Castello E Annessi Del XVII Secolo Già In Uso 45 Minuti Da Parigi Vexin Regional Natural

EXCLUSIVE. Just 45 minutes from Paris, in the Vexin Regional Natural Park, on the border between Val d’Oise and Yvelines, stands a 17th-century château set on a preserved estate of over 23 hectares. The property includes numerous outbuildings, offering an exceptional opportunity for buyers seeking authenticity. The entire estate is coherent and adaptable, particularly suited for heritage, residential, tourism, or commercial projects. The château, approximately 800m2, spans three levels, each with a ceiling height of nearly 4 meters and numerous openings that provide rare brightness for such buildings. The façade combines dressed stone and brick, topped with a mansard-style roof characteristic of the 17th and 18th centuries. Bathed in light from its four orientations (mainly northwest and southeast), the château offers an idyllic view of the park, its beautiful functioning fountain, the pond, the swimming pool, and, in the distance, the riding paths. The Seraincourt estate once belonged to Jean de Valliquerville. The château hosted Ninon de Lenclos, a writer and famous courtesan of Louis XIV’s court, as well as gatherings of many writers and intellectuals of the 17th and 18th centuries. At the end of the 17th century, it was sold and remodeled for the Choppin family, lords of Seraincourt, remaining in their possession for over 200 years. Later, it became the former home of Pola Negri, a silent film actress of the early 20th century and friend of Charlie Chaplin. In 2012, lightning struck the château, causing a fire and significant damage. Under the supervision of an architect from the Bâtiments de France, the roof, framework, ceilings, windows, and frames on the second floor were restored, and the château was made watertight. It now awaits renovation and interior design according to the future owner’s wishes. Many exceptional elements from various eras remain: Versailles and Hungarian point parquet floors, Burgundy stone, marble, terracotta tiles, moldings, woodwork, fireplaces, and more. While maintaining a human scale like a beautiful bourgeois residence filled with light, the château offers generous spaces. On the ground floor: a large entrance hall, a double living room, a library, two dining rooms, a kitchen, a serving hatch, and separate toilets. The first floor is served by a beautiful wooden staircase leading to five or six bedrooms, a dressing room, two bathrooms, and separate toilets. The second floor opens onto a large room that can accommodate up to five bedrooms, plus two more in the tower on the top floor. The basement includes two large cellars accessible via the service staircase, which also serves the upper floors. The château is accompanied by a set of well-maintained outbuildings with various well-utilized functions: - The former barn houses a 200m2 reception hall (with a catering office and a sanitary block with 3 toilets), extended by a 100m2 courtyard and a 100m2 covered area, ideal for hosting unique events. - The former hunting lodge, over 300m2, converted into a fully renovated and decorated guesthouse, accommodates 24 people (8 bedrooms and one family room, each with its own shower and toilet). The ground floor includes a living/dining room and a kitchen area for breakfast service and guest dining. - The owner’s stable, over 350m2, houses an animal refuge that manages the stable’s upkeep. It includes 24 stalls (6 outdoor), a lunging ring, a competition arena with a perfectly level and draining surface, and staff accommodation. - The current owner lives in a beautiful farmhouse (310m2 living space and over 500m2 total floor area). The ground floor consists of former stables now used as garages and storage. An external stone staircase leads to the first floor, which includes a large kitchen/dining room, a living room, five bedrooms, a bathroom, and separate toilets. The property also includes two independent apartments (a three-room on the ground floor and a two-room on the first floor). These buildings, along with the château, offer endless potential for various development projects and event hosting in a place that combines historical heritage with a stunning natural setting. Two independent entrances, each with an electric gate, provide access to the property. The more majestic main entrance leads to the château and the Saint-Jean chapel, whose roof and stained glass have been restored, as well as to an oratory. A second entrance provides access to the various outbuildings. The entire property is supplied and self-sufficient thanks to a natural water source. The estate enjoys a privileged location just a few kilometers from Paris (45 minutes by car and less than 15 minutes by taxi from Cergy le Haut station – RER A and Transilien L). Surrounded by forests and meadows, it offers its future owners an exceptional quality of life. - Listing written and published by a Mandate Agent -
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