A Buhrstone Dwelling, With Three To Five Bedrooms And A Charming Garden, Near An Rer Station

A buhrstone dwelling, with three to five bedrooms and a charming garden, near an RER station and a greenway, in Fontenay-aux-Roses. The buhrstone edifice, typical of the late 19th century, features, behind its façade adorned with brick and ceramic details, approximately 120 m² of inhabitable floor area over three levels, while, constructed over a full basement, the ground floor is accessible via the street or garden via a flight of steps, followed by a door protected by an awning. On the dwelling’s garden side, the door opens on to a small hallway with a lavatory and the staircase to the upstairs level, whereas, facing the street, another door gives on to a living room, heated with a wood-burning stove, and an open kitchen. In addition, this floor also includes a bedroom, separated from the living room via a simple partition, which could easily be used for another purpose.

On the first floor are three bedrooms, a lavatory and a bathroom with a shower and bathtub, as well as access to the attic, the latter of which has been converted into a large bedroom. As for the basement, accessible from the side of the house, it contains several functional spaces: a utility room, a boiler room – with a gas boiler – storage cupboards and a workshop, while the garden, skirting the greenway and a children’s playground, extends over approximately 270 m² and is made up of an initial parcel, the centre of which is occupied by the dwelling, as well as an adjacent triangular lot that is primarily used as a vegetable garden.
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