Exceptional property in one hour south of Paris. The property includes six buildings (A, B, C, D, E, F) for a living area of ​​1,000 m2 in an area of ​​15,000 m2. In the area, there is a park with centuries-old trees, a tennis court, a swimming pool against the current, an orchard and a vegetable garden. Takeoff and landing helicopter is allowed. The estate offers many possibilities of use and extension, the land is still constructible. The frames include: Building A, the family home of 500 m2, punctuated by large French windows, comprises on the ground floor, a dining room, two lounges, a living room, a video room, bar, kitchen professional and various other parts for a surface of 208 m2. In the first, we have three bedrooms each with bathroom, toilet and dressing room, and an office for an area of ​​156 m2. In the second, we find three bedrooms each with bathroom, WC and cupboards, an office for an area of ​​125 m2. Building B, a dependency located near the Manoir with an area of ​​163 m² and 21 m² cellar, it includes the basement, a cellar with vaulted and air conditioned wine. On the ground floor, a large laundry room (or office) equipped with cupboards, a room safe equipped with shelves (or discount), a bathroom, a bedroom with bathroom en suite. Upstairs, a hall, a large desk (artist studio), a library, a toilet, a kitchen, another library in mezzanine, a bedroom with shower room. Building C, a first guest house with an area of ​​185 m² and 22 m² of intermediate floors On the ground floor kitchen, living room, lounge, pantry, toilet. 1st floor three bedrooms, one bathroom. 2nd floor, two bedrooms, a bathroom, an attic. Building D, a second guest house with an area of ​​131 m² comprises on the ground floor four main rooms to convert. Upstairs two main rooms to renovate. Building E, 3rd guest house with an area of ​​29 m² comprises on the ground floor a kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom, a toilet, a storeroom. Building F, a caretaker's house with an area of ​​49 sqm in the basement includes a vaulted cellar. On the ground floor, an entrance, two bedrooms, kitchen and living room, a bathroom, a toilet. The mansion built in 1749, acquired in 1877 by the Fraguier family, lords of the region since 1676 until the revolution. This beautiful house in the twentieth century became an elegant house of artists. It was initially the actress Renée Saint Cyr, who made his chosen residence. Movie actress, mother of the director Georges Lautner, she liked to come relax in his Manor. Later the manor was acquired by Mr. Karl Lagerfeld that made her turn before decorating it with great refinement. There effected many fashion shows inside the mansion but also in its majestic park. Prince Ernest Augustus of HANNOVER acquired the property to Mr Karl Lagerfeld in 1998 and lived with his wife Caroline de MONACO for more than 6 years in peace. They organized many receptions that the Manor is ideal to accommodate a large number of guests. The painter Paul CEZANE would also completed a short stay no doubt inspired by the nature of the park. The sculptor Henri CHAPU whose museum in the town is an important tourist place, there would also stayed a while. A haven of peace and serenity at the gates of PARIS The mansion is ideal for staying there in peace and serenity alone, with family or friends. With its function rooms, numerous bedrooms and a large kitchen, it is also perfect for entertaining many guests. Its large vegetable garden, orchard and a small kiosk located on the promontory surrounded by ancient trees contributes to the serenity that the place exudes. The village in which is located the manor is an ancient village full of history located 50 km south of PARIS which can be reached in less than an hour by car or public transport. Among the personalities that have marked the village's history, and in addition to those mentioned above, also resided in the municipality, the Firmin-Girard painter, engraver and sculptor Henri-Auguste Patey or composer Gaston Carraud. The singer and footballer Willy Denzey Clement Chantome for their part, spent part of their childhood in the village. Information and visits 7/7 at +33.6.83.00.69.72 with Jean-Gustave REMOND (Reference EMPJR408).