Stately home with exceptional proportions

Just twenty-five minutes from Lille, on the outskirts of Bondues and Wambrechies, time seems to have stood still at the foot of the grand church in Quesnoy-sur-Deûle. Built in 1920, this historic residence exudes the irresistible charm of a happy family home. Every room here tells a story, radiating a warm and welcoming energy.

Upon crossing the threshold, the entrance hall and spacious vestibule reveal the property’s stately character. A majestic, suspended wooden staircase stands as a true work of art. Original features are evident everywhere from intricate moldings and herringbone parquet flooring to a magnificent marble fireplace. The 56 m² double living area, bathed in light from both sides, flows naturally into a 27 m² dining room and a cozy 30 m² lounge. Designed for sharing warm, everyday moments, the 32 m² eat-in kitchen opens directly onto the terrace and garden. A tranquil study boasting four-meter-high ceilings and a playroom complete this functional ground floor.

An impressive staircase leads to the first floor, where a vast landing provides access to five generously sized bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second level features a large, well-maintained 62 m² attic, offering exciting potential for future projects.

The full basement, spanning 150 m² with 2.30-meter-high ceilings, provides valuable additional space.

Outside, a private sanctuary awaits, featuring a comfortable 30 m² terrace and a 114 m² enclosed garden a lush, easy-to-maintain retreat. The roof, redone in 2020, the well-maintained facade (renovated in 2022), and the Frisquet boiler (installed in 2018) ensure complete technical peace of mind. The “Quesnoy Mairie” bus stop is a five-minute walk away.