Near Fontainebleau Thomery Village Between Seine And Forest Character House 170m² On The Groun

Located in Thomery, a charming village on the banks of the Seine just 6 km from Fontainebleau, this Tudor-style house from the 1900s offers 170 m² of living space and a plot of 1511 m². It benefits from proximity to shops, nursery and primary schools, and a train station connecting to Paris in 50 minutes. Once you cross the threshold of the garden, a gravel path leads you to the raised GROUND FLOOR entrance, giving access to a beautiful foyer. From there, you will discover a LIVING ROOM with a fireplace and a fully equipped KITCHEN, both opening onto a PLEASANT TERRACE overlooking the garden, a DINING ROOM, and an OFFICE.
A beautiful wooden staircase leads to the FIRST FLOOR, which features THREE SPACIOUS BEDROOMS, a large shower room with a double sink.
THE GARDEN LEVEL offers A BEDROOM, a laundry room with a shower and sink, a storage room, a toilet with a washbasin, and a cellar.
A GARAGE is attached to the house, and a second one is located at the back of the plot.
The walled and carefully landscaped garden is a true haven of tranquility. You will be charmed by its magnificent olive trees, elegant palm trees, enchanting scented roses, and its winding gravel path inviting you to discover the different atmospheres.
Technical note: new mixed heating system with heat pump and city gas, roof insulation completely redone, double glazing and some single glazing, sanitation connected to the collective network.
A house full of charm, you will surely be seduced by the elegance of the high ceilings, the natural light flooding the rooms from morning to evening, the breathtaking views opening onto the outside and the garden! Ideal for families, whether as a primary or secondary residence!
And for the curious! What is Tudor style? The Tudor architectural style refers to a specific period of English architecture that spans from the late 15th century to the early 17th century, roughly covering the reign of the Tudor dynasty (1485-1603). It is characterized by exposed wooden beams, steep roofs, massive chimneys, mullioned windows, and the use of stone and brick. Your contact: Mr. Fernando SOARES - Tel: [hidden information]. - Email: [hidden information].
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/