House in Triel-sur-Seine , Yvelines , Paris Isle of France

An exceptional opportunity to restore this wonderful house to its former grandeur and create a wonderful family home, or for developers, to divide into several dwellings. It is in easy walking distance to the station, with direct trains to Paris. The river frontage means it is perfect for boat enthusiasts or fisherman. A great investment opportunity, create a boutique hotel for the area. Huge demand for rooms for business people working in the area on a weekly basis, It is truly magic environment for commuters, teleworking, leisure or family life.

A fabulous renovation project, with a livable surface of 407m2, including 7/8 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 reception rooms, an office, and dining kitchen.
The attic space is ripe for conversion. There is a wine cellar, basement space, 2 garages, a large terrace, laundry room.

Garden level: 100m2 of living space opening onto a 40m long shaded terrace with a view of the beautiful, extensive garden not to mention the Seine just beyond.

Ground floor: Could be turned into an independent 3-room duplex with garage, currently 1 bedroom, 1 office, one bathroom and one shower room.

7 bright bedrooms distributed between the 1st and 2nd floors, shower rooms and WC's on all levels, attic space of 80m2.

A further separate house on annexe, originally staff quarters, containing 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen and sitting room, and is currently rented.

The whole property comprises over 4000m2 of land with a mature garden and direct access to the Seine where you will find your own private mooring.

This is an exceptional property, and a rare opportunity to buy a large property sitting on the Seine.

Triel Train Station 10/15 min walk: Line J up to Paris St Lazare / Line J and future RER E in Verneuil / proximity to Conflans for the RER A up to La Défense/Champs Élysée.

Located 35 km west of Paris, Triel sur Seine covers 128 hectares mainly between the Seine and the Hautil Massif, one of the highest points in Ile-de-France (175m) which hosts the Parc aux Étoiles and an observatory. The town is nevertheless one of the few towns in the Yvelines whose territory is located on both sides of the river. The town covers 397 hectares, with a dense, commercial town centre crossed by the RD (Route Départmental) 190 and bordered by the Seine, and a large suburban area on the slopes of the Hautil. The Hautil district, built on the summit of the massif, marks the boundary between the Yvelines and the Val d'Oise.
Proud of its history and its living environment "between the sky and the Seine", as its motto indicates, the jewel of Triel's historical and architectural heritage, Saint Martin's church stands on the first foothills of the Hautil hillside and dominates the Seine. This particular position makes it visible from the left bank but also from certain high sites in the neighbouring communes. Classified, as well as fourteen of its stained glass windows, in the national inventory of historical monuments, it has undergone several transformations and dates from the 13th, 15th and 16th centuries.

The lead photograph is a personal photo belonging to the owner of how the property looked in the late 1980's/early 1990's


There is approximately 2000m2 of the garden area which is at risk of flooding; This area is therefore classed as non buildable. The house is built itself on non floodable land and can be extended further should you require.


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Information about risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr