Full of Authentic Character and Charm and Situated on a Quiet and Residential Street, Yet Close to the Centre, this Supe…

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Full of Authentic Character and Charm and Situated on a Quiet and Residential Street, Yet Close to the Centre, this Superb Property is One of the Oldest and most Prestigious Properties in Meaux. …

Full of authentic character and charm and situated on a quiet and residential street, yet close to the centre, this superb property is one of the oldest and most prestigious properties in Meaux.

Built on a plot of 1,725m2 with mature trees and enclosed by walls, the property consists of a main house of 491m2 and an outbuilding of 132m2.

Steeped in history, this property has a family coat of arms and is offered as a true work of art having preserved all its former nobility.

With a complete basement, the main house is organised on 3 levels, which features, on the first floor: vast entrance hall leading to 2 living rooms, superb dining room decorated with Regency woodwork, winter garden with a metal skylight, kitchen, scullery and WC's. The high ceilings of nearly 3.4m associated with herringbone parquet flooring, mouldings, cornices, mosaic tiles and fireplaces give the tone and soul of the building.

Second floor, accessible by a wide staircase: landing, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, shower room and a dressing room. The second floor offers 6 additional rooms.

At the bottom of the garden is an outbuilding of 132m2 on 2 levels and a carport that can accommodate several cars.

The whole, to be renovated, offers multiple possibilities of development. Without any competition in Meaux, this property is aimed at an expert audience for a family life or a professional activity close to all amenities. Schools and city centre nearby Train station 15 minutes away (Paris Gare de l'Est in 25min) 30 minutes from CDG airport and the Disneyland Paris park.

Unique property on the market:

Coming to the Pays de Meaux is a journey through different eras, from antiquity to the contemporary world, you are sure to discover architectural or heritage incarnations that bear witness to past and present life. The Pays de Meaux is also the gentle way of life in beautiful villages of character and a soothing countryside with local producers who keep alive traditions, some of them ancestral. The city's ramparts are the remains of ancient times because the city of Meaux, by its strategic geographical position, was able to preserve itself from the barbarian invasions that shook the Roman Empire. While discovering the historical city centre, admire the beautiful private mansions and stop at the foot of the Saint Etienne cathedral which will remind you of Notre-Dame de Paris. In the Middle Ages, the city of Meaux was on the route of the Champagne fairs, once again thanks to its strategic position, trade developed and Meaux became an unavoidable passage for traders of all kinds. In the episcopal palace, the bishop, historian and writer Bossuet was seated, a museum, the Bossuet Museum, is dedicated to him. It is these architectural and heritage treasures that earned the city in 1988 the label "City of Art and History" unique in Ile-de-France.