Charming stone house with contemporary extension

Orsay is captivating thanks to its exceptional living environment: nestled at the foot of the Saclay plateau and located 20 minutes southwest of Paris via the N118, the town combines nature, tranquility, and direct access to Paris via the RER B. It’s a sought-after address for families and lovers of historic architecture alike. In the heart of a peaceful residential area, close to a wood (200m), this 1930s millstone house offers 181 sq m of living space on a flat plot of over 700 sq m.

Extended in 2012 with a timber-clad addition at the rear, it elegantly blends the original stone with more contemporary architecture. The garden, landscaped with trees, bathed in sunlight, and offering complete privacy, provides a verdant setting for the house, which reveals its charm across three levels.

From the moment you step inside, the soul of the millstone is palpable. The house has retained its authentic period character, while the extension adds volume, light, and an opening onto the garden, providing comfort perfectly suited to modern living. The entrance hall leads on one side to a welcoming living room, warmed by a wood-burning stove, ideal for winter evenings.

On the other side, in the extension, a bright living area opens directly onto the rear terrace, a true extension of the house, perfect for enjoying sunny days and summer evenings. Between these two spaces, a fully equipped kitchen is ideally situated. The first floor is arranged around a large landing, which leads to three bedrooms, including a master suite, an office, and a bathroom.

On the top floor, a spacious attic area lends itself to a fourth bedroom, a true haven with its own shower room and toilet. The basement offers valuable storage with a cellar, a pantry, and an additional room with multiple uses. A detached street-side garage, a covered carport, and ample parking on the property complete the offering. Requiring no major renovations, this stone-built home combines old-world charm with spaciousness and light, nestled in a lovely garden. A family home ready to write a new chapter.

Public and private schools, and a middle school are located in the town. The Lozère RER B station is a 15-minute walk or 4-minute drive away. Shops are nearby. Energy rating D / Climate rating D. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021, 2022, and 2023 energy prices: between EUR3,067 and EUR4,149. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr