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Vétheuil
House
EUR 980,000
A few steps from the Seine, in the heart of Vétheuil – the village chosen by Claude Monet as his refuge and affectionately nicknamed 'the other Giverny' – stands a singular residence where art, architecture, and time have sealed a pact. Built in 1784, the property was the home of Edmond Collignon, a painter trained by Delacroix and Delaroche. His imprint remains vivid: exceptional painted ceilings grace several rooms like suspended masterpieces. Behind a discreet facade, the house unfolds its volumes across three levels. On the ground floor, the reception room sets the tone: beneath a coffered ceiling painted with scrollwork, grotesques, and ornamental motifs, a sculpted stone fireplace dialogues with a wall of exposed rubble and large pale stone slabs. A large sliding glass door erases the boundary between interior and terrace. Extending from it, a contemporary kitchen with a central island and original timber beam, aptly marrying today's comfort with the essence of the place. On the upper floor, the surprise is total: a double-height living room, dominated by a mezzanine with white balustrade and lit by a monumental studio-style glass roof that opens a panoramic view over the Se…





