Versailles – An Elegant Family Home

Designed by Léon Bachelin, the iconic architect of the Montreuil district active in the late 19th century, this 1900s meulière house offers 210 m² of living space spread over three levels, plus a full basement of about 65 m². It is built on a 310 m² plot that includes a large garage and a garden. A family and reception home, it stands out for its generous volumes, high ceilings—up to 3 meters on the ground floor—and the quality of its beautifully preserved character features: fireplaces, moldings, herringbone parquet floors, inlaid cement tiles, and stained glass windows. The main exposure faces west onto the garden, with a dual aspect on the street side to the east. The layout is as follows: - Ground floor: entrance hall, double reception room, dining room, kitchen with garden access, cloakroom, and toilets. - First floor: landing serving three large bedrooms each with a private bathroom, two bedrooms sharing a washroom, a bathroom, and toilets. - Second floor: landing serving a lounge (convertible into a large bedroom), two bedrooms, a laundry room, and toilets. - Basement: several storage rooms, a boiler room, and a wine cellar. Outside: a large garage, a garden, and a terrace. The house benefits from a lively and convenient environment, close to shops on rue de Montreuil and schools from kindergarten to middle school. Versailles Rive-Droite station (Transilien Line L SNCF, serving Paris-Saint-Lazare and La Défense) is within a 7-minute walk. Major roadways—A13, A14, and A86—are easily accessible by car.
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