) gas condensing boiler (2020), with programmer and a reduction unit. Two electric hot water tanks (2022). Excellent EPC: D/D - Estimated annual energy costs (baseline years 2021, 2022, 2023): between €3,390 and €4,640 per year. Property tax (2025): €4,476 Price: €1,976,000 including agency fees- Fees: 4% incl. VAT Net seller price: €1,900,000 Your BARNES contact: Nathalie Boue Tel: +33 (0)6 44 07 93 50 - Email: [email protected] €1,900,000 Agency fees not included - Agency fees: 4% incl. tax Fees payable by the buyer - Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use based on 2021 energy costs: €3,390 ~ €4,640 1,900,000 € 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 : 3390€ ~ 4640€

A millstone house in a quiet residential street on the Saint-Antoine plateau in Chesnay on the edge of Versailles. Built in 1908 on an almost 670 m² plot, of which around 560 m² is garden, this south-facing house is located in a quiet, residential street on the Plateau Saint-Antoine. Behind the low wall topped by a metal fence that protects it from prying eyes, the 'meulière' sits in pride of place in the centre of its grounds, surrounded by a bed of gravel. The stone walls, with three floors over a basement, are strewn with ivy and rosebushes and topped with a tiled roof with eaves, a Jacobean dormer window and a chimney. Most of the windows are round-arched. The window sills are brick and a masonry band marks the boundary between the basement and the raised ground floor. Large windows on this floor let plenty of light into the rooms, all of which have ceiling heights of almost 3 m. In the centre of the main facade, a flight of steps leads up to the double glazed entrance door with its wrought iron fittings, topped by a fanlight and a tiled wooden platform roof. To its right, a wooden balcony with a balustrade adorns the eastern window on the first floor. To the rear, the facade is flanked by a square tower with a pavilion roof, the walls of which are rendered on the three upper floors and the entrance door to which is accessed from the garden via a wooden staircase. The raised ground floor features a deep oriel window with a good view over the garden. The house has a floor area of more than 330 m², including around 100 m² of basement, and has 12 main rooms, including 7 bedrooms. With a roof which was remade and insulated in 2012, and double-glazed windows throughout, it has good insulation.