In the heart of historic Igny, a sought-after town for its proximity to Paris and the Saclay plateau, this unique property sits on an 842 sqm plot and offers 290 sqm of floor space (229 sqm of living space). Built in the 19th century, the house has benefited from an extension designed by architect Joël Malardet, who skillfully reinterpreted the volumes with a contemporary style while preserving the spirit of the place. From the entrance, the fluid layout reveals an organization designed for family life. A first area houses a bedroom, a shower room, and a laundry room, allowing for single-level living. The warm and spacious living room is centered around a fireplace and extends into a light-filled veranda, creating a natural connection between the interior and the garden. The large and inviting kitchen opens directly onto the terrace and garden. It also leads to a rare feature: an indoor swimming pool reminiscent of a seaside cottage, complete with changing cabins and a shower. An ingenious retractable floor allows this space to be transformed into a large reception room, offering exceptional flexibility, all opening onto the garden through wide glass doors. Upstairs, five bedrooms and three bathrooms create a comfortable and functional sleeping area, perfectly suited to a large family. Outside, the enclosed and secluded garden forms an intimate green haven, carefully landscaped to provide a succession of blooms. An artist's studio completes the property and could also be used for a professional practice with its independent access. Just 17 km from Paris, with quick access to the Saclay plateau (A10, N118). A unique living space for those who appreciate character, tranquility, and nature, just steps from shops and schools. Igny train station, Transilien Line V (Versailles Chantier-Massy Palaiseau): 4 minutes by car. Massy TGV train station: 13 minutes by car. Orly Airport: 20 minutes by car. Pont de Saint-Cloud: 20 minutes by car. Energy rating E44 / Climate rating D44. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed on January 1, 2021, 2022, and 2023: between EUR4,630 and EUR6,320. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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