Une Ancienne Auberge Au Bord De La Seine, Avec Dépendances Polyvalentes, Dans Un Espace De 2 700 M²

A former inn on the banks of the River Seine, with multi-purpose outbuildings, in a 2,700-m² garden, 1 hour from Paris.. This property, built on the banks of the River Seine on an almost 3,000-m² plot, owes its history to its privileged location near to a former landing stage. Over the centuries, river-based activity has shaped its destiny: it was first a coaching inn before becoming an open-air dance hall/café, having been a popular stopping place from the 18th century for Parisian visitors who came to discover the River Seine’s meanders. The inn also welcomed many artists and writers, including George Simenon, who stayed here and even mentioned it in his writings. More recently, in keeping with its hospitality and business purposes, it has been used as a home and the seat of a professional activity.

It boasts living space of around 460 m² and is set in a U-shape around a gravelled courtyard bordered by patios. Parking spaces can be reached through two gates standing on either side of the property, which opens out to a great extent onto the River Seine. Indeed, to the rear, the garden runs down to the river where there is a private jetty where a small boat could be moored.
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