House in Rueil-Malmaison

An exceptional and historic setting for this magnificent 198 sq m Anglo-Norman bourgeois house on a superb 1026 sq m garden with mature, remarkable trees. The "Little Trouville" on the banks of the Seine in Rueil-Malmaison, opposite the Île de la Grenouillère, a favorite haunt of Monet and Renoir, and a frequent visitor to famous figures such as Jules Ferry, Léon Fay, and Léon Gambetta. This characterful half-timbered house welcomes you with a grand and elegant entrance hall, leading to a fitted kitchen and a double living room opening onto a vast terrace overlooking the Seine and the renowned Impressionist Trail. A typical 1900s staircase leads to the first floor, which comprises four rooms, including a large room overlooking the banks of the Seine. On the second floor, four charming attic rooms, one of which retains a view of the exposed beams, open onto an intimate alcove-like balcony. The rear of the house faces a beautifully landscaped park and the Closeaux forest. The immediate proximity of the water and the forest offers a true natural haven of coolness. The semi-basement includes two rooms and two large, cool cellars. The property is located in the ULB zone, designated for sports and leisure facilities, recreational spaces, hotels and restaurants, as well as schools, educational institutions, and training establishments.

(3.90 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)