Luzarches’ sleeping beauty: a unique 19th-century property, ripe for reinvention in the heart of the city

In the heart of Luzarches’ historic center, behind its discreet gates, lies a rare residence, steeped in history and full of promise.

Built in the 19th century on a 4,420 m² wooded park, this unique property unfolds its potential through three buildings with distinctive character, ready to write a new chapter.

The manor house, the architectural signature of the property, immediately captivates with its slender turret that elegantly punctuates the façade. Offering approximately 150 m² per level across three floors, it boasts generous proportions, high ceilings, and a timeless charm waiting to be revealed. Within its walls, anything is possible: a prestigious family home or a large-scale heritage project.

Set apart, facing the park, the dovecote, with its approximately 80 m² footprint, adds a touch of poetry to the ensemble. Its original ochre hues and prominent turret evoke unexpected transalpine influences, like an invitation to travel to the heart of the Val-d’Oise.

Proudly facing the main building, the orangery completes this architectural ensemble. Bathed in light, it blends seamlessly into the park’s vista and contributes to the harmonious balance of the property, a listed heritage site of the city.

Completely in need of renovation, this sleeping beauty appeals to lovers of old stone and aesthetes seeking an exceptional project. Here, everything has potential: restoring the moldings to their former glory, opening up vistas, enhancing the volumes, and reviving warm memories for decades to come.
Its prime location in the city center allows for everyday life within walking distance: shops, schools, train station, and services.

Luzarches is located at the crossroads of popular destinations such as Lamorlaye, Chantilly, Royaumont Abbey, Auvers-sur-Oise, L’Isle-Adam, and Roissy-en-France (CDG Airport), combining heritage charm with easy access.

A rare find, for a visionary capable of revealing its full splendor.

Luzarches train station: 5-minute walk (Line H, Gare du Nord)
Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport: 20-minute drive
Accessible by car: Chantilly 15 minutes, Royaumont Abbey 9 minutes, L’Isle-Adam 23 minutes, and Auvers-sur-Oise 26 minutes.

Please note that, in accordance with Article I.561-5 of the French Monetary and Financial Code, a copy of the identity document of all visitors will be required before the viewing.