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- Surface500 m²
- Rooms20
- Plot size98 ha 97 a 79 ca
- ENVIRONMENTAL HAVEN 60 KM FROM PARIS - 100 unoccupied hectares, late 19th-century chateau in original condition requiring restoration, magnificent parkland, centuries-old trees, no disturbances whatsoever, exceptionally rare and beautiful Rosicrucian initiatory grotto - Milly-la-Forêt, Essonne, Île-de-France.
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19TH-CENTURY CHATEAU IN AN ENVIRONMENTAL HAVEN 60 KM FROM PARIS - 100 unoccupied hectares, late 19th-century chateau in original condition requiring restoration, magnificent parkland, centuries-old trees, no disturbances whatsoever, exceptionally rare and beautiful Rosicrucian initiatory grotto - Milly-la-Forêt, Essonne, Île-de-France.
Built for a celebrated 19th-century composer who performed druidic scenes before King Louis Philippe I at the Tuileries in 1846, this property offers a sumptuous undulating park punctuated by viewpoints and a spectacular approach, together with a large reflecting pool and magnificent centuries-old trees. The residence has remained untouched since its construction and retains all of its original decorative features, though it now requires complete restoration. Within the partly enclosed 100-hectare park stands an exceptional Rosicrucian grotto together with a monumental Sacré-Cœur monument set upon a hill. Beyond the magnificent entrance gates, the house is revealed in dramatic fashion atop the hill opposite, some 300 metres away. Built in the late 19th century in brick and stone in the Louis XIII style, the chateau remains entirely in its original condition and has never undergone restoration, preserving all of its period features intact. The architecture is composed of a central brick-and-stone corps de logis beneath a Mansard roof, approached by a grand central staircase offering splendid views across the park, flanked on either side by two wings.
Built for a celebrated 19th-century composer who performed druidic scenes before King Louis Philippe I at the Tuileries in 1846, this property offers a sumptuous undulating park punctuated by viewpoints and a spectacular approach, together with a large reflecting pool and magnificent centuries-old trees. The residence has remained untouched since its construction and retains all of its original decorative features, though it now requires complete restoration. Within the partly enclosed 100-hectare park stands an exceptional Rosicrucian grotto together with a monumental Sacré-Cœur monument set upon a hill. Beyond the magnificent entrance gates, the house is revealed in dramatic fashion atop the hill opposite, some 300 metres away. Built in the late 19th century in brick and stone in the Louis XIII style, the chateau remains entirely in its original condition and has never undergone restoration, preserving all of its period features intact. The architecture is composed of a central brick-and-stone corps de logis beneath a Mansard roof, approached by a grand central staircase offering splendid views across the park, flanked on either side by two wings.
- Surface : 500 m²
- Rooms : 20
- Furnishing : Unfurnished
- Plot size : 98 ha 97 a 79 ca
- Location : Milly-la-Forêt 91490
- Reference : VM486
