In 1856, at the behest of Emperor Napoleon III, each unit of the Imperial Guard was provided with its own mess hall. This building, then under construction, was chosen to fulfill this ambition. Its interior layout was adapted as early as 1857 to accommodate this prestigious function, making this residence one of the very first military mess halls in France. 'Imperial Guard Mess Hall' (1857-1869) Built on a 797 m2 plot (AH45), this residence rises over three main levels and an attic, blending architectural elegance, generous volumes, and functional organization. Basement: A large technical area houses a boiler room, a large kitchen, and several cellars, reflecting the structure's original design for demanding communal use. Ground floor: A large technical area houses a boiler room, a large kitchen, and several cellars, reflecting the structure's original design for demanding communal use. Ground floor: Accessed via a majestic entrance hall, the first apartment, approximately 231 sq m, boasts remarkable proportions: a large gallery, double living room, dining room, and lounge flow seamlessly together. The sleeping area comprises three bedrooms and two bathrooms with toilets. A separate entrance from the hall leads to a secondary kitchen with a pantry, which could serve as a self-contained studio. A landscaped garden of approximately 385 sq m, along with a small courtyard, provides a private and peaceful outdoor extension to this prestigious ground floor. First floor: Accessible via a landing, this level houses an apartment of approximately 203 m2*, comprising an entrance hall, a spacious living room, a gallery, a dining room, a separate kitchen, four bedrooms, a small office, a bathroom, a shower room with toilet, and a separate toilet. Second floor: This level accommodates two separate apartments, measuring 103 m2* and 90 m2*, accessed via a shared landing. A hallway and an additional room, currently used as a workshop, complete this level. Attic: Comprising a hallway, a toilet, three independent studios, and a generously sized attic space. The generous ceiling heights enhance the spaciousness, bringing natural light and elegance to each room. *Subject to the issuance of a floor area certificate.

Property with gardenSaint-Germain-en-Laye (78)
Price :
$7,883,200
($10,197 / m²)
Surface773 m²bedrooms15 land797 m²

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