Former outbuilding of a 17th-century castle: an inspired renovation blending ancient stones and creative workshops

Nestled in a privileged setting, this former outbuilding of the 17th-century Château d’Ecquevilly boasts a generous living space on a wooded plot, offering a bucolic and inspiring lifestyle.

Its renovation, orchestrated by the current owner, an interior designer, has enhanced this prestigious property, distinguished by an absolute rarity: the presence of three separate workshops. The entire property comprises 325 sq m, including just over 180 sq m of main living space.

From the grand porch opening onto the secluded garden and a sunny terrace, one understands that this is an exceptional property. The main living area impresses with its cathedral ceilings, where an exposed timber frame and original stone wall interact with a vast industrial-style glass roof. This reception room, combining a dining room and living room warmed by a wood-burning stove, opens onto a kitchen with authentic charm.

The layout offers several bedrooms spread over two levels, including one dedicated to the parents: a polished concrete bathroom, an office with an atmosphere of absolute serenity, a large master bedroom with a built-in desk behind a glass partition, and a dressing room.

The children’s floor is nestled under the eaves with its original beams and offers three cozy sleeping areas and a bathroom with a minimalist design.

The exterior feels like an extension of the home thanks to a landscaped courtyard. The outbuildings, a barn, and three different workshops, including a 22 sq m one bathed in light, offer rare potential for conversion into an artistic or professional activity, or an extension.

Close to shops and quality schools, this property is a unique opportunity for those who appreciate distinctive real estate and are looking for a singular residence that combines aesthetics, tranquility, and history.