Maison, Poigny La Foret

Exclusive. Pougny-la-Forêt. Hidden from view, in the heart of the majestic Rambouillet state forest, lies an absolutely unique 3.5-hectare estate where noble architecture meets the timeless beauty of a park filled with century-old trees.

Built for the 1937 Universal Exposition by the renowned architect Pierre Petit, this historic 465 m² residence embodies a rare lifestyle marked by elegance, culture, and discretion.

A true testament to an era when architecture and decorative arts engaged in remarkable dialogue, the property has preserved the full authenticity of its original design and the exceptional richness of its decor.

Spread over four livable levels, the house captivates from the first moments with its generous volumes, magnificent ceiling heights, and abundant natural light.

Its heritage character is enhanced by contributions from great artists and craftsmen, including sculptors Jean-René Debarre and Georges Guyot, as well as master glassmaker and mosaic artist Joseph Jean Kef Ray. Numerous Perzel light fixtures complete this architecturally coherent composition.

The ground floor features a superb entrance, an elegant lounge-bar, and several rooms formerly dedicated to service areas, reflecting the refined organization of grand homes of its time.

On the main floor, the reception areas reveal their full magnificence.

The kitchen is centered around a dining room and a double living room, extended by a vast terrace offering panoramic, sweeping views of the park. An exceptional perspective on the surrounding nature, a living painting through the seasons.

The upper levels include six bedrooms, three bathrooms, and an elegant billiard room, providing a living environment that is both comfortable and privileged.

The generous layout of the residence allows for various uses, whether as a distinguished family home, a reception house, or a private vacation estate.

Beyond the main house, the estate unfolds a richly landscaped environment composed of century-old trees, meadows, and a rose garden, all within an atmosphere of absolute tranquility.

Outbuildings, garages, horse stalls, and an equestrian arena complete this exceptional ensemble, offering numerous possibilities and a true lifestyle focused on nature and horseback riding.

More than just a property, this residence is a rare piece of French architectural heritage, bringing together in one place an architect’s signature, works by renowned artists, remarkable reception spaces, and a preserved natural domain.

A unique address for lovers of beautiful homes, heritage, and lifestyle, seeking a truly extraordinary place.
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