The Still Journey: Chronicles of an Exceptional EstateThere are places that cannot be described they must be felt. Imagine a late afternoon on the outskirts of Paris. You are returning from a distant journey, halfway between the international airports and your sanctuary. As you approach the banks of the Marne, the urban bustle fades, replaced by the whisper of the water and the song of woodpeckers. The Arrival: A Legacy of FluidityTwo paths await you. The first, streetside, reveals a proud and elegant 1890 AngloNorman façade nestled within terraced gardens. The second, more discreet, leads you riverside, where you glide your vehicle into the calm of a vast underground parking facility.Here, the future meets prestige: a meticulously designed private elevator project is ready to transform your daily life. No more stairs to climb. You and your luggage will be transported with absolute fluidity, from the garage to the primary living floors. This full PRM (Persons with Reduced Mobility) accessibility is the promise of a home that adapts to you, forever. The Beating Heart: A Canopy of Glass The centerpiece of social life unfolds beneath a spectacular 49m2 wood and glass conservatory. A true "cathedral" space, this monumental kitchen places you beneath the stars. Here, one dines in absolute clarity, with a plunging view of the1382m2 park and the (10x5m) swimming pool, whose waterfall adds a touch of paradise. A Home of Many FacesWith over 12 rooms and 357m2 of living space, room is a luxury that can be tailored to your desires Receptions: A vast triple reception area invites grand gatherings and sophisticated social evenings. Rest: The Master Suite, a true sanctuary of intimacy, holds a prime position on the first floor. Balance: The newly optimized layout offers 4 bedrooms and 3 offices, perfect for remote work or creative pursuits.Independence: A service studio completes the estate, ideal for staff or hosting guests with total autonomy. The Art of Outdoor LivingIn the warmer months, life migrates to the garden. Between the sheltered summer kitchen and the outdoor jacuzzi, every corner invites quiet conversation. For families, the location is of absolute rarity: in immediate proximity to the Nogent sur Marne International Montessori School and the CIB (Collège International Bilingue). Epilogue : This refuge is a destination for aesthetes who refuse to choose between historical character and technical modernity (Drated thermal comfort, a rarity for an 1890 build). A place where one lives "insideout," cradled by the Marne, while remaining connected to toptier educational institutions and the world at large. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: ([[please use the form to respond ]])
