Paris-Isle of France, Val-d`Oise

Magnificent Bourgeois House in the Heart of the Historic Village of Jouy Le Moutier 95280

This splendid 19th century house, ( Art Deco style) with charming touches from the early 20th century, offers you an incomparable living experience in an area steeped in history, just 32 km North-West of Paris. Jouy-le-Moutier lies on the right bank of the River Oise.

Until the 19th century, Jouy was a typical small farming village in the Vexin region and the Cistersian monks from nearby St Martin's abbey in Pontoise owned a lot of the vineyards from the 12th century.
As you step through the front door, you will be immediately captivated by the warm atmosphere of the courtyard, adorned with magnificent small-paned windows and half timbered facade preserving the authenticity of this home.

This property spans three levels, with an ideal south/North orientation for optimum light throughout the day. The spacious, open-plan living space includes a stylish lounge, a welcoming double living room and an open-plan kitchen, all leading onto a sunny 100m² terrace, perfect for al fresco dining and relaxing with family and friends.

In total, this house offers four bedrooms, three of which have en-suite bathrooms or shower rooms, with the possibility of converting one or two further bedrooms to suit your needs. There are also four toilets throughout the house for your convenience.

The 30 m² vaulted cellar adds a touch of authenticity and provides practical storage space. A staircase leads up to each level of the house, making it easy to move around.

To complete this exceptional property, a 35m² summer house/orangery, in need of restoration with convertible attic space, has a large 35m² garage and additional parking spaces, providing a versatile space for your personal or professional needs, and yet more possibilities for creating more living space.

The landscaped garden, with its terraces, original staircase, balustrades, and driveway, offers a peaceful, leafy setting where you can enjoy moments of tranquillity and conviviality in the open air.

The property in detail:

On the ground floor, a 25 m² room used as an office and another 23 m² room, as well as a laundry room with shower 13m2 and a large 30 m² vaulted cellar, which all offer additional layout possibilities, they could be converted into a studio or separate living accommodation with independent access or for professional use.

On the garden level, a luminous entrance hall with small-paned windows leads to a vast living space of more than 50m², comprising a lounge 17m2, a living room 25m2 and an open-plan kitchen 12 m2, all opening onto the outside terrace. The master suite, 17m2, with its private bathroom, 9m2, overlooking the garden, and an additional bedroom, 12m2, with en suite shower room, offer unrivalled comfort and privacy.

Upstairs, a large mezzanine(30m2) convertible into one or two additional bedrooms, a bedroom (22m2)with en suite bathroom and WC overlooking the garden, an additional bedroom, 21m2, and an attic complete this spacious and functional living space.

History:
Until the 19th century, Jouy was a typical small farming village in the Vexin region and the Cistersian monks from nearby St Martin's Abbey in Pontoise owned a lot of the vineyards from the 12th century. In relation to the house itself a French film was filmed on the property grounds in 1961, "Un Martien à Paris".
The garden had been mentioned in the archives of the Bâtiments de France, where there are notes about the garden, which belonged to Arnaud de Bourbon-Conti (Prince of Conti) in the 18th century, and the summer pavilion was built by Mr Bertandeau.
Jouy has been the home of famous singers and artists, including
La Tournée du Chat noir, a poster by Swiss painter Théophile Alexandre Steinlen produced in 1896 to promote the Parisian cabaret Le Chat noir, in Montmartre. The house's former owners have included singers and film producers. The property was their second home and they lived in style.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to own an exceptional property in a privileged setting, combining historic charm with modern comforts. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and discover the full potential of this magnificent house in Jouy Le Moutier.

Transport: Jouy-le-Moutier is located on the right bank of the River Oise, thirty kilometres north-west of Paris.
The nearest station to Jouy-le-Moutier is Neuville-Université on the RER line A (31 mins to La Défense)and the SNCF Transilien Paris Saint-Lazare network (journey time 39 mins) Line L
RER A towards Cergy le Haut - Neuville-Université Station
BUS: line 34 south towards Cergy Le Haut. Bus stop at the end of the street.
By car (45 min) From Paris, A15
CDG Airport 40 mins

Please note:

A pair of internal doors which have bronze figures and wrought iron decorations from the salon are excluded from the sale and are not shown on any photographs. They are available for separate purchase.

The black and white photographs are from the owners personal collection and show the house as it was in the early 20th century.