EXCLUSIVE In the heart of the Notre-Dame district, away from the hustle and bustle of the market square and its many shops, this late 19th-century townhouse occupies a 540 m² plot—a rare size for a hyper-central address. It is quiet yet very close to the Market and all its shops and restaurants that make life in this neighborhood so pleasant.
With a ground floor area of 334 m², includ
EXCLUSIVE In the heart of the Notre-Dame district, away from the hustle and bustle of the market square and its many shops, this late 19th-century townhouse occupies a 540 m² plot—a rare size for a hyper-central address. It is quiet yet very close to the Market and all its shops and restaurants that make life in this neighborhood so pleasant.
With a ground floor area of 334 m², including 228 m² of living space, the house spans three levels plus a full basement. A heated outbuilding (former stable) in the garden offers a lovely additional room of 32 m², as well as a bike storage area.
On the ground floor, a beautiful entrance leads to a small lounge, then a double reception room of 38 m² adorned with fireplaces, and a large kitchen with dining area (18 m²). The house has retained many original features such as cement tiles, solid wood floors, moldings, and picture rails. All rooms, including those upstairs, have high ceilings.
Upstairs, six bedrooms are spread out, including four large ones of about 20 m² each, along with three bathrooms, one shower room, a laundry room, and separate toilets on each level.
The full basement offers, in addition to traditional storage spaces, a laundry room and boiler room (city gas), with the potential to create a large 36 m² playroom or family room.
Outside, the house is set back from the street at the end of a gated dead-end and opens onto a wooded and flowered garden. Its main facade faces south, complemented by openings to the east and north. A designated parking space is attached to the property within the adjacent condominium, in addition to two parking spots in the garden accessible via a motorized gate.
The house underwent renovation about ten years ago (roof, facade, windows, electricity, plumbing, etc.). An interior refresh could be considered.
Shops and bus lines are very close by. Versailles Rive-Droite station (SNCF Line L to Paris La Défense and Saint-Lazare) is a 5-minute walk, and highway access (A86 and A13) is 10 minutes by car. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/