A former 18th-century hunting lodge, and its verdant park near Chantilly

Located on the edge of the Val-d’Oise region, in close proximity to the vibrant towns of Chantilly and Lamorlaye, this elegant 18th-century residence offers 411 sq m of living space, including a main house and independent apartments, nestled in the heart of unspoiled nature. This historic former hunting lodge is distinguished by its dual character, drawing on both the refined style of a bourgeois home and the authentic charm of a country house.

Hidden from view and away from any disturbances, this rare property sits on a monumental plot of nearly two hectares surrounded by nature. The environment offers absolute serenity and complete privacy, with no overlooking neighbors. This exclusive address achieves the perfect balance: a true haven of peace, both secluded and independent, while remaining connected to the amenities and major attractions of the region.

From the moment you enter, the charm takes hold, revealing generous, light-filled spaces. The ground floor is arranged around a magnificent reception area, where several living rooms and a dining room flow seamlessly into one another. Two magnificent period fireplaces stand majestically, warming the atmosphere with their authentic charm. Adjoining this is a spacious, open-plan eat-in kitchen, boasting a distinctly country style, perfect for sharing moments with family and friends. The upper floor houses the sleeping quarters, comprising numerous generously sized bedrooms that open onto the surrounding nature, offering superb, unobstructed views of the park.

The property’s greatest asset lies in its independent wing: two duplex apartments, each approximately 50 square meters, are nestled within, multiplying the possibilities for a bed and breakfast business, a professional practice, or welcoming family and friends.

Just a few minutes’ drive from shops, schools, and the renowned Chantilly train station, the property enjoys an ideal level of everyday comfort. Equestrian facilities, golf courses, and surrounding state forests perfectly complement this privileged and well-connected living environment.