Nestled in Mours, a stone’s throw from the popular town of L’Isle-Adam, this property is revealed on a generous plot of 1171 sqm.

Formerly a village school built in 1904 and in operation until the 1980s, this 183 sqm residence has been renovated into a charming family home, offering a unique and elegant living environment, enhanced by a spacious terrace and a vast wooded garden.

The interior of this property invites relaxation with family or friends.
The entrance leads to the dining room on the left, bathed in light, which itself adjoins a convivial kitchen, ideal for moments of sharing.
On the right, the former classroom is now a very large living room, a true living space. It opens harmoniously onto the terrace, creating a fluid connection between the interior and exterior.

The upper level houses three spacious bedrooms, a functional bathroom, and an office ideal for concentration or creativity.

The entire house rests on a cellar, offering additional storage options.

The architecture of this former school gives the spaces a unique character, with generous volumes and preserved details allowing future occupants to easily project themselves into this authentic living environment.

Outside, the vast 1171 sqm plot reveals a beautiful garden, inviting relaxation and outdoor recreation.
The former school courtyard, a witness to the site’s past and bringing a touch of originality, can be used for spending time relaxing, parking vehicles, or even imagining a future independent extension.

The immediate environment of Mours offers a peaceful living environment, while benefiting from the proximity of the amenities and schools of L’Isle-Adam, guaranteeing an easier daily life.

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D
Estimated annual energy costs: between EUR4,030 and EUR5,510 per year
Average energy prices indexed on January 1, 2021, 2022, 2023

Regulatory information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

We remind you that following article I.561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, a copy of the identity document of all visitors will be requested before the visit.