Saint-Paul, Oise, 60650, France

REDUCED in price - Have you watched the video yet? - This New Build Detached House offers an ideal living environment for a family looking for comfort and space, with around 215 m2 living space. You will be seduced by its vast living room of 59 m2, bathed in light thanks to large bay windows opening onto a terrace and a clear view of the surroundings.

The fully equipped American kitchen is perfectly integrated into this friendly and modern living space. You will be able to fully enjoy your moments with family or friends. To complete the kitchen, the pantry is ideal for storing provisions. It has spacious and well-organised storage space.

On the night side, this house has five spacious bedrooms, including a master suite with private bathroom and dressing room. The other bedrooms also benefit from beautiful light and a careful layout to offer optimal comfort to each occupant.

The large walled garden will allow you to fully enjoy the sunny days in complete privacy.

Children will be able to play there in complete safety, while adults will appreciate the calm and serenity of this outdoor space.

To complete this idyllic picture, you will also have a double garage with attic, equipped with a door and an electric gate for greater practicality and security.

The attic, located above the double garage, is an additional space that can be used for storage, DIY or other activities.

The Region of Picardy - or Picardie as it is written in French - consists of three departments, the Oise (60), capital Beauvais, the Aisne (02) capital Laon, and the Somme (80), whose capital Amiens, is also the regional capital.

Lying in the historic centre of action of western Europe, in the triangle between Paris, Amsterdam and London, Picardy is an area with a very rich history. It was in this part of France that were fought some of the most famous battles of French and European history, notably the battle of Crecy, and the battle of the Somme.

And in the course of the last thousand years, areas that are now part of modern region of Picardy have been ruled over at different times by the English, the Habsburgs, the Spanish and the French.

In past centuries, the region was relatively prosperous; its productive farmlands, including a large expanse of flat or relatively flat land, created wealth in local towns and cities, a wealth now reflected in the many fine gothic churches and cathedrals of the region.

As for the northern part of the region, including the departments of the Somme and most of the Aisne, these areas are largely agricultural. This gives way to nice villages dotted around the countryside and some very nice locations for both holiday homes in rural settings and property closer to the towns for full-time living.

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