Paris-Isle of France, Essonne, Verrières-le-Buisson

Stunning Contemporary House with Pool and Sauna in the Sophie Barat Neighbourhood of Verrières-Le-Buisson. Nestling in the hollow of the hillsides, between the Bièvre River flowing southwards in the last meanders of its "green valley" and the state-owned forest, Bois de Verrières, to the west on a plateau and its slopes, Verrières is a collection of squares, parks, streets and lush green alleys where it is pleasant to stroll. The altitude varies from 56 m near the River Bièvre to 100 m at the church, culminating at 173 m in the forest. In the heart of the historic village, you will discover a number of alleyways and paths, while on the immediate outskirts, you will see parkland, the remains of the great Verrière estates.

Nestled in a peaceful cul-de-sac bordered by greenery, this contemporary house offers an exceptional living environment. Built in 2002, it is located in the prestigious Sophie Barat neighbourhood, just 800 meters from shops and with quick access to the A86.

Spanning an area of 240 square meters spread over 3 levels, this luminous residence offers spacious and functional layout.

Ground floor:

Spacious living room of 80 square meters including a double living room with open kitchen, dining area and pantry.
Guest room (or office) with en-suite bathroom.
Separate WC with wash hand basin

First floor:
3 large bedrooms, including a master suite with private bathroom.
A Second family bathroom.
Separate WC.

Garden level:
Patio with sauna offering direct access to the garden.
Laundry room.
Garage.
An office space with an independent entrance comprises two spacious rooms of about 40 square meters, a kitchenette, WC, and a space and plumbing to create an additional shower room. Ideal for professional use, working from home, a gym, games room, home cinema or Granny flat.

The 611 square meter plot offers a beautiful Ipé terrace as well as a covered, heated pool equipped with a counter-current swimming system. Modern amenities include double glazing, aluminum frames, an insert fireplace, parquet flooring, and fibre optics. Gas heating.

This house combines comfort, modernity, and tranquility in a green environment, offering an incomparable quality of life.

Verrières-le-Buisson, located in the Île-de-France region of France, offers several benefits for those considering living there. It is known for its picturesque surroundings, with plenty of green spaces, parks, and forests. It provides a peaceful and scenic environment, perfect for outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, or simply enjoying nature.
Despite its tranquil atmosphere, Verrières-le-Buisson is conveniently close to Paris, offering easy access to the cultural and economic opportunities of the capital city. Residents can enjoy the benefits of living in a quieter suburban area while still being able to reach Paris within a short commute.
There is a well-developed infrastructure, including schools, healthcare facilities, shops, and amenities. This makes it a practical choice for families and individuals looking for a comfortable and convenient place to live.
The town has a reputation for offering a high quality of life, with a strong sense of community and a range of leisure activities available. The presence of cultural events, sports facilities, and local markets contributes to a vibrant and engaging lifestyle.

Transport:
Antony Station RER B 3.8km 10 min drive
Massy Station 4.9km 15 min Drive
Sceaux Station RER B 5 km
Bus stop at 300 m 4 min walk
Orly Airport 10,3 km

Schools :
Verrières-Le-Buisson is home to the well known school:
Ecole Steiner Waldorf
62 Rue de Paris, 91370 Verrières-le-Buisson
They are a number of schools available from Nursery to High School all within close proximity at Verrières-Le-Buisson and the surrounding area.

History:
Since the 18th century, Verrières-le-Buisson had been prized by the kings of France for its forests and hunting grounds. This natural wealth was further enhanced by the long-standing presence of the de Vilmorin family, founders of the famous Vilmorin seed company. This family left the town a rich heritage, including two arboretums, the dovecote at the former Saint-Fiacre farm, the buildings of the Vilmorin estate and those of the André Malraux Centre (which houses the Vilmorin museum and herbarium) and the remarkable trees that grace the streets and parks.