Privileged environment! Architect-designed house in Deuil-la-Barre, 15 minutes from Paris”

Located in Deuil-la-Barre, on the border of Montmorency, this architect-designed house from the 1980s spans approximately 265 sq.m. (2,852 sq.ft.), with a large, fitted basement of nearly 100 sq.m. (1,076 sq.ft.) offering multiple possibilities for use. Set on a 720 sq.m. (7,750 sq.ft.) plot of land, it stands out for its unique architecture, light-filled spaces, and harmoniously blends into a quiet and sought-after residential area.

The entrance opens onto a living area structured around a central fireplace, separating the living room, the dining room, and the open-plan kitchen. A bright veranda seamlessly extends the living room and offers a pleasant view of the garden.

The ground floor also includes a bedroom with an adjoining shower room, forming a true master suite, as well as a winter garden that enhances the comfort and conviviality of the space.

The upper floor hosts three bedrooms and a light-filled office, accompanied by a bathroom. The current shower room/laundry room can easily be converted into an additional bedroom, bringing the property’s potential to five bedrooms, depending on needs.

Outside, two private, non-overlooked terraces and two gardens invite relaxation in a peaceful environment. The carport can accommodate two vehicles, complemented by additional parking on the plot.

The large 97 sq.m. basement, which is lit, heated, and opens onto the garden, is a rare asset: ideal for a liberal profession (home office), a workshop, a gym, or a leisure space.

A warm and functional house, it appeals with its brightness, its development potential, and its atypical character.

? Technical Information
ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from 2021 energy prices (including subscriptions): between €3,200 and €4,400.

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