A 19th-century, tastefully renovated, manor house, bathed in sunlight and immersed in absolute silence, with six bedrooms and its verdant garden, in downtown Fontenay-aux-Roses. Built in 1860, the freestanding, four-storey dwelling is located in the middle of a lot of approximately 530 m² and boasts a floor area of nearly 180 m² - excluding the basement level. On the ground floor, a sunny entrance hall provides access to a living area, facing south, made up of a sitting room with a fireplace and a dining room, which open, via three sets of tall glass double doors, on to a patio overlooking the garden. In addition, this living area also communicates with a contemporary dual-aspect kitchen, featuring a glass double doors, to the west, which provides outdoor access as well as many cupboards and a central island with a sink, designed for eating breakfast or light meals, while, lastly, this floor also includes a separate lavatory and the entrance to the basement. On the first floor, two bedrooms, one of which has a wardrobe and a shower room, overlook the garden and the surrounding area, whereas a a spacious bathroom - with a shower and a bathtub - a study and a separate lavatory can also be found on this level. As for the second floor, it contains four bedrooms - two on the garden side and two facing the street - as well as a bathroom, while the basement plays a utilitarian role with its laundry room, cellar and furnace room. Sheltered from view, the garden was landscaped by a professional and is accessible via either a stone patio, surrounded by an original stone balustrade, or directly from the property's entrance on the other side of the house, where a courtyard surrounded by vegetation, trees and shrubs, chosen for their contrasting foliage, can accommodate up to three or four vehicles. Finally, an outbuilding contains a studio flat with a small kitchen, a shower room and lavatory.

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