Former Thatched Cottage, outbuilding of the castle

As a symbol, these old thatched cottages were built in 1789, as if to remind us of the unusual history and personality of the village of La Roche Guyon.
Built in a street historically called a quarry, allowing to reach its chalk cliffs and below its castle, it fits fully into this bucolic environment.

Before even passing the portal, a view is offered on the keep of the castle built from the 11th century.
After this first discovery, the property opens onto a pretty, well-kept garden with trees.
The second surprise immediately makes this property out of the ordinary with its three caves, or Boves, occupied in the valley, from prehistoric times.

This old thatched cottage opens onto a pretty living room of over 30 m² dominated by its fireplace. A particular atmosphere quickly emerges from this first room of life. Indeed, the property, entirely renovated by the owners (plumbing, electricity) and completed by a decoration highlighting the pretty materials of yesteryear, gives the whole a cozy and reassuring atmosphere. A dining area, where the hydrangeas are reflected in the bay window as in a painting, completes the level.

The upper floor, served by a pretty wooden staircase, offers two large parental suites. The top floor offers a third spacious master bedroom with sloping ceilings and a fourth bedroom.

This property is completed by a closed garage and an outbuilding allowing to create workshop, guest room, office, etc.
This little wonder at the gates of Paris is reserved for lovers of new and relaxing places. Its unique story will be told with family or friends.