Description
Located in the heart of a charming village, nestled in the Lorraine Regional Nature Park, and less than an hour from Metz and Nancy, this exceptional property features an elegant character house dating from the late 17th and 18th centuries and its bucolic garden. Completely renovated with care by craftsmen about ten years ago, it offers 476 m² of living space on two levels, complemented by a large convertible attic and a vaulted cellar, set in wooded and enclosed grounds of over 30 acres. A true haven of peace, this charming residence appeals as much for its period character as for its potential for conversion, whether into a large family home or a guesthouse or event venue. The tone is set as soon as you enter: alcoves, Meuse stone fireplaces, antique wood panelling, period staircase, stained glass windows... the charm is instantaneous. Precious witnesses to its history, the architectural features span the centuries. The 18th century permeates the premises with its understated elegance and functionality. The 19th century is expressed through the noble floors and the spectacular 'Flemish' skylight, typical of Lorraine. Every detail has been designed to highlight the authenticity of the place, in a serene and timeless atmosphere. The house now has six spacious bedrooms, designed in the spirit of a family home, combining heritage and conviviality. A large convertible attic, former stables and a spectacularly spacious barn complete the property, offering numerous possibilities for extending the living areas or creating new bedrooms. Five parking spaces and a vaulted cellar add to the appeal of this charming property. Outside, the enclosed garden reveals a bucolic world, punctuated by trees, century-old boxwoods and a barn with great potential. A veritable green oasis, this generous space allows for a variety of uses: hosting events, a vegetable garden, a winter garden or a wellness area. The environment is exceptional thanks to its proximity to major tourist and sporting attractions, notably the Chambley site, known for its aeronautical and sporting events, and Lac de la Madine, offering a wide range of water sports and outdoor activities. The setting is rural, peaceful and unspoilt, yet close to major roads leading to Metz, Nancy, Verdun, Luxembourg and Belgium. This unique property combines history, elegance and potential. Its remarkable architecture, enchanting garden and timeless atmosphere make it a rare home, ideal for those looking for a unique place to live or a high-end hospitality project in an area rich in heritage. Shops less than 10 minutes away by car Schools less than 10 minutes away by car ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed for 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscriptions): between euros4,410 and euros6,010. Contact: Valentine 06.63.32.39.79
