iad France - Virginie Delannoy presents: Discover this remarkable Anglo-Norman manor house from the 1930s, a true testament to a refined lifestyle where historic charm perfectly blends with modern comfort. Built on a fenced, private, flowered, and wooded plot, this majestic 170 m² home captivates at first sight with its elegant architecture, generous spaces, and exceptional brightness. The layout
iad France - Virginie Delannoy presents: Discover this remarkable Anglo-Norman manor house from the 1930s, a true testament to a refined lifestyle where historic charm perfectly blends with modern comfort. Built on a fenced, private, flowered, and wooded plot, this majestic 170 m² home captivates at first sight with its elegant architecture, generous spaces, and exceptional brightness. The layout is spread over four levels: On the ground floor: after climbing a few steps, the entrance is through a heated glass vestibule leading to a large living area including a living-dining room with an inset fireplace, a friendly open kitchen, fitted and equipped notably with a beautiful cooking range, and an adjoining pantry. A hallway leads to a bedroom with a wardrobe bed, a washroom with a shower, and a toilet. On the first floor: 3 beautiful bedrooms, one with a balcony, two with built-in bookshelf furniture, a dressing room, and a bathroom equipped with a bathtub, shower, and toilet. On the second floor: 2 additional bedrooms and a shower room with toilet. In the semi-basement, illuminated by windows: cellar, pantry, laundry room, and boiler room. Outside, the outbuildings harmoniously complete the property. At the back of the garden, a 19 m² studio or glass-roofed workshop has been insulated and fitted with a summer kitchen, shower, and toilet opening onto a pleasant small terrace. The property also includes: - a garage - a woodshed - a bike shelter - a storage shed - a large gravel courtyard allowing parking for several vehicles. A rare address for lovers of authenticity, space, and beautiful family homes. Behind its characterful facade, the house reveals magnificent period features: - high ceilings (2.90 m) - moldings - original wooden floors: oak in herringbone style and pine - original tiling: cement tiles with checkerboard pattern - large openings flooding each room with natural light: arched transom windows - Lille-style brick fireplace Additional features: ✓ PVC double-glazed windows ✓ aluminum gate ✓ automated garage door ✓ gate with intercom ✓ mixed heating (city gas with cast iron radiators, electric, and fireplace with insert) ✓ electrical panel on each level ✓ water softener ✓ garden with fruit trees: fig tree, vine, rhubarb, raspberry bushes, apple tree, cherry tree, mirabelle plum tree, damson plum tree… vegetable garden, chicken coop, and pond ✓ closed garage and multiple parking: driveway for several cars This house is rare on the market given its condition and size. It is located in a quiet neighborhood of Combs, close to the RER D train station (10 minutes on foot), market (3 minutes), schools, and nearby bus stops. Close to Varennes-Jarcy for walks in the green nature. A visit is a must: contact me quickly! Agency fees are the seller’s responsibility. Energy performance information for this property: ENERGY class D with an index of 204 and CLIMATE class D with an index of 43. Information on risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation for brush clearing, is available on the Géorisques website: [hidden information]. This real estate listing was written under the editorial responsibility of Ms. Virginie Delannoy, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS [hidden information] France registered with the Melun Trade and Companies Register under number [hidden information], holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of the company [hidden information] France SAS. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/