17th-Century Former Provost's Residence – a Charming Home

Property Description

In the heart of a historic town centre near Gouvieux and Chantilly, just a few minutes’ walk from shops and schools, this former 17th-century provost’s residence offers a home steeped in history. With approximately 210 m² of living space, this stone house combines architectural character with a welcoming family atmosphere, close to Chantilly and less than an hour from Paris by train.

Period features and high ceilings contribute to the home’s charm, including original parquet flooring, stone walls, exposed beams and a vaulted kitchen. A fireplace from a former château, fully reconstructed and fitted with an insert, completes the picture.

The generous reception room combines a living room and dining room across nearly 50 m² and features a Burgundy stone floor. The conservatory extends the living spaces and connects the entrance to the garden.

The first floor has four bedrooms, one of which is over 20 m², and a bathroom with a bath and shower.

The top floor houses a large principal suite beneath exposed roof timbers, with a shower room and dressing room, as well as a room that could be used as an office or an additional bedroom. This floor has reversible air conditioning.

At the rear, the approximately 280 m² walled garden is sheltered from view and offers a private setting, with a covered terrace. A vaulted cellar, utility room and garage complete the property.

A characterful family home, equally suited as a primary residence or a country house close to Paris.