A 360 M² Grand Residence Built In 1912, In 2.5 Hectares Of Tree Filled Parkland, 45 Minutes West

A 360-m² grand residence built in 1912, in 2.5 hectares of tree-filled parkland, 45 minutes west of Lyon. The residence was erected in 1912 by a family of textile industrialists and was built following the aesthetic codes of eclecticism that were popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, enhanced by decorative elements typical of holiday property architecture. It boasts an asymmetrical and picturesque composition that was characteristic of late 19th-century grand residences. Its elevations do not obey the codes of classical symmetry but instead combine several volumes, particularly a slightly protruding central section, wings of different sizes and a corner tower topped by a steeply sloped roof. The building, which is situated on a vast open space extending all around the house, blends seamlessly into its immediate surroundings and features a patio as well as plenty of areas for playing and relaxing. The rest of the land is more sloped, partially wooded and dotted with paths boasting opportunities for strolls and views of the surrounding landscape. A network of hiking and walking trails leading out into the unspoiled countryside converges around the edges of the property.
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