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Rare château built in 1930 in the Art Deco style by Jean Niermans, Grand Prix de Rome, renowned for his elegant early 20th-century works blending classicism and modernity.
It offers approximately 800m² of living space over three levels. With a modern and cohesive design, this residence is laid out like a large family hotel with spacious reception rooms and fifteen bedrooms, often en suite
Rare château built in 1930 in the Art Deco style by Jean Niermans, Grand Prix de Rome, renowned for his elegant early 20th-century works blending classicism and modernity.
It offers approximately 800m² of living space over three levels. With a modern and cohesive design, this residence is laid out like a large family hotel with spacious reception rooms and fifteen bedrooms, often en suite with bathrooms. It could accommodate a professional project.
Ground floor: large central entrance with stone fireplace and grand stone staircase with wrought iron railing, large living room and small living room with fireplace, dining room with fireplace, large kitchen and pantry, service entrance, and guest toilets.
First floor: landing and wide corridor serving eight spacious bedrooms, four bathrooms, and two toilets.
Attic: landing and large corridor leading to seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, and one toilet.
Full basement.
Caretaker’s pavilion and former stable with wooden stalls and a garage.
North courtyard and ornamental park to the south, both accessible via a bridge over the old moats that once surrounded the château.
Wooded park of 9.5 hectares.
- Paris: 125 km - Roissy CDG Airport: 95 km - Brussels: 2h30 - TGV train station: 30 minutes.
Energy class: N/A Climate class: N/A
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: not applicable
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