ManorOzouer-le-Voulgis (77)

Price :

$869,600

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Surface500 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms2 land3,002 m²

In Seine-et-Marne, the 'Vieux Château' of Ozouer-le-Voulgis, steeped in history and located 40 minutes from Paris by Transilien or by car. At the heart of a wooded park stands a 19th-century residence made of rendered stone with a four-pitched tile roof that has preserved its historical attributes. The estate's gate opens onto a gravel courtyard lined with trees, creating a natural envelope. The building, facing northeast at the front and side, is bordered by the park to the south and draped in a cloak of ivy, while soft green Venetian shutters accentuate its verdant frame. A stone wall protects it from the street, preserving the tranquility of the place. The interior honors craftsmanship from days gone by. On the ground floor, the cement tiles of the vestibule are paired with Hungarian-point parquet, moldings, and a marble fireplace in the grand salon on one side, and on the other, a living room with a marble fireplace leads to an oval dining room with delicate woodwork, adorned with a Prussian warming dish, showcasing the art of living à la française that has shaped the place. The kitchen, located in an extension of the building, is more modern. A service corridor discreetly connects it to the entrance and amenities. The reception rooms, facing south and bathed in light on beautiful days, offer breathtaking views of the wooded park. The majestic wooden staircase with delicate ironwork invites exploration of the floors. The first floor features, on one side, two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, and on the other, a bedroom with a private bathroom, wardrobe, and laundry room, perpetuating the elegance of the ground floor through solid parquet and marble fireplaces. Weathered by time, some elements require special attention, particularly in the unheated upper floors, part of which has suffered water damage. The second floor, adorned with parquet and fireplaces, comprises five bedrooms and an office. Finally, the last floor reveals a rustic character waiting to be enhanced, with its exposed beams and terracotta tiles, illuminated by oval skylights overlooking the park.

This description has been automatically translated from French.