House in Ile-de-France, France

Limay - 40 minutes from West Paris Close to the banks of the Seine and the city center, sought after area A beautiful, charming family property, in a quiet area offering over 290 m2 of useful space, a large and beautiful dwelling house, a large garage with Attic to convert, a pretty and pleasant garden, intimate, of about 350 m2, a beautiful cellar and a basement for storage / DIY. The dwelling house of approximately 200 m2 offers: - on the ground floor a winter garden, an independent kitchen, a large dining room, a charming living room with fireplace, a summer kitchen / laundry area and a guest WC , - on the 1st floor a bathroom, a toilet, three bedrooms, - on the last floor a master bedroom with shower room and an adjoining dressing room, and a bedroom. The independent garage can easily park two cars, its attic can be converted: the whole offers several possibilities (bedroom, artist's studio or guest house) Intimate and quiet garden, without noise or visual nuisance. This property in very good condition, offers cachet and charm, is connected to the whole to the sewer and has a powerful city gas heating. Close to all services, schools and shops in Limay, and the historic center of Mantes la Jolie and the banks of the Seine. Mantes-la-Jolie is a commune based in the Yvelines department in the Île-de-France region in north-central France. It is located to the west of Paris, 48.4 km from the centre of the capital. Mantes-la-Jolie is a subprefecture of the department. Mantes-la-Jolie is a city of Yvelines, in region Île-de-France, 55 km northwest of Paris. The commune has developed on the left bank of the Seine forming a loop south of the forest of Vexin. On an active communication axis inhabited since the Gallo-Roman era, Mantes took its rise from the early Middle Ages with the creation of a port between Paris and Rouen. A strategic crossroads and therefore sensitive, Mantes now has a castle and remarkable religious buildings. The kings of France were not insensible, and while staying in the city, Henry IV wrote to his mistress Gabrielle d'Estrees: "I am at Mantes, my pretty one," giving her future name to the city. The sovereign established there the government of the country from 1590 to 1593. One of his predecessors, Philippe Auguste, had died in Mantes in 1223. Over the centuries, the territory of Mantes develops towards the south, and the city remains economically active, while maintaining a residential aspect, along the Seine, that the painters of the nineteenth century will immortalize. To receive more information about this property and to be put in touch directly with our local agent, Yann Wegerhoff, please fill in the form below.