A 245 m² apartment and 415 m² garden in the 'Château de Madrid', facing the Bois de Boulogne, in Neuilly-sur-Seine. This apartment with almost 245 m² of living space and a 415 m² garden is in the 'Château de Madrid' in Neuilly-sur-Seine, facing the Bois de Boulogne. Built in 1909 by architect Louis Lefranc in a neo-Renaissance style, this former luxury hotel boasts remarkable architecture. It continued its hotel activities until the 1930s and was then requisitioned during the war. After the war it was converted into a house in 1950. The stone facade is majestic, with mullioned windows, windows partly framed by pilasters and topped with shell friezes, keystones or richly ornamented pediments, modillioned cornices and galleries with finely sculpted columns. The courtyard also features a spiral staircase inspired by the one in the Château de Blois. A statue of Francis I on horseback surmounts the main entrance and other decorative elements adorn the facades of this vast noble residence. The multi-sloped roof, covering the various main and front sections of the building, is slate and steeply pitched, with various sized regular dormer windows - some of which have pediments - and roof windows. Finally, like the facades, the communal areas are richly decorated, with moulded walls and ceilings decorated by numerous ornaments, and the floors are covered with fine strip parquet. The entry to the apartment on the ground floor is via a bright, transparent gallery. There are two lounges and a dining room with a semi-open-plan kitchen on this floor. The garden, which is sheltered from view and which gets a lot of sunshine, is reached via an outside gallery. Further on, there is a first bedroom with an en suite bathroom and toilet, while the master bedroom has a wardrobe as well as a bathroom and toilet. A staircase leads to the garden level, where there are three bedrooms, each with an en suite shower room, and a utility room. There is a caretaker. The home also has two parking spaces and a cellar.

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