Prestigious property steeped in history

Quiet, on the edge of the Seine near Saint-Germain en Laye, this 19th century house of 380 sqm on a landscaped plot of 3.040 sqm offers three masterpieces.

Offered by Napoleon III, then redesigned by the famous architect Bauer, for the Diva singer Ludmilla Petrozzi, this property enjoys a unique location.

Bathed by the light of the elegant stained glass window overlooking the garden, where the reception area of 130 sqm enjoys a masterful ceiling height of 4 m, each room has its own identity, a lounge warmed by the imposing fireplace designed by renowned sculptor Auguste Bartholdi, and a convivial dining room.

From the entrance the majestic wooden staircase designed by the architect Bauer invites you to the first level to the sleeping area composed of a first beautiful room with fireplace and bathroom, a sumptuous master suite with a balcony and its bathroom in the east, then its private library, convertible into a third bedroom.
The second level hosts two bedrooms, a dressing room and a converted attic room with its bathroom of an area of 25 m². A kitchen, a boiler room, a wine cellar and a double garage complete this timeless home.

Charm of the past and witness of a lifestyle, the portal art nouveau, adorned with salamanders, reveals a garden of exotic species reminds us that Croissy-sur-Seine and its banks remains one of the most popular towns of the Ile-de-France.

It is close to the renowned school of the British School of Paris.
Located 10 minutes walk from the shopping street.
Gare Le Vésinet center at 3 km for the RER A.
A86 and A13 to 2.5 km.