A 270m² Burrstone House With A 1,800m² Plot That Can Be Divided Up And Built Upon, In The

A 270m² burrstone house with a 1,800m² plot that can be divided up and built upon, in the delightful town of La Celle-Saint-Cloud, just west of Paris. The house dates back to the late 19th century. It stands on a 1,800m² plot on one of the calm streets of La Celle-Saint-Cloud. In the corner of the plot, there is a garage that can house several vehicles. Set back from the road, the house enjoys absolute privacy thanks to a wall capped with solid metal panels that are crowned with traditional railings. Elegant stone pillars punctuate the enclosure that surrounds the property.

The entrance gate, set back with a semi-circle from the road, leads onto a drive that runs across a vast garden with several tall trees, including an imposing cedar. The house stands like a manor in the heart of its grounds. It lies around 25 metres from the property’s entrance. Like many burrstone houses of its time, the edifice has a raised ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. You reach the ground floor via a front flight of steps above a spacious basement. The house’s facade is embellished with brick strips, brick window surrounds and brick quoins. A roof of interlocking tiles crowns the edifice, which has a front gable wall. Tall arched windows capped with lintels of brick and green ceramics gracefully punctuate the elevations. The house’s total floor area is around 270m², which includes 67m² in the basement. Today, the dwelling includes six bedrooms, spread across the first and second floors. The garage has a floor area of around 70m² and could be extended upwards. You could redesign the interior layout and renovate the house to turn it into a truly comfortable home in the long term.
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