Next to the Seine, 2 rooms (26m2) - pool

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In a holiday atmosphere, for a few days or a little more, for work or to relax and rest, we welcome you to our little corner of paradise, with direct access to the Seine, near the House Emile Zola- Dreyfus Museum, Château de Médan, 15 minutes walk from the pretty village of Villennes-sur-Seine, 10 minutes by car from the golf course.

Access to the swimming pool, gym, bicycles, garden of the property, boat trips and water skiing by inquiring on site.

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In a welcoming house, just renovated, at the entrance to the property, a beautiful two-room apartment consisting of a small living room with fitted kitchen, a comfortable bedroom and a nice bathroom; located in a beautiful property with swimming pool and direct access to a pontoon and the Seine.

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Aug 30, 2022 - Sep 6, 2022

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Medan, Île-de-France, i-France

Médan, a village with a strong artistic tradition:
- In the 16th century, the hunting lodge, which would later become the castle, was frequented by Ronsard and the poets of the Pléiade (Du Bellay, Baïf, etc.) who came to hunt and write poems and epigrams.
- Later in 1878, it was Emile Zola who, seduced by the charm of the place, acquired a small house which he called a "rabbit hut" which grew with the author's literary success. Rougon Macquart.
- Closer to us, in 1924, the Nobel Prize for Literature, Maurice Maeterlinck moved to the castle and created some of his works there.
During your walks, you can discover the 3 historical monuments:
- The castle (late 15th century) and its terrace (labeled by the Ministry of Culture and Communication "Maison des Illustres"),
- The Saint Germain church (17th century),
- The Emile Zola house, an essential stopover on the "Route des Maisons d'Ecrivains in Ile-de-France and Normandy".