Detached burstone home from 1901 designed by architect Léon Bachelin in the area of Montreuil, sitting on 12,196 sq. ft. of land (23,680 sq. ft. possible) with 3 levels plus a complete basement. Measuring about 3013 sq. ft., the home is built with the classic layout of the houses that gave the architect his name in the 19th century. There are over a hundred of these homes in the Montreuil area. • The ground floor includes a lovely entry leading to all rooms and a large stairway, a double living room with bow windows that open onto the garden on both sides, an office or library, a kitchen with pantry and direct outdoor access and guest lavatory. • The 1st floor has a landing that leads to three rooms, two of which have their own shower rooms. there is a bathroom with a large walk-in closet and other closets, separate lavatory. • The 2nd floor has three bedrooms, two of which are quite large, two shower rooms, a small office and a lavatory. • The house has an attic under the eaves which is accessible through a hatch. • The complete basement has direct outdoor access and there is a storage room and laundry. The space is livable with fairly high ceilings and a lovely family room (home cinema) was installed. The house has maintained many of its older features (fireplaces, hardwood floors, moldings, woodwork, exterior tiling, etc.), the windows are double glazed (with a few exceptions) and the property was regularly renovated and well maintained. The garden in the back is very pleasant and private. There is a separate garage with a wine cellar. The Montreuil train station is a just a few minutes' walk away, as is the St. Symphorien parish with its shops and amenities that give this neighborhood its charm. The Grand Siècle area is also nearby. *Commission due by the seller. BARNES Contact: Emmanuel du Rivau +33 (0)6 01 79 15 29