Villa Liselotte
Listing Description
Photo credit: Eric Sander
In a nutshell
In the heart of the charming village of Saint-Martin-en-Bière, less than an hour from Paris, the Villa Liselotte is a house built in the typical stone of the region, set in 2 hectares of exceptional greenery. It's the ideal place for a timeless stay. In fact, this former farmhouse has now become a refined home, both unusual and modern, combining a comfortable interior with a state-of-the-art swimming pool. Come and be enchanted by the old-fashioned charm and unusual decor of this beautiful home, which can accommodate up to 15 people. This beautiful home is a real invitation to travel, to be enjoyed with the whole family.
The rooms
Bedroom 1 - Grande Maison - 1 :
Bedroom, 1st floor. The room offers 1 double bed 160 cm. Private bathroom with bathtub. WC in bathroom.
Bedroom 2 - Grande Maison - 2 :
Bedroom, 1st floor. The room has 1 double bed 120 cm. Private bathroom with bathtub. WC in bathroom.
Bedroom 3 - Grande Maison - 3 :
Bedroom, 1st floor. Room features 1 double bed 160 cm. Private bathroom with shower. WC in bathroom.
Bedroom 4 - Grande Maison - 4 :
Bedroom, 1st floor. The room has 1 double bed 90 cm. Private bathroom with bathtub. WC in bathroom.
Bedroom 5 - Grande Maison - 5 :
Bedroom, 1st floor. Room features 2 twin beds. Private bathroom with bathtub. WC in bathroom.
Bedroom 6 - Grande Maison - 6 :
Bedroom, 1st floor. Room features 1 single bed. Private bathroom with bathtub. WC in bathroom.
Bedroom 7 - Cottage - 1 :
Bedroom. This room has 1 double bed. Private bathroom with shower.
Bedroom 8 - Cottage - 2 :
Bedroom. This room has 1 double bed. Private bathroom with bathtub.
Interiors & exteriors
The property comprises a large house (sleeping up to 11 with 6 bedrooms) and a cottage (sleeping 4 with 2 bedrooms).
The big house is a veritable cabinet of curiosities.
In this house of old-world charm, where Russian influences permeate the walls, the collector owners have freely accumulated travel souvenirs, antique furniture and works of art of all kinds. This old family home is wrapped in the fabric of a marvellous Russian fairytale, yet boasts all modern comforts and facilities. Each room has its own personality, from the three bedrooms in the main house to those in the annex.
Let yourself be surprised and bewildered by every knick-knack, observe carefully the mix of patterns on the walls stretched with indiennes: every object has a fascinating story to tell.
In winter, lounge by the fire in one of the large upholstered armchairs: in the vast, light-filled living room, the arrangement of small English pieces of furniture lends the place a warm, intimate atmosphere.
In summer, relax in the huge swimming pool and enjoy lunch in the shade of the hundred-year-old catalpa (the pool is heated and open from early May to late September, weather permitting).
Whatever the season, you'll find it hard to resist the irresistible charm of this charming residence.
The cottage is a charming country house with a bucolic feel.
This haven of peace is set in a pleasant garden.
With a surface area of 90m2, it is both cosy and elegantly furnished.
Staff & Services
The price includes bath and toiletries, pool heating and full cleaning at the end of your stay.
The villa also offers its guests the possibility of benefiting from other additional services, on an optional basis and at an extra charge, such as a cleaning service, the services of a chef and breakfast.
Note: Check-in: 4:00 pm - Check-out: 11:00 am on Saturdays and weekdays. Late check-out is offered on Sundays and public holidays.
The swimming pool is open from May 1 to September 30, weather permitting.
Situation
The property is located in the heart of the charming village of Saint Martin-en-Bière, less than an hour from Paris.
It is set in an area rich in vegetation and silence, benefiting from its proximity to the thousand-year-old forest of Fontainebleau and its fabulous natural heritage, as well as the influence of typical villages such as Barbizon and Milly-la-Forêt, which have inspired numerous artists since the 19th century.
