Charming Anglo-Norman Manor on the Seine – Near Paris

Enjoy a unique riverside lifestyle in this elegant early 20th-century manor, located less than one hour from Paris. Set within 8,600 sqm of landscaped grounds with the possibility to have private access to the Seine by extending its pontoon, this rare property offers both tranquility and convenience.

The main house features over 350 sqm of living space, including a stunning 90 sqm reception room, multiple bedrooms, and an independent top floor ideal for guests or rental use. Period features such as marble fireplaces, parquet flooring, and moldings enhance its authentic charm, while modern updates ensure comfort.

A separate caretaker’s house and double garage complete the estate.

Perfect for buyers seeking space, character, and easy access to Paris, this exceptional property is a rare opportunity to own a prestigious French home by the water.

Imagine yourself cruising along the Seine from your private pontoon, enjoying peaceful mornings or golden sunsets, then stopping at a charming riverside guinguette before returning home. This exceptional Anglo-Norman manor offers a rare lifestyle combining elegance, nature, and proximity to Paris.
Located in Morsang-sur-Seine, a highly sought-after and tranquil residential village in the south of Essonne, this unique property is less than one hour from Paris, with easy access via the A6 motorway. It provides the perfect balance between countryside serenity and urban convenience—an ideal setting for international buyers seeking authenticity and space while remaining close to the capital.
Built in 1913, this character property is a fine example of the famous “Affolantes” riverside homes from the Belle Époque. Carefully maintained and renovated (including a new roof in 2019), it preserves its original charm while benefiting from modern features such as a heat pump heating system.
The estate consists of a main manor house and a separate caretaker’s house, offering approximately 450 sqm in total, including over 350 sqm of living space and 14 well-distributed rooms.
Upon entering, you are welcomed by a spacious entrance hall with original cement tiles, leading to impressive reception areas filled with natural light. The main living room exceeds 90 sqm and opens onto a terrace with unobstructed views of the Seine. Two elegant lounges and a dining room with a bow window create ideal spaces for entertaining. The kitchen can be modernized to suit contemporary tastes.
Upstairs, the property offers multiple large bedrooms (averaging 20 sqm), some with terraces or balconies, as well as several bathrooms and the potential to create additional en-suite facilities—an attractive feature for international families or guest accommodation.
The top floor is designed as an independent living area, including a kitchen, bathroom, large living space, and additional bedrooms. This level is perfect for hosting guests, extended family, or even creating a separate apartment.
The full basement adds further value, featuring a wine cellar, workshop areas, technical rooms, and a stylish billiard room—ideal for leisure and entertaining.
Original period features have been beautifully preserved throughout: marble fireplaces, oak herringbone parquet flooring, decorative moldings, wood paneling, and cast-iron radiators, all contributing to the manor’s timeless elegance.
The caretaker’s house (approx. 62 sqm) provides additional independent accommodation, ideal for guests, staff, or remote working. A double garage completes the outbuildings.
Set within a magnificent 8,600 sqm landscaped park facing south, the property enjoys excellent sunlight and complete privacy. The grounds offer strong potential for further development, including a swimming pool or outdoor entertaining areas.
A rare highlight is the private access to the Seine, allowing for boating, water sports, or simply enjoying a unique riverside lifestyle
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