Charming house with courtyard and garden

Located in the characterful village of Bourron Marlotte, this building steeped in history offers a total area of approximately 350sqm built on a plot of 708sqm. The Auberge restaurant occupies the former stables of the Renaissance hotel. This institution has attracted many artists since the 19th Century. In particular, the pages of L’Assommoir by Emile Zola were born there. The property opens onto a paved courtyard with an adjoining garden. On the ground floor, a large bay window opens onto a spacious entrance, the floor of which is covered with sandstone and old bricks. It distributes on one side a very beautiful living room benefiting from a beautiful ceiling height of more than four meters and having preserved its brick vault ceiling. It has a beautiful stone fireplace, a bar and access to the garden. On the other side, there is a room with access to the street, ideal for an artist’s studio and a professional fitted and equipped kitchen. A back kitchen and an independent sanitary complete this space. In the courtyard, a large bay window opens onto a bedroom, a bathroom with toilet and a separate entrance. Two staircases, one of which is exterior, provides access to the upper level. We discover an attic space with four bedrooms each benefiting from their own bathroom with beautiful English taps and beautiful exposed beams. A dressing room and a laundry area complete this level. Two very beautiful and large vaulted cellars complete this property. There are many possibilities to revive this place ideally located in a popular town, full of attractions and close to Fontainebleau. In the immediate vicinity of shops and train station with access to Gare de Lyon in 1 hour.