A Stately Flat In A 19th Century Neoclassical Villa And A Historical Monument, Surrounded By

A stately flat in a 19th-century neoclassical villa and a Historical Monument, surrounded by grounds created from the royal Bellevue estate, in Meudon. Spanning the entire elevated garden level in the House of Columns, a stately flat, of approximately 189 m², features a number of stunning rooms. Having preserved all the nobility of its original vocation, the dwelling’s front door opens on to an entrance hall that provides access to all the living areas, while an immense drawing room, with a floor-to-ceiling height of nearly 4 metres, enjoys ample natural light thanks to its tall glass double doors, which open on to a peristyle overlooking the grounds that provides relaxing views of verdant nature punctuated by slender neoclassical-style columns.

In addition, two mirrors, on opposite sides of the room and placed above a marble fireplace and a side table, respectively, multiply the perspectives, whereas a third mirror, which faces the windows and captures the grounds’ reflections, highlights this room’s overall feeling of space and light.

Extending on from the drawing room, a dual-aspect study could be used as a bedroom, while a large dining room is located nearby. Boasting richly moulded ceilings and stunning original Versailles pattern or chevron parquet floors, depending on the room, this flat’s décor attests to the premises’ overall elegance and recalls the sumptuous ambiance of large holiday dwellings from the early 19th century.

With its bedrooms gracefully laid out on either side of the flat, the primary bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom, a wardrobe and a separate lavatory, whereas two more bedrooms round out the sleeping quarters in this family dwelling.

In addition, a separate kitchen comes with a scullery and provides access to a second patio facing southeast, perfect for enjoying the first rays of the rising sun, while it should be noted that this part of the flat also includes a utility room, a shower room with a separate entrance as well as a lavatory.

As for the exterior, one of this flat’s major assets, it is shared between the villa’s three co-owners, while the flat has also been allotted its own private section of the grounds, and vehicle parking has been discreetly set back from the dwelling, which contributes in maintaining the estate’s undeniable sophistication and charm.
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