Family home with a garden and trees

Located in the sought-after Petit Raincy district of Gagny, in a peaceful and green setting, this charming late 19th-century house offers 166 m² of usable space (136 m² of living space) on a 572 m² wooded plot.

The completely redesigned ground floor features a spacious 67 m² living area combining a lounge with a fireplace, a dining area, and a kitchen. Located in the extension, the kitchen benefits from a large sliding glass door opening onto the terrace and garden.
The east and southeast orientation ensures abundant natural light throughout the day.

A separate toilet completes this level.

The oak staircase leads to the first floor, which comprises a landing serving two bedrooms with storage, a bathroom, and a shower room with a toilet.

The converted attic offers two additional bedrooms and a flexible space that can be configured to suit your needs: an office, a playroom, or a guest lounge.

The basement includes a laundry room and ample storage space.

The secluded, landscaped garden provides a pleasant and functional living environment, complemented by a treehouse, a garden shed, a two-car garage, and two additional outdoor parking spaces.

This bright and airy home blends period charm with modern amenities. It's an ideal address for families seeking space, comfort, and a touch of nature.

RER E: Gagny station, 450m away

Blaise Pascal Nursery and Primary School
Merkaz-Hatorah Nursery and Primary School
Merkaz-Hatorah Boys' Middle and High School

ENERGY RATING: E / CLIMATE RATING: E
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, indexed to 2021, 2022, and 2023: between euros2,540 and euros3,480 (including subscription)

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website:

+33 6 18 77 30 26
RSAC: Bobigny

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