Historic Residence Giverny

Within one of the most emblematic villages of Impressionism, this elegant property offers a rare opportunity to become the owner of a place intimately linked to the history of Giverny and Claude Monet.

With a living area of approximately 200 m², the property is situated in the heart of a pretty wooded park of 6,341 m², enhanced by a charming pond, offering a peaceful and verdant setting, particularly preserved.

The house mainly has a remarkable historical significance: it was once owned by Ernest Hoschedé, an important figure in the history of Impressionism, known for being one of the first supporters, patrons, and friends of Claude Monet. This connection gives the property a rare identity and uniqueness on the Giverny real estate market.

The house consists, on the ground floor, of an entrance, toilets, a living room, a magnificent sunroom filled with light, a kitchen, and a bedroom.

The first floor hosts two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.

The garden level is a real asset for a reception activity: it includes two independent bedrooms, each with a bathroom and toilets, currently operated as short-term rentals. This setup naturally allows for the development or continuation of a guesthouse activity, while maintaining a comfortable private part.

A cellar and a 1491 m² buildable plot complete the set.

The property also benefits from remarkable accessibility from Paris: Giverny is easily accessible from the capital by car, notably via the A13, allowing reaching the property in about 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes. The Vernon-Giverny station, serving Paris in 50 minutes, is located 10 minutes from the house.

A rare property in Giverny, where heritage, nature, and tourism potential combine around a story intimately linked to Claude Monet.
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