Located in an preserved village in the Yvelines department—near Saint-Nom-la-Bretèche/Feucherolles, 20 minutes from Saint-Germain-en-Laye, and 30 minutes from Paris via the A14 or A13 motorways—this rare property offers an exceptional living environment. Completely secluded with no immediate neighbors, it sits in absolute tranquility at the heart of a 1.3-hectare parkland featuring a curated collection of mature trees.
Fully reimagined and renovated in 2020 by a renowned architect, this 435-square-meter residence (with 378.88 square meters of living space) blends historic charm with contemporary elegance. Exposed beams, cathedral-style ceilings, clean lines, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows create light-filled interiors that open directly onto the natural surroundings.
The reception areas are centered around a vast kitchen with an adjoining dining space, complemented by two living rooms that extend outward to the terraces and garden. This level also includes a primary suite with an en-suite bathroom, as well as an independent studio equipped with its own kitchen and shower room.
The upper floor features another primary suite, two additional bedrooms—each with a private bathroom or shower room—a spacious living area, and a mezzanine suitable for use as an office.
Additional amenities include a two-car garage, a utility room, and a boiler room.
Outside, a 15-meter swimming pool crafted from Belgian blue stone (pierre bleue du Hainaut) sits amidst beautiful terraces, an English-style garden, and a vegetable patch—all integrated harmoniously into the mature parkland, which is itself enveloped by a lush, wooded setting.
An exclusive, private estate that perfectly combines pristine nature, generous proportions, and refined architecture—situated in an environment that has become exceptionally rare on the outskirts of Paris.
