An 18th Century Private Mansion, Set Between A Courtyard And A Garden, With Two Parking Spaces

An 18th-century private mansion, set between a courtyard and a garden, with two parking spaces, close to the chateau in Compiègne. On a quiet street in the town centre, a tall gate framed by stone walls opens onto a paved courtyard, sheltered from view. It leads to a private mansion built in the mid-18th century and subsequently remodelled in the 19th century, with a floor area of approximately 500 m² arranged in a L-shape with three storeys. The rendered walls feature large, regularly spaced mullioned windows fitted with shutters. The gable roof, covered in flat tiles, is pierced by dormer windows. The south-west orientation ensures ample sunlight for the house and outdoor spaces. The courtyard, bordered by a first garden with trees, reveals an imposing facade with eight windows, through which a second garden situated on the other side of the building can be glimpsed. On the garden side, the property opens onto a second street via a separate gate, providing an additional entrance, as well as to a stone outbuilding housing a two-car garage with potential for conversion of the upper floor. The plot covers approximately 1,140 m². The mansion comprises ten rooms, including several reception areas and seven bedrooms, spread over three levels.
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