An exceptional location, in the heart of the city, for this late 19th century residence. It’s a rare visit that I’m offering you, a stroll through time. In 1830, the last prince of Condé died in Saint Leu La Forêt. Five years later, the castle was destroyed, the estate subdivided and rectilinear paths opened (chemins d’Apollon, de Madame, rue du Château).

The house belonged to the estate and is partly made up of the former private chapel of the castle of the Prince of Condé. By purchasing this house, you are buying a small piece of history and you will have the immense privilege of having your living room in the middle of the old chapel.

Just totally unique and very atypical! Let’s start the visit. More than 200 m2 for this beautiful family home set in the middle of a magnificent garden with trees and completely enclosed by walls. Upon entering, you arrive in a triple reception, followed on the ground floor of the house, a delightful kitchen where nothing is missing.

The kitchen also opens onto the back of the house, perfect for summer lunches or the veranda will shelter you. There is also a bathroom and a laundry area. On the first floor, a master suite with a large bathroom and dressing room, 2 bedrooms and an office are offered. Finally, under the attic, a play area for children and 2 beautiful bedrooms can accommodate a large family. Cellar, double garage with a workshop area, nothing is missing from this haven of peace located less than 10 minutes on foot from the train station which allows you to reach Paris in less than 30 minutes. Rare and bucolic, this house will appeal to lovers of charming residences who dream of being able to combine the tranquility of the countryside while benefiting from the proximity of Paris.

ENERGY CLASS: IN PROGRESS / CLIMATE CLASS: IN PROGRESS Estimated annual costs: between EURXXX and EURXXX per year Average energy prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 Regulatory information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website : www.georisks.gouv.fr