Entre Histoire Et Nature : Visite Exceptionnelle Du XI Ve Siècle à Rochefort En Yvelines

Some places endure through the centuries, preserving the soul that inhabits them intact.

Located within the Haute Vallée de Chevreuse Regional Natural Park, this unique residence has been part of the landscape since the 14th century, a silent guardian of the passing time.

Just steps from the prestigious Golf de Rochefort-en-Yvelines and the Haras de la Cense, this rare property offers approximately 260 m² of living space. It is centered around a medieval tower, the beating heart of the house, and extended by an independent barn with inspiring volumes.

Upon entering, the house reveals a warm atmosphere where ancient stone, generous spaces, and light create a timeless harmony.

The ground floor is organized around a large living room of over 40 m², featuring a fireplace, perfect for long winter evenings or shared family moments.

Adjacent, nestled within the tower, a 26 m² circular lounge offers an extraordinary, intimate, and enveloping space—a true architectural signature of the property.

An independent, equipped kitchen, a ground-floor bedroom, and a bathroom with WC complete this level.

Upstairs, the charm continues with four bedrooms, including one tucked inside the tower, inviting peaceful nights surrounded by the history of the walls. A bathroom and a separate WC structure the sleeping area.

Two cellars extend the house’s spaces, one converted into a laundry room, ideal for storage or wine preservation.

Modern comforts are discreetly integrated: recently maintained tile and slate roofing, a recent Frisquet gas boiler, fiber optic internet, and connection to the main sewer system.

Complementing the house, an independent 140 m² barn opens up many possibilities. Its recently renovated ground floor, a large room of over 60 m² currently used as an artist’s studio, invites creativity, hosting, or imagining new uses.

Upstairs, about 80 m² remain to be developed, offering a blank canvas for those who can envision their project. A storage room, a wine cellar, and an electric vehicle charger enhance this space.

Outside, the landscaped garden of approximately 350 m² is intimate and carefully designed, a green haven perfect for enjoying the surrounding tranquility and the gentle lifestyle unique to the Chevreuse Valley.

A rare and inspiring place where heritage, nature, and the art of living intertwine—ideal for lovers of character homes seeking authenticity, less than an hour from Paris.

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between €3,580 and €4,900

Contact: Hiba PROTAIS [hidden information]
RSAC: [hidden information] VERSAILLES
Hiba PROTAIS (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: - Versailles.
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