MEUDON, Île-de-France, Address available on request

Terrasses de l'Observatoire, on the highest point of Meudon, this old house of 196.45 m2 of living space was erected at the end of the 19th century on the basis of the former house of the castle's fountain maker and renovated by a couple of architects. It has been renovated with great taste and high quality materials. The ground floor plan is really optimized with its large kitchen-dining area which opens onto a beautiful terrace that serves as a summer dining room, a real extra room. The set is magnificently equipped: Bulthaup kitchen, Gaggenau appliances and Dornbracht taps, lava stone worktop. The floors of these rooms are made of Italian "Pietra Serena" stone with underfloor heating. The view of nature is very wide thanks to 2 large tri-rail windows from the Swiss brand Vitrocsa. The large L-shaped living room crossing from one garden to the other has a beautiful contemporary fireplace in lava stone and raw metal designed by the owners and a Versailles parquet floor that would come from the old castle. It overlooks the south garden, which offers a terrace under the arbour covered with wisteria. On the 1st floor we find the master suite with its large office or 4th bedroom and on the 2nd floor the 2 children's bedrooms with their bathroom. From the entrance gallery, a beautiful stone spiral staircase dating from the original leads to an office or 5th bedroom with direct access to the avenue as well as a laundry room and a cellar. A garage overlooking the avenue completes this exceptional property.