Equestrian Centre South of Paris €1,908,000

Magnificent equestrian estate located in a haven of peace. 10 minutes from Fontainebleau (du grand Parquet). The structure is equipped with: 25 horse boxes, 15 paddocks, 70m x 45m training quarry in Fontainebleau sand, a studio apartment, type II apartment, treatment room, woodland, 6 adjoining hectares, stream borders part of the property.

Main House for residential use of 240m² living space, ie. 4 bedrooms including a master suite on the ground floor.

The department of Seine et Marne is located east of Paris / Ile de France and shares borders with Champagne Ardenne, Burgundy, Picardy and the Centre region. It is also the largest department of the region. Two rivers, the Seine and the Marne run through it, hence the department getting its named.

Seine et Marne is a rich department which houses as much rural areas as an extension of Paris suburbs. It is also the largest department in the region for agriculture in fact around 60% of its area is covered by crops, mainly wheat and sugar beets.

Thanks to its location close by Paris and next to the Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport, the economy of Seine et Marne is very strong.

Tourism is another large source of income for the department, due to its cultural and historical heritage, the area attracts many visitors, not to mention the Disney Entertainment Park which is one of the most tourist attractions in France.

Seine et Marne is also renowned for its business tourism, being close to the Paris infrastructures and within easy access to the countryside, it displays all the required facilities. Seine et Marne is both a dynamic department thanks to its closeness to Paris and a peaceful department with a large countryside.

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