19th century country house with garden

Maison de pays du 19ème siècle avec jardin

In the town of Guerard, near Val d’Europe, this Briarde house of 203m2 is built on a plot of land of 2085m2 including a building plot of 500m2 with street access. The construction which took place between 1810 and 1860 has kept the old elements which give the charm of these country houses: exposed beams and framework, terracotta floor tiles, brick fireplace, solid oak staircase, exposed charcoal stone walls, stone tiling a local craftsman, wooden mezzanine…. On the ground floor, the kitchen has a fireplace with raised brick insert. As an extension, the bright, crossing living room with its cathedral ceiling and its wooden mezzanine serving as a library and small lounge. Then comes the garage with the boiler room and a staircase leading upstairs, a barn serving as a workshop which still offers development prospects and sanitary facilities. A lean-to serves as a shed for garden furniture. On the 1st floor above the kitchen, accessible by a solid wooden spiral staircase, there is a large bedroom and its bathroom with toilets. On the 2nd floor, we discover two beautiful attic bedrooms, very bright thanks to their numerous skylights. On the 1st floor above the garage, a large games room serves two twin bedrooms, a bathroom and toilets. The landscaped and wooded garden welcomes numerous species such as liquidambar, ginkgos biloba, lime trees, walnut, apple trees, plum trees, pear trees and fig trees and thick clumps of rhododendrons-camellias-azaleas. It is bordered at the bottom by a communal path perfect for walks or bike rides, which overlooks a field and woods. The house, which requires some refreshing and renovation work, will appeal to a large family, as a main residence or as a country house. ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR3,190 and EUR4,350.