Ancienne Dépendance D'un Château Du XVI Ie Siècle : Une Rénovation Inspirée Entre Pierres Anciennes E

Located in the heart of a privileged setting, this former outbuilding of the Ecquevilly castle dating back to the 17th century offers generous space on a wooded plot, providing a bucolic and inspiring living environment.

Its renovation, led by the current owner who is an interior decorator, enhances this prestigious property distinguished by a rare feature: the presence of three separate workshops.

The total area spans 325 m², including just over 180 m² of main house.

From the large porch opening onto the intimate garden and a sunny terrace, it is clear that this is an exceptional property.

The main living area impresses with cathedral ceilings, where exposed wooden beams and an original stone wall blend with a large industrial-style glass roof. This reception room, dining room, and lounge warmed by a Canadian stove opens onto an authentic dining kitchen.

The layout offers several bedrooms spread over two levels, including a dedicated parents’ area: a polished concrete bathroom, an office with an absolutely gentle atmosphere, a large master bedroom with an integrated office behind a glass partition, and a dressing room.

The children’s floor is nestled under the attic with original beams and offers three cozy resting spaces and a bathroom with a sleek design.

The exterior feels like an extension of the home thanks to a landscaped courtyard. The outbuildings, a barn, and three different workshops—especially a 22 m² light-filled one—offer rare potential for artistic, professional use, or expansion.

Close to shops and quality schools, this living space is a unique opportunity for lovers of atypical real estate seeking a distinctive residence combining aesthetics, serenity, and history.

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D
Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on indexed energy prices over recent years: between €2920 and €4020

Contact: Julie VALODE RAUBER (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: - Versailles.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/