A walled property with a garden that covers almost one hectare, a grand burrstone house to be renovated, and an outbuilding, nestled near Versailles. The house and grounds are located in the middle of Guyancourt. The property forms an oasis of greenery covering almost one hectare. In its centre, the grand burrstone dwelling, built in 1913, towers proudly. The house is completely hidden by an abundance of vegetation and the tall trees of its garden. It seems cosily isolated from the rest of the world. The plot covers around 9,900m². Roughly 2,200m² of this land can be built upon. A tall gate leads into the property, which is entirely enclosed with walls. Beside this entrance, there is an outbuilding and two closed garages that adjoin it. Like most burrstone houses of its time, the main dwelling has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor. A flight of front steps above a basement leads up to the entrance door. Small-paned windows punctuate the elevations. The French windows on the ground floor and first floor are fitted with metal shutters and the other windows are fitted with wooden louvred shutters. The roofs - some gabled, others hipped - are covered with flat tiles. They overhang the elevations. The main house offers a liveable floor area of around 300m² and a basement with a floor of around 100m². It has five bedrooms, spread out between the first and second floors. The outbuilding beside the property's entrance has a 65m² floor area spread out over two levels. The two closed garages each have a floor area of around 30m². Each building requires considerable renovation work. The garden covers around 9,800m², made up of lawns and woods.

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