It is in Choisy-le-Roi in the very sought-after Saint-Louis district, close to amenities, schools and public transport, that this 204sqm mansion is located, benefiting from a privileged location and offering a exceptional potential for visionary investors.

Built at the beginning of the 19th century in 1801, this mansion embodies the prestige of traditional architecture. The large rooms bathed in light, the high ceilings decorated with moldings, the fireplace, the solid oak herringbone parquet floors and the tiles give this residence an incomparable charm.
Ideal for investors passionate about heritage preservation or high-end renovation projects.

Pierre Rousseau, author of several Parisian mansions, was the architect who worked on the construction of this exceptional property.

Equipped on the ground floor with an entrance hall, a triple living room or bedroom with double living room, at your convenience, a large independent kitchen, an airlock, a bathroom, a separate toilet. This level benefits from fluid and optimal circulation.

The period wooden staircase leads to the first floor which is made up of a second kitchen, a dining room/bedroom, a bathroom, a separate toilet and two other bedrooms.

Convertible attics complete this property on the 2nd floor, giving free rein to everyone’s imagination.

There is also a partial basement with wine cellar, boiler room and laundry room.

Also, an interior paved courtyard at the front can accommodate parking for several vehicles with the addition of a caretaker’s house that can be transformed into a garage.

All on a plot of land facing East/West measuring approximately 1,170sqm.

This property offers an enchanting setting where nature blends harmoniously with architecture for moments of relaxation and conviviality. Elegant and timeless, this house represents a rare opportunity for lovers of exceptional properties and history buffs.
Whether as a primary residence or investment, it will meet the most demanding expectations.

Tram T9 150 m away (Paris in 20 mins)
TVM 650 m
RER C station 850 m away (Paris in 10 mins)
RER D 20 minutes via TVM
Bords de Seine: 13 min walk
Shops: 5 min walk