A six-bedroom house with a 220m² floor area, nestled on a meander in the River Marne in the suburban town of Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, just south-east of Paris. Nestled in the town's Adamville residential area, which is an easy-to-reach family neighbourhood renowned for its conviviality, the property is located next to a district known as 'Le Parc'. The edifice was built in 1870, designed as a fine townhouse with a court and garden. It was later extended, in a way that preserved its harmony. The house offers a 220m² floor area. It stands on a 638m² plot and has four levels. With a basement, a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor, the house includes an entrance hall, a vast lounge and a dining room with an open-plan kitchen that leads out to a terrace that faces the garden behind the dwelling. The first and second floor each have three bedrooms and a bathroom with a lavatory. The listed street-facing facade illustrates the upper-middle-class elegance of the late 19th century. Framed with quoins, this remarkable facade combines brickwork with burrstone. The windows are spaced out harmoniously, giving each level structure. The first-floor exterior stands out for its lintels embellished with finely sculpted curves, scarfs and angel heads. The second-floor exterior stands out for its pediments with layered bases. Some of these pediments are arched and others are triangular. All the windows fill the interior with an abundance of natural light. In the middle of the facade, a balcony adds to the facade's theatrical design. The edifice is crowned with a mansard roof - the sign of its era's refined, classical style.

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