Senlis — Un élégant Hôtel Particulier Du XVI Ie Siècle Avec Un Jardin Clos

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Just 40 minutes from Paris, Senlis with its remarkable 3rd century Gallo-Roman ramparts, its paved streets, its 17th and 18th century private mansions and its 12th century Notre Dame Cathedral boasting a 78-metre high spire, is among the best-preserved medieval cities in the country.
Home to the monarchs of the early French dynasties, it was here that Hugues Capet, King of the Franks, was crowned in 987, and the city’s authentic charm seems to have resisted the passing of the centuries and uncontrolled urban development.
This magnificent 17th century private mansion is hidden away in one of the city’s most confidential paved streets.
Set in a 513 sqm plot benefiting from a near 220 sqm leafy and walled garden,
It offers about 200 sqm of living space including superb living and reception rooms featuring Versailles-style parquet flooring, terracotta tomette floor-tiles, high ceilings, stone fireplaces (one with a remarkable Louis XV style) and panelling.
Upstairs are four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a study.
On a basement with a remarkable vaulted cellar.
The delightful walled garden hidden from offers a haven of leafy greenery in the heart of an environment where old stone is omnipresent.
The property benefits from two separate entries, one with a 2-car garage and a third parking space.
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