Le Chesnay, 4 Bedrooms - 137 m² House for sale

This brick house with buhrstone foundations, located on a sought-after residential street in Le Chesnay (Bas de Plateau district) on the edge of the Plateau Saint-Antoine, is a real 1930s gem.

Set on a 320m² (3,444 sq ft) plot with a private back garden, the property was extended in 1980 and revamped more recently (in 2002 and 2016).
Offering 137m² (1,475 sq ft) of living space (203m² or 2,185 sq ft of floor space, including the full basement), the property, reached via the old front steps beneath a pretty arched porch, is laid out as follows:

- Ground floor: an entrance hall with closet welcomes you before leading to a lovely 32m² (344 sq ft) living room opening onto the garden; this bright, southeast-facing room provides access to the rear garden via an overhanging terrace; adjoining the living room is an office with a view of the garden; the kitchen, which opens onto the living room, is situated on the street side, as is a first bedroom with shower room and a separate toilet;
- First floor: two bedrooms, a large walk-in wardrobe, and a recently renovated bathroom with toilet;
- Attic providing access to unused loft space;
- Garden level: cellar, enclosed garage (option to park a car off the street), laundry/boiler room; this level also has a large, brand-new, self-contained 29m² (312 sq ft) studio apartment with kitchen, shower room and toilet, and a small metal-framed veranda; this studio apartment provides direct access to the garden; a room used as a workshop adjoins the separate studio apartment and could be joined to it to extend this space and create a two-bedroom apartment, or be connected to the living room on the upper level.

A jewel of the Belle Epoque, this house offers great charm and is sure to delight with its solid oak staircase, parquet flooring in good general condition, period doorbell, cast-iron radiators, intricate ironwork and the overall sense of charm it exudes. Double glazing throughout.

Following much-needed renovation, the house would be ideal for a family looking to settle in a sought-after family neighbourhood in the immediate vicinity of the Village des Enfants, Blanche de Castille, Les Châtaigniers or Saint-Jean d'Hulst.

EPC rating: E/E - Estimated annual energy costs (baseline year 2021): between €3,010 and €4,110/year - Chappe gas boiler.
Property tax (2025): €2,734

Price: €875,000 incl. agency fees - Fees payable by the sellers

Your BARNES contact: Nathalie Boue
Tel: +33 (0)6 44 07 93 50 or by email at [email protected] Fees payable by the seller - Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use based on 2021 energy costs: €3,010 ~ €4,110