Rozay-en-Brie, Île-de-France 77540

Exclusivity - 50 minutes south-east of Paris, set in a small hamlet in the Briard region, this historic property, once a monastery whose foundations date back to the 12th century, with 432 m2 of living space, is set in 4 hectares of wooded parklands.It is accessed via a bridge and a square entrance tower into which a round tower fits, opening onto a porch that leads to two L-shaped buildings on either side, facing a garden enclosed by high dry-stone walls:The three-storey left building comprises, on the ground floor, a small entrance hall with a storeroom, a living room with wood panelling and a fireplace, and a kitchen/dining room on the first floor, two bedrooms, a study, a bathroom and a small utility room on the second floor, a large artist's studio, a small unfinished room, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. These floors are accessed by a solid oak staircase. Convertible attic space completes the building.The right building has two main levels and comprises a mezzanine level hallway, a large living room and, on the ground floor, a vast reception room opening on to the garden, a cloakroom with toilet and a pantry. A spiral ashlar stairway links the upper floors of the left building.Convertible attic space also completes the building.The parkland harmoniously surrounds the chteau, itself encircled by a former dry moat.It comprises large lawns, a walled garden and 2.5 hectares of woodlands planted with trees of over one hundred years old.This property, steeped in history, is ideally situated in a quiet, protected rural setting, yet close to all amenities.It will appeal to lovers of old stone, looking for a family home or an intimate bed & breakfast or reception project.The floor plan of this building offers a range of design options for optimising the living space.Full file available on request.This property is presented by Marie de Saint Prier - Commercial agent Ei - +33 (0)Agency fees are payable by the vendor.Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Gorisques website: