Architect house for sale in Oise

Engel & Völkers presents you this architect house of 178sqm bathed in light thanks to its numerous bay windows. Built on a plot of about 186sqm, this house seduces from the moment you arrive with its superb patio to the air of ryad and its terrace offering an intimate and warm outdoor space. The main house of about 145sqm is spread over 4 levels and includes an entrance, a double bright living room, a large kitchen equipped with back kitchen and laundry, two bedrooms ( 3 possible) and two bathrooms. A dependency completes this property, offering two independent studios with private bathrooms one of which opens on a beautiful terrace of 30sqm. A large garage is added to this rare property. Property tax : 1762 euros Average electricity and gas charges : euros358/month ECD: E (248) - GGE: E (54) Estimated annual housing energy costs : euros2,548-3,448 Transaction fees to be paid by the seller Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr In a lovely private lane 8 minutes from the Bois Colombes and Asnières stations Line 13 at 10 minutes, Buses 167 and 178 Greater Paris in 2027 Public schools: Albert Camus, Mermoz Paul Bert, Private school Ste Geneviève 3 minutes from shops (rue des Bourguignons)

In a quiet environment, with south-east exposure this house (Architect house) 89.57 m² (about 963 ft²), built in 1900 comprises 6 rooms including 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 2 toilets. It is provided with a living room 37.01 m² (about 398 ft²), with a Kitchen/dining room, with a terrace and with a cellar37 m² (about 398 ft²). Heating : Individual. Others : parquet floor. Fees : 5.

A few steps from Montsouris Park, Engel & Völkers offers you a contemporary house where luxury and comfort meet in perfect harmony. Built in 2021, this architect-designed house, perfectly conceived, extends over a total area of 420 m², of which 340 m² are habitable. It offers a spacious cross-through living room with large bay windows opening onto a terrace, four bedrooms including a master suite, four bathrooms, an independent studio, two offices, and a meeting room. Its design, features, and high-end finishes make it a property embodying modern elegance and refinement. You will be charmed by the bright and spacious atmosphere that prevails throughout the house. The open configuration of each space onto large tree-lined terraces, with views of the surrounding greenery, creates a soothing ambiance. In addition to its outdoor spaces, the unique features of this property include a cinema room, an indoor pool, and a sauna for optimal well-being. A laundry room and a garage complete the package. This high-end property represents a rare opportunity to live in an environment combining elegance, comfort, and security. Much more than just a place to live, this house is a true haven of peace waiting for you. Energy Performance Certificate (EPC): A (32 kWh/m²/year) Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GGE): A (1 kg CO?/m²/year) Estimated annual energy costs for the home: between euros510 and euros740. Property tax: euros4,537. Transaction fees including VAT payable by the seller. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Ideally located near Montsouris Park, in the Artists' Quarter of Montsouris—a place where art, history, and tranquility meet—this property enjoys a privileged environment offering a pleasant living space that combines conviviality with urban amenities. Just steps from Alésia (metro) and Cité Universitaire (RER B) stations, it also offers quick access to major roads and highways.

Georges Guyon's 'Petit hôtel', an exceptional property in the Art Nouveau style, with 230 m² and five bedrooms, in Saint-Maurice, 15 minutes from Paris. Built in 1900, the well-proportioned 'Petit hôtel', is one of the many constructions by the 20th-century 'benevolent' architect, Georges Guyon, who would leave a long-lasting mark on his era. On the building's stone façade, the brick voussoirs above the rounded windows, the organic lines of the wrought-iron metalwork, the floral cabochons from the Choisy-le-Roi tile factory are balanced with the other rectilinear windows as well as the gabled dormer window with its protruding eave. Ensuring the transition between Art Nouveau and Art Deco at the beginning of the 20th century, these elements are supplemented by ornamentation by the sculptor Jules Hector Despois de Folleville, very in fashion at the end of the 19th century, which succeeds in reconciling these two architectural styles. The residence, with nearly 230 m², elegantly and carefully restored by an architect, includes five levels. The garden level has two accesses independent from the house's main entrance: one on the street side, and another located behind the building on the garden side. The level is arranged with logistics in mind and includes many built-in cupboards and a laundry room on one side, while, on the other, there is a bedroom with an office of approximately 20 m² facing the garden, as well as shower room and separate lavatory. With an impressive floor-to-ceiling height of nearly 3 metres, the ground floor is arranged into four living areas whose fluid layout enables natural circulation from the winter sitting room on the street side, to the dining room and, finally, the kitchen. The two last rooms face a small southward-facing garden of approximately 70 m², landscaped with a seaside feel. When inundated with sunlight, it becomes an oasis of calm, only a few minutes from the capital. The two upper floors include four bedrooms, all with their own private shower room, while the third and last floor was designed as a workspace with considerable storage. The property also includes two more lavatories, a garden shed and a wine cellar. Located only a few metres from the Bois de Vincennes, the property provides its occupants with 995 hectares of forest right at their fingertips. Vestiges of the ancient wooded area that once surrounded Lutèce, the Bois de Vincennes, formerly reserved as royal hunting grounds from the 11th century on, is the largest Parisian green space and provides a wide range of landscapes and environments as well as a wonderful space for athletic and family activities. A little more than 15 minutes from the Place de la Nation or the Bercy train station by car, the house is also accessible via metro line 8 and the #111 bus.