16th Century Hunting Lodge – 480 Sq M – Outbuilding – 20 Hectares Of Grounds

In Seine-et-Marne, east of Fontainebleau and approximately 100 kilometres from Paris, this charming 16th- and 17th-century former hunting lodge offers generous, light-filled interiors.
Most rooms benefit from dual or even triple aspects, allowing an abundance of natural light throughout the property.
Successive renovation programmes have enhanced the comfort of the residence while carefully preserving its original architectural features, including a spiral staircase, dressed stone, decorative beams, antique terracotta floor tiles, period parquet flooring and original fireplaces. The property as a whole is beautifully presented, combining authenticity, refinement and a high standard of maintenance.
The ground floor offers a harmonious layout comprising an entrance hall, an elegant sitting room, a library, a spacious eat-in kitchen and a bedroom with its own shower room.
The first floor comprises six bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The second floor provides an attic as well as a large additional bedroom.
A substantial 400 sq m detached barn has been fully restored, including its double doors, timber frame and roof. It currently houses, among other facilities, eight horse boxes, while offering considerable potential for a variety of alternative uses.
The property is set within approximately 20 hectares of grounds encompassing ponds, woodland, meadows and agricultural land. An additional building plot of approximately 3,000 sq m, with direct road access, completes this exceptional estate.
Property presented by Anne Mortelette, independent sales agent (EI).
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