Compiègne, Picardie 60200

In Compiègne, near the castle, an 18th-century townhouse, between a courtyard and garden and its two parking spaces. In a quiet street in the town center, a large stone-framed gate opens onto a paved ceremonial courtyard, hidden from view. It serves a townhouse erected in the mid-18th century, later modified in the 19th century, with a surface area of about 500 m² arranged in an L-shape and rising over three levels. The limewashed walls feature large sash windows (with muntins) fitted with shutters, regularly spaced. The roof, with two sloping sides and flat tiles, is pierced by dormers. The southwest exposure provides good sunlight for the residence and outdoor spaces. The courtyard, bordered by a first arboretum garden, reveals an imposing façade divided into eight bays, through which one can glimpse a second garden on the other side of the building. On the garden side, the property opens onto a second street via a separate gate that serves as an auxiliary access, as well as a stone annex housing a garage for two vehicles and offering potential for upper-level development. The grounds extend to about 1,140 m². The townhouse comprises ten rooms, including several reception areas and seven bedrooms, spread over the three levels.