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Historic orangery of the Château de Lagny-sur-Marne, with annexe and swimming pool
in the heart of a magnificent park with three-hundred-year-old oak trees

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Located in Montévrain,
in the Seine-et-Marne department of the Île-de-France region...
A historic property (formerly the orangery of the Château de Lagny-sur-Marne) set in the heart of a vast wooded estate (oak trees over 300 years old), in a privileged environment, completely peaceful. The property comprises a main residence (the Orangery) and a self-contained annexe.
The house, with a total floor area of 390.4m² arranged over three levels (plus a mezzanine), features spacious and convivial living areas on the ground floor and seven bedrooms spread across the different levels (some of which can be configured as en-suite bedrooms with a private bathroom and dressing room if desired).
The property also includes a climate-controlled wine cellar and a self-contained annexe of 25.2m².
The estate is set within a vast, enclosed and beautifully maintained park of 6,250m², featuring a heated swimming pool, complete with a technical shed, shower and WC.
Adjacent to Disneyland Paris, the town of Montévrain is located 33km east of Paris (Porte de Bercy).
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Total floor area of ​​the property: 415.6m²
(Carrez law surface (*): 353.2m²)
Main house: 390.4m² (Carrez law surface: 334.2m²)
Annexe: 25.2m² (Carrez law surface: 19.0m²)

(*) Carrez law surface: only floor areas where the ceiling height is at least 1.80m are taken into account.
Main house
Ground floor
94.3m²
Spacious living area (dining room + lounge) with full-length bay windows
Ceiling height: 4.50m
41.1m²
Separate fitted and equipped kitchen, with access to the technical room and cellar 26.5m²
Entrance hall 10.3m²
WC 1 with washbasin (under the staircase) 5.3m²
WC 2 with washbasin (half-landing) 2.7m²
Landing 8.4m²
Ground floor plan
Ground floor plan
Main House
Intermediate floor
53.4m²
Library 24.0m²
Bedroom 1 18.0m²
... with private en-suite bathroom / WC (Bathroom 1) 7.5m²
Hallway 1.2m²
Intermediate floor plan
Intermediate floor plan
Main house
First floor
121.3m²
Bedroom 2
13.6m²
Bedroom 3 21.4m²
Bedroom 4 with vestibule 27.2m²
Bathroom 2 12.1m²
Bathroom 3 10.6m²
Games room with large glass roof 24.3m²
Office 4.0m²
Landing 8.1m²
First-floor plan
First-floor plan
Main house
Second floor
(Partly under eaves - Floor areas)

80.1m²
Bedroom 5
(Carrez law surface (*): 8.0m²)
9.0m²
Bedroom 6
(Carrez law surface (*): 12.0m²)
14.3m²
Bedroom 7
(Carrez law surface (*): 26.8m²)
30.6m²
Bathroom 4 8.0m²
Mezzanine overlooking the games room
(Carrez law surface (*): 9.5m²)
14.6m²
Hallway 3.6m²
(*) Carrez law surface: only floor areas where the ceiling height is at least 1.80m are taken into account.
Second-floor plan
Second-floor plan
Main house
Basement (Areas not included in Carrez law surface)
44.0m²
Climate-controlled wine cellar
17.0m²
Technical room 27.0m²
Annexe
(Partly under eaves - Floor areas)
25.2m²
Living area with kitchen and sleeping space (Bedroom 8)
12.8m²
Shower room / WC 6.2m²
Mezzanine
(Carrez law surface (*): 0m²)
6.2m²
Annexe
(*) Carrez law surface: only floor areas where the ceiling height is at least 1.80m are taken into account.
Other surfaces

Heated swimming pool (8mx6m) (Zodiac heat pump)
with technical shed, shower and WC
48m²
Enclosed and landscaped park (three-hundred-year-old oak trees) 6,250m²
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Adjacent to Disneyland Paris, the town of Montévrain is located 33km east of Paris (Porte de Bercy).
The property is set in the heart of a beautiful wooded park, featuring majestic oak trees over three hundred years old (the house is the former orangery of the Château de Lagny-sur-Marne).
Former orangery of the Château de Lagny-sur-Marne
The house within its park
A location in a haven of greenery
The property is located in the commune of Montévrain (just a few minutes' walk from its centre), in a privileged setting, within a beautiful wooded park featuring majestic oak trees over three hundred years old.
  • Most shops and services are available in the village. For additional amenities, the Clos du Chêne retail park (5 minutes by car) offers around sixty stores, including major brands specialising in home and personal goods, several large supermarkets, and a growing selection of restaurants.
  • Schools (from nursery to secondary level) are located within Montévrain. Sixth form colleges are in Lagny-sur-Marne (5 to 10 minutes by car) and Serris (10 minutes).
  • The nearest railway station is Lagny-sur-Marne (10 minutes away). The Val d’Europe and Marne-la-Vallée – Chessy RER stations (with high-speed TGV access) are also easily reachable.
  • Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (Roissy): 25 minutes / Paris-Orly Airport: 35 minutes.
Just a stone’s throw from the capital, Montévrain is a haven of greenery where modernity meets a gentle way of life. Bordered by the Marne and crossed by the Dhuis aqueduct, the town offers landscapes perfect for leisurely walks, with wooded trails and peaceful riverbanks. Its past is revealed through landmarks such as the Church of Saint-Rémy, a witness to history dating back to the 11th century.
Montévrain is also a dynamic town, blending tradition and modern development. Just minutes away, Disneyland Paris sparkles with its lights, while the Val d’Europe urban centre, with its shops and elegant architecture, invites visitors to explore at leisure.
Landscapes of Seine-et-Marne
The landscapes of Seine-et-Marne
In the heart of a preserved department with a rich natural heritage
Often called the "green lung of Île-de-France", Seine-et-Marne is the region’s largest and greenest department, with a quarter of its land covered in green spaces, including the renowned Fontainebleau Forest.
Seine-et-Marne offers an exceptional cultural and natural diversity, featuring:
  • Iconic castles such as Fontainebleau, Vaux-le-Vicomte, Blandy-les-Tours, Nemours, and Fontenay-Trésigny.
  • Picturesque medieval towns (Nemours, Moret-sur-Loing, Provins) and charming villages (Barbizon), showcasing the department’s rich historical and artistic past.
  • Disneyland Paris, Europe’s most visited theme park, just 15 minutes from the house.
  • Expansive natural areas with diverse wildlife and flora, including the Gâtinais Français Regional Nature Park and the Marais de la Bassée wetlands.
  • Numerous hiking trails, scenic cycling routes, and water activities on the Marne River.
  • Prestigious equestrian centres and multiple golf clubs, including Golf Paris Val d’Europe (5km away) and Golf d’Ormesson (18km away), both offering modern facilities for players of all levels.
  • The Fontainebleau Royal Forest (less than an hour’s drive), home to hundreds of marked trails and 300km of walking paths.
  • The Grand Morin Valley, once a favourite subject of Impressionist painters, celebrated for its stunning scenery.
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Paris
Close to Paris and its many attractions
The gates of Paris are accessible in under 30 minutes by car from the house.
The Val d’Europe RER A station (7 minutes away) provides a direct connection to central Paris (Châtelet-les-Halles) in 40 minutes.
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This tranquil commune offers a genuine provincial lifestyle, while still allowing quick access to the capital’s vast cultural and artistic scene.
Seine-et-Marne is also at the heart of the Grand Paris project, which will bring major future developments in transport, infrastructure, and housing. This includes ongoing modernisation of the RER network to increase train frequency and capacity. These upcoming projects will drive unprecedented economic growth in eastern Paris, further enhancing the area’s appeal.
Already boosted by the presence of Disneyland Paris, the region will continue to grow as a major hub, attracting new job opportunities in tourism, hospitality, services, and retail.
Highlights:
  • Exceptional setting – Absolute tranquillity
  • Prestigious historic property (former orangery of the Château de Lagny-sur-Marne)
  • Rich in character and charm, featuring unique architectural elements
  • Self-contained annexe
  • Fibre-optic internet and an electric vehicle charging point in the main house
  • Motorised entrance gate – Exterior lighting
Historic orangery of the Château de Lagny-sur-Marne
The property within its surroundings
Year of construction:
1870
Annual amount of the tax "taxe foncière":
€ 5,907
Type of heating:
Gas central heating
Rating procedures:
DPE rating
GES rating
€ 1,575,000
The measurements and layouts provided on this site have been made with the utmost care; however, plans, dimensions, and arrangements are for reference only and are not contractual.
Contact :
Georges Méreau
06 80 40 29 18
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