EXCLUSIVE LISTING - Barnes Versailles invites you to walk up the front steps of this magnificent 1930s house, offering 197m² (2,120 sq ft) of living space plus a full basement (245m² or 2,637 sq ft of floor space in total, including the basement), set on a 600m² (6,458 sq ft) plot, located in Le Chesnay, at the end of a cul-de-sac in the Rueil district. Completely redecorated in a resolutely contemporary style and with a recent extension, it is laid out as follows: Ground floor: a beautiful entrance hall leads to the huge, bright, dual-aspect living room facing both south-west and east (60m² or 646 sq ft) with teak parquet flooring, opening via large French windows onto the paved terrace and garden (facing west/south-west); on this level, the fully fitted adjoining eat-in kitchen also opens onto the terrace, the perfect setting for family gatherings; a separate toilet. First floor: three good-sized bedrooms and a master suite with a large wardrobe and bath/shower room, a bath/shower room and a separate toilet. Garden level: storage space, boiler/laundry room, storage room, family room (27m² or 291 sq ft) that can easily be converted into a fifth bedroom, with direct access to the driveway leading to the terrace and garden. Space to park two cars in the driveway (automatic gate). Two garden sheds. Particularly functional with its comfortable volumes in the 60m² (646 sq ft) living room, dominated by a magnificent fireplace, this house exudes a sense of serenity whilst boasting remarkable features that make it a unique property: the sash windows lend it North American ‘Hampton-style’ charm, whilst the combination of black ceramic tiles on the floor with polished concrete adds to the elegance of the circulation spaces; a home automation system to operate the electric roller shutters, double glazing throughout, and many cupboards and fitted wardrobes. This house has undergone a particularly successful renovation under the supervision of an architect, as attested by a feature devoted to it in an interior design magazine. Completely re-rendered in 2016 – Roof regularly maintained. In immaculate condition, no work required! Privileged location within walking distance of reputable schools (Blanche de Castille, Saint-Jean d'Hulst, Les Châtaigniers), bus routes to all stations in Versailles, Viroflay and Vaucresson, and access to the A13 motorway. Condensing gas boiler (De Dietrich) with programmable control and central intermittent operation (with minimum temperature setting) – 150l hot water tank EPC rating: D/D - Estimated annual energy costs (baseline years 2021, 2022, 2023): between €3,600 and €4,920 per year. Property tax (2025): €3,251 Fees: 4% incl. VAT Net seller price: €1,663,461 (excl. agency fees) Your BARNES contact: Nathalie Boue Tel: +33 (0)6 44 07 93 50 or email: n.boue@barnes-international.com €1,663,461 Agency fees not included - Agency fees: 4% incl. tax Fees payable by the buyer - Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use based on 2021 energy costs: €3,600 ~ €4,920

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