Description
Close to the Bois de Boulogne and the Palais Rameau, a pretty middle-class house built at the end of the 19th century, with approx. 250 sqm of living space and a pretty garden planted with trees.
On the ground floor, a majestic reception room with parquet flooring, mouldings and original fireplaces is bathed in light thanks to its double aspect and its incredible ceiling height of more than 4 metres.
The family dining room is sheltered by a beautiful glass roof and boasts an attractive period cement tiled floor.
The kitchen is fully equipped and opens onto the garden through large modern windows.
Upstairs, there is a study and five large bedrooms, a bathroom, two shower rooms and wc on each level.
Finally, two ‘student’ bedrooms, each with its own kitchenette, provide additional income, thanks to the tax benefits associated with renting out part of the main residence.
This incomparably charming house has retained its original character, while remaining modern and suited to the lives of today's city-dwelling families.
