Chaumont-En-Vexin, Picardie, Address available on request

Just 50 minutes from Paris, this 19th-century property is very bright with triple exposure.
The property is set in a wooded park with beautiful trees.
The house was built in 1850 by Compagnons du devoir. Named La Moulignonnette, it was built by the painter Dubois de Moulignon for his niece, and features many historic elements, including parquet flooring, moldings, high ceilings and terracotta floor tiles in the attic.

The house has three floors:
- First floor: a large entrance hall leading to three living rooms, a kitchen and a wine cellar.
- First floor: six bedrooms with the possibility of five bathrooms.
- On the second floor: a tiled plateau under the roof frame (hand-crafted and fully pegged) to create a living room and several bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms.
 
The insulation is in perfect condition. Renovation work is required throughout. Structurally sound, however, it was renovated and re-roofed in 2005.
The property is completed by a house and three garages, two of which are 100m².

The grounds are walled, suitable for swimming pools and partially constructible.
This property is presented to you by Sandrine Connell + 33 (0). Ei Sales AGENT

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