A half-timbered 19th-century house with a 230m² floor area

The Île des Loups river island is a calm, lush spot, right next to Paris. The half-timbered neo-Norman edifice was built in 1890. It lies at the heart of the island, which is split between the towns of Le Perreux-sur-Marne and Nogent-sur-Marne. The building has several sections with white rendering and timber beams painted blue and roofs with two, three of four slopes and coverings of zinc, slate tiles or glass. The windows are large and rectangular with different sizes and small panes. The current owners renovated the house and fully insulated the walls and loft in 2004. The dwelling offers a liveable floor area of around 230m². It has a basement, a ground floor and a first floor. The basement has a floor area of around 90m². The ground floor has a floor area of around 149m². And the first floor has a floor area of roughly 83m². There are two main entrances leading into the ground floor. One of them has a covered terrace with a 14m² floor area. From this covered terrace, a corridor connects to a south-facing lounge with a 26m² floor area and a sweeping view of the garden and swimming pool. On the right, there is an office, then on the left a corridor that leads to the rest of the floor. The ground floor includes a lounge with a 60m² floor area that looks out at the River Marne, a bathroom with a 9m² floor area and lavatory, and a kitchen and pantry with a 20m² floor area. The first floor offers a floor area of around 83m². It includes a main bedroom with a 17m² floor area