luxury house for sale Bologne, France

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Situated in the heart of a village that is emblematic of French history, this 51-acre property is just a few steps away from attractive places that are popular with visitors, notably the famous Croix de Lorraine. Its various buildings, from which emanate all the cachet of the old, cover 1,000 m² (1,076 sq ft). Charles De Gaulle, whose residence is just a few steps away, is even said to have said these words about the place: 'There, I restore my serenity'. The complex is composed of four independent buildings. The main house has been carefully renovated to highlight all its character assets: woodwork, parquet floors, floor tiles, travertine, fireplaces and French ceilings immerse the visitor in a warm and unique atmosphere. From the entrance on the courtyard side, the tone is set by the majesty of its volumes, its solid oak and terracotta staircase which leads to the reception rooms with access to the garden. The main rooms are an entrance hall, a large lounge, two small lounges, a dining room, a large kitchen and a study. On the ground floor of this building are six beautiful bedrooms with their own bathrooms. A master suite is located on the upper level. A secondary house with two magnificent bedrooms and their bathrooms and a four-room flat with authentic charm also takes place on the estate. An unfinished barn with an impressive roof structure and a commercial space offer additional possibilities for development. The charm and beauty of the perfectly maintained estate with its landscaped garden is ideal for living as a main or secondary residence and could also be used for tourism, seasonal rental or events. The estate can be immediately profitable with the operation of a restaurant with an international reputation; it can also be divided into several lots. Energy class E / Climate class E Estimated average annual energy costs for business use based on energy prices for the year 2021: 16,440 euros Contact : Valentine 06.63.32.39.79, commercial agent RSAC n°540016771

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Located 15 minutes from Joinville and 3? hours from Paris, this authentic log cabin made from real Canadian larch logs spans 343 m² on 3.5 hectares of lush green grounds. Its warm, peaceful atmosphere, without sacrificing comfort, will appeal to nature lovers looking for a haven where they can unwind. From the moment you enter, the impressive volumes of the living space invite you to share moments of relaxation and conviviality. Organised around a central fireplace, the living room is bathed in light thanks to numerous windows opening onto the south-facing terrace. It adjoins a dining area, an open-plan kitchen and a study. A bedroom and shower room complete the ground floor. The upper floor is accessed via a mezzanine overlooking the living room. This leads to a bathroom, a library and three beautiful bedrooms nestling under the exposed roof timbers, with custom-made windows that give the impression of being immersed in greenery. In one of the bedrooms, shimmering stained-glass windows give the room a timeless atmosphere. The south-facing terrace is extended by a wild garden that blends in with the forest, giving its occupants the gentle sensation of being cut off from the world. Energy class C / Climate class: A Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices in 2023: between euros1,260 and euros1,740. Contact: Valentine 06.63.32.39.79

An 18th century mansion in a small medieval town in the Champagne region. At the foot of the hill of the former chateau of the Dukes of Lorraine, the townhouse stands not far from the church of Notre-Dame and its maze of narrow, winding cobbled streets, typical of medieval towns. The property comprises two plots of land at different elevations, with the buildings set around a courtyard of approx. 71 m², along the street level, and a terraced garden with an outbuilding on the upper level. A wooden walkway on stilts and a stone staircase connect the two sections. A previous building depicted on the 16th century town map stood on the street at that time and had two lookouts rising from the roof on either side of the facade. Today, these elements have disappeared, but the two wings on the courtyard side remain, one of which still retains the spiral staircase and the former kitchen buildings at the back of the courtyard. The wing at right angles features a sculpted recess with pediment and pilasters and a statue of the Virgin and Child, probably dating from the 16th century. The 18th century project involved rebuilding the street and rear facades, which probably served to add depth the dwelling towards the courtyard.