Proche De Fontainebleau Et Barbizon Dans Un Château Du 18ème Siècle Splendide Appartement De 116 M²

Just 25 minutes from FONTAINEBLEAU and 15 minutes from BARBIZON, you will discover in this historically rich chateau a remarkable 116 M² crossing apartment. Located on the first floor, it benefits from breathtaking views of the surrounding nature. In a secure co-ownership, this space promises you a unique living experience. Access is via the iconic horseshoe staircase at the entrance of the apartment, composed as follows: spacious living room benefiting from beautiful natural light and a pellet stove, independent equipped kitchen, two bedrooms including one with a large arched window, a bathroom, and guest toilets. On the ground floor, a laundry area with access to the outside. Completely renovated, this apartment is rich in beautiful ceiling heights, ’haute couture’ decoration, and preserved antique elements, Hungarian point parquet flooring, cornices, window handles, moldings, and interior shutters. The terrace in front of the apartment, where it is pleasant to sit, overlooks the 5-hectare park and the surrounding forest offering many hiking trails. Technical note: co-ownership charges: 350 /month, property tax 2023: 1,438, possibility of parking one to two vehicles in the communal parking, electric heating, pellet stove, double glazing with interior shutters. Proximity to the A6 motorway for Paris, PONTHIERRY-PRINGY RER D station 8 minutes by car, shops and schools nearby. Regarding history: The Montgermont chateau has undergone several transformations over the centuries. Initially a fortified manor with a feudal appearance, it has been modified several times, notably by François Soufflot, known as Le Romain, at the initiative of Jean-Armand-Louis de Gontaut-Biron in the 18th century and Aimé de Gontaut-Biron in the 19th century to adopt the Neo-Louis XIII style. In the 1950s, painter Marcel Chassard made it his studio. After being owned by the Dubonnet family, the chateau was divided into several lots and transformed into a co-ownership in 1955. A true opportunity to live in a historical jewel where the charm of yesteryear blends with the comfort of modernity. Ideal for those seeking the authenticity and history of a chateau with the kindness of a close-knit co-ownership in a refined living environment. For any additional information, contact Guillaume at [hidden information]
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