Residence In The Parc De La Malmaison, Plot Of 3,000 M2

This exceptional property from the 19th century is located in the Parc de la Malmaison, a historic estate that belonged to Joséphine de Beauharnais, the wife of Napoleon I. Positioned dominantly and therefore very sunny, this character residence offers a fully renovated living area of 586 m2 on a natural plot of 3,000 m2. Passing through the large wrought iron gate, you will follow a wooded path revealing the beautiful noble facades of the house. The entrance hall and its majestic oak staircase leading to the upper floors particularly serve a reception area of 70 m2 opening onto terraces and the park. The 180 m2 at this level also includes a 3-room apartment of 70 m2, currently separated, but they will allow for the expansion of the reception with a ground-floor bedroom, office, and small living room, for example. The villa has 10 bedrooms over 3 levels, including a master suite of 60 m2 opening onto a pleasant terrace and its adjacent TV lounge/living room of 30 m2. You will appreciate the beautiful rounded volumes on the second floor and its distant views, and be inspired by the 174 m2 of various additional spaces in the basement, including a small staff accommodation illuminated by natural light, an ancestral vaulted cellar, and various technical rooms. A large part of the Parc de la Malmaison was developed at the end of the 19th century, giving it a preserved charm. It is, of course, closed and secured, an exceptional discreet site amidst preserved and generous nature. Both inside and outside, this magnificent building was completely renovated about ten years ago, allowing for your imagination to run free, harmoniously blending many preserved character elements with the brightness of a very contemporary design. At the end of the path, a large carport that will need renovation allows for parking 5 cars. This property is suitable for a swimming pool and conducive to numerous interpretations in the garden.
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