In the center of Noisy-le-Roi, just steps from shops, the train station, schools, and the shopping center, lies a rare property: a former hunting lodge, a witness to an era where elegance blended with nature. Behind its stone walls and timeless appearance, the house opens onto a landscaped park of 1,880 m², completely private. At its center, a majestic cedar structures the garden and gives the who
In the center of Noisy-le-Roi, just steps from shops, the train station, schools, and the shopping center, lies a rare property: a former hunting lodge, a witness to an era where elegance blended with nature. Behind its stone walls and timeless appearance, the house opens onto a landscaped park of 1,880 m², completely private. At its center, a majestic cedar structures the garden and gives the whole a unique, almost confidential atmosphere. Here, tranquility is absolute, right in the heart of the village. The reception area spans nearly 60 m²: a living room with a fireplace, another lounge area, and an office in a harmonious flow. The dining room is enhanced by period woodwork from the Louis XIII hunting lodge. French doors naturally extend the spaces toward the park, offering a remarkable view of the greenery. Upstairs, two generous bedrooms with bathrooms create a comfortable, family-friendly sleeping area. The attic houses two additional bedrooms and a landing, allowing for the possibility of an independent space for children, guests, or an office. Outside, the property includes: - A greenhouse - A large garage accommodating several vehicles - Two separate gardens, including a vegetable garden at the back of the land Together, these form an intimate estate with multiple uses. This is one of the last properties of this scale in Noisy-le-Roi, combining a central location, a wooded park with no overlooking neighbors, and a strong architectural character. A unique property, intended for lovers of historic places seeking a rare living environment in the western Paris area. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/