luxury houses for sale Aube, France (page 2)

iad France - Sandrine CLOQUEMIN offers you: RARE on the market!!! Located in Montaulin, 20 minutes from Lake Orient Forest and Troyes, this family home of 305 m² of living space offers 7 bedrooms in a spacious and well-appointed living environment with beautiful materials, set on a plot of 2,370 m², with a swimming pool and double garage.The ground floor consists of a large modern and equipped kitchen of 53 m², a bright and friendly living room of 54 m² giving access to the terrace and pool, a pantry, and a laundry room that complete the storage spaces, providing practical comfort for daily life thanks to its shower room and 2 separate toilets.Above the small living room, a functional and pleasant office with a view of nature, ideal for remote work.3 Bedrooms including a large parental bedroom with a bathroom & shower and an adjoining dressing room, give direct access to the terrace and the pool.On the first floor, 4 comfortable bedrooms offer good sleeping capacity, a modern shower room with a toilet. A large landing separates 2 bedrooms by a relaxation and leisure area.In terms of amenities, the house is equipped with a complete and efficient heating system: underfloor heating, heat pump, reversible air conditioning, and modern pellet stove. Fiber and a security system with video surveillance ensure comfort and safety. The property is fenced, guaranteeing privacy and tranquility.Outside, fully enjoy beautiful days thanks to the heated swimming pool with a heat pump and the summer kitchen! A terrace pleasantly extends the living areas and the 3 bedrooms on the ground floor, while the double garage completes this rare property, combining space, modernity, and quality amenities.Contact me to arrange a visit and discover this whole property.Agency fees are the responsibility of the seller. A valid identification document will be requested at the visit, in accordance with Article L.561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation to clear brush, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate advertisement has been written under the editorial responsibility of Mrs. Sandrine CLOQUEMIN, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the RSAC of TROYES under number 891264673, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of the company I@D France SAS.This description has been automatically translated from French.

An elegant, 19th-century manor house and its garden, five minutes from Troyes and 1.5 hours from Paris. Completely enclosed by walls, the property is accessible via a pedestrian gate that opens on to a path that leads to the dwelling and its outbuilding, while the edifice’s undeniably symmetrical design recalls other manor houses found throughout the Champagne countryside, which were built in the late 19th century, a period when the surrounding agricultural prosperity gave rise to these dwellings in which modern comfort went hand in hand with elegant architecture. As for the two-storey dwelling, it is cadenced by brick or pale stone horizontal stripes, highlighting the building’s proportions, whereas its arched brick window/door surrounds provide a polychromous touch and its quoins accentuate an impression of solidity. With tall, low-arched windows safeguarded by wooden shutters, in the middle of the dwelling a couple of front steps lead to its oak double-door entrance, while the dwelling’s understated appeal is showcased by two brick chimneys, which emerge from its flat tile hipped roof. Surrounded by vast grounds, the dwelling also includes a glazed extension, which was discreetly added to the back, allowing the historical edifice to retain its charming allure from the street.

A 19th-century Anglo-Norman inspired villa in 3-hectare grounds with a swimming pool, between Champagne and Burgundy, 20 minutes from Troyes. A stream flows through this property standing alongside a local road on the outskirts of a village. It can be reached through an openwork iron gate that opens onto three buildings to the right, namely a main outbuilding, a barn and a garage, opposite which, having crossed a bridge, the villa stands in the middle of the lawned and tree-filled grounds. Two limestone-built pavilions set at right angles stand next to it and were probably built before the villa. To the left, the first building is topped by a steeply sloped roof made of old tiles, on which there is a dormer with a triangular pediment, while a tall brick chimney stack can be found on the ridge cap. The sober facades combine exposed stonework and rendering, on which trellises are attached, allowing wisteria or climbing roses to offer a gentler touch in the future. The small, two-storey construction is made up of four rooms, each with a floor area of approximately 20 m², in addition to the entrance. The interior requires complete renovation. Opposite the first building, the residence boasts a more imposing presence. It is taller, more slender and is made of the same materials: limestone facades, brick quoins and flat tiles on the various roofs. It is tucked away in the shelter of tall trees from behind which it looms as you approach. It was most probably built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries and stands out thanks to its eclectic architecture, combining regional influences that were in vogue at the time: decorative half-timbering, tall and slender gable walls, crafted dormers and steeply sloped roofs, forming a unique silhouette. As for the dormers, brick stringcourses and central solid wood entrance door, they are evocative of the Belle Époque period. The three-storey villa, with an additional basement level, has a lounge, living room, kitchen and office as well as the entrance hall on the ground floor. On the upper floors, there are eight bedrooms and four bathrooms or shower rooms, as well as corridors and storage space.

Ref. 4906: Former château with outbuildings for sale in the Aube At the end of a tarmac-surfaced local road that turns into a dirt track lies this former ‘château’, which has now been transformed into a beautiful building with a touch of a Russian dacha about it, complete with balconies and a frieze on the roof. The property is secluded at the end of a dirt track, though not entirely isolated thanks to the presence of an inhabited farmhouse nearby. The property, surrounded by 20 hectares (49 acres) of woodland featuring a pond, offers an oasis of tranquillity whilst being close to a town with all the necessary shops and a railway station for journeys to Paris (or elsewhere). The ground floor comprises a dining room, a large living room, a lounge, a kitchen, a utility room, a boiler room and a toilet. Upstairs, the main landing leads to a study. The corridor leads to a bedroom and a shower room. Further on, a small landing, connected to the kitchen by a secondary staircase, provides access to a bedroom. Continuing along the corridor to the right are the master bedroom and its en-suite bathroom. On the other side of the main staircase, the gallery on the left leads to a toilet situated in the former tower, access to the loft via a ladder, and three further bedrooms. The outbuildings comprise: A/ An open garage (parking / garden equipment) Attached to the house, this recently built garage is in very good condition and is directly accessible from the boiler room. B/ An annexe Situated to the left of the house, this building comprises a room on a concrete slab, leading on one side to a landing with a smoking room and, on the other, to two vaulted cellars. Above the cellars, a convertible mezzanine level is situated beneath a pitched roof. A drying room and a canopy complete this complex, which appears to be in good overall condition. The estate covers 20 hectares (49 acres), comprising approximately 2 hectares of landscaped grounds, a woodland in front of the house and a pond – which is currently silted up – that could be restored. The woodland consists mainly of poplars, coppice and Austrian black pines. The pond is fed by a stream, which in turn originates from a spring on the property. A dirt track runs the length of the estate, allowing visitors to fully appreciate its varied landscapes. Cabinet LE NAIL – Aube - Mr Michel FLOIRAT : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Michel FLOIRAT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 404 179 657. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

A stately 17th-century dwelling and its landscaped garden with swimming pool, on the border of Champagne and Burgundy, 35 minutes from Troyes. A testament to the many architectural transformations that profoundly marked the southern Champagne region between the Ancien Régime and the 19th century, the dwelling’s timber-framed exteriors, in all likelihood inherited from the 17th century, perpetuate a type of construction widely utilised throughout the region, while its rear brick and stone exterior illustrates the adjustments made in the following century, which was precisely when Eugène Belgrand, a native of the region and eventual colleague of Baron Haussmann, was working on modernising Paris’s sewer system. Built along a local road and enclosed by stone walls, the property is located in the village’s historical centre, whereas, erected over former ramparts, the dwelling abuts a 16th-century church and its tower-steeple, whose dazzling white exteriors make it shine like a beacon throughout the surrounding countryside of the Armance River valley. From the street, a metal gate opens on to a natural stone courtyard, which is, in turn, framed by the main dwelling’s two perpendicular wings, as well as an outbuilding, placed directly opposite, while extending on from the courtyard is an esplanade between the two buildings, planted with lime trees and a large variety of vegetation, including euphorbia hedges, which have been arranged into landscaped beds. In addition, a series of staircases then leads to three terraced gardens, spread out below, the last one of which includes a swimming pool that blends in seamlessly with its environment. Constructed over cellars, the three-storey dwelling is topped with a local flat tile roof, whereas its half-timbered main façade features wooden joinery, which showcases the dwelling’s authentic charm. As for its rectangular large-paned, double-glazed windows and doors, all recent, they are primarily safeguarded with light blue wooden shutters, while, festooned and cadenced by a wide variety of topiaries (bay laurels, yews and hornbeams), the side of the dwelling overlooking the valley, more classical in appearance, was built out of brick and stone. Lastly, facing this initial building, the second edifice, also inhabitable, contains a garage and a summer kitchen as well as a bedroom with a shower room. Thus, along with those on the first two floors of the main dwelling, the property features six bedrooms as well as four bathrooms and four shower rooms in total, whereas its living areas are located on the dwelling’s ground floor, its cellar is completely functional and its convertible attic space has already been partially renovated.

TIMBER-FRAME HOUSE IN ASSENAY In Assenay, this property sits on a single, contiguous plot of nearly 7,000 m², featuring century-old trees, orchards, a pond, and expansive open spaces. The house, built by a company renowned for its artisanal craftsmanship, is situated at the center of the grounds and constructed using sustainable materials. The property includes outbuildings and potential for future development, including two buildable plots located at the entrance. A GARDEN THAT BLENDS CULTIVATION, RELAXATION, AND HOSPITALITY In Assenay, on the main street, a gate opens onto a driveway leading to the house. The first few meters wind through trees, with open areas for strolling and denser sections that frame the views. Orchards flank the house on either side. The pond sits in the foreground, visible through the greenery and accessible on foot. Other paths lead to the vegetable garden, the chicken coop, and the horse stall. A garage, a shed, and a separate building are also on the property. The latter could serve as a workshop or be converted into living space. The house gradually reveals itself in the center of its pleasant garden. A HOME ROOTED IN LOCAL MATERIALS AND CRAFTSMANSHIP The entrance opens directly onto the main room, with an open kitchen at the far end. Wood is omnipresent. The large open fireplace anchors the space. The volume unfolds beneath the exposed roof structure, with a height that varies as one moves through the space. The windows open onto the garden, and the terraces follow the changing light of the day. The kitchen connects to a laundry room and the original garage, located at the rear. A bedroom and a bathroom occupy this level. Upstairs, the attic spaces house a second bedroom and its bathroom, as well as an additional room. The available ceiling heights allow these spaces to be adapted as needed. The construction, carried out by Valentin?a company recognized with the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label?features exposed wood and masonry joints. Any potential improvements would focus on fixtures and finishes, as the existing structural framework requires no major repairs. A REGION THAT ENRICHES THE LOCATION The medieval city of Troyes is just a twenty-minute drive away, with its half-timbered streets, factory outlets, and stained-glass windows scattered throughout the historic center. Roads lead directly there, making it easy to visit regularly for a day or a late afternoon. In the immediate vicinity, the Forêt d'Orient Regional Nature Park offers outdoor activities with its lakes, forests, and trails accessible year-round. The vineyards of the Champagne Route are part of the same region, while Reims is about an hour and a half away, providing access to its wine cellars and cultural life. AGENCY REVIEW This house and garden ensemble, refined over four decades, serves as a true anchor for an extraordinary living environment. The house fits seamlessly into this setting, characterized by a structural coherence underpinned by remarkable artisanal craftsmanship. The appeal of the site lies in this direct relationship between the structure and its natural, peaceful surroundings, as well as in the potential to develop the property further from an existing, stable, and immediately usable foundation.

An 18th-century residence in a landscaped garden, between vineyards and forests, 30 minutes from Troyes. This entirely walled property, bordered by two communal roads, can be found in the medieval centre of Bar-sur-Seine. From the street to the southwest, the main entrance to the plot is through a wooden gate framed by stone pilasters, followed to the left by a winter garden and a hen coop. The lawned, tree-filled and flowery garden stretches out to the main facade of the residence, which faces southwest. It is made of rendered rubble stone, has two storeys above a cellar and beneath a converted attic, which is topped by a sprocketed hipped roof made of flat tiles, punctuated with gable dormers. The soberly built facade includes a moulded stringcourse between its two main levels and rectangular openings organised into regular vertical rows, with wooden window frames and finely crafted ironwork guard-rails. Four of the openings are fitted with doors and French windows. On the other side of the property, from the street running in front of it, there is an entrance via stone porch with a double-leaf wooden gate opening onto a cobbled drive, on which three vehicles can be parked. To the left of the drive, there are several outbuildings, most of which are made of stone: a barn, a summer kitchen, a former stables and a woodstore. To the right, the main building, extending perpendicularly at the back of the courtyard, stands opposite these annexes.

A stately 19th-century manor house and its courtyard-garden, 1.5 hours from Paris, in the middle of the Aube department. Completely enclosed by high stone walls, the property is accessible via a gate that opens on to a flagstone courtyard, which communicates with both the dwelling and outbuilding. As for the four-storey dwelling, located in the middle of the lot and facing southwest, it was built on the corner of two streets and features a classical style with an emphasis on elegance, while its exteriors, constructed out of pointed ashlar buhrstone, are cadenced by low-arched windows/doors surrounded by red and brown bricks, which are also used in its stringcourses and cornice, the latter two rather systematically defining each of the dwelling’s different levels. With tall windows and white frames, safeguarded by decorative wrought-iron guardrails and folding metal shutters, which contribute to the dwelling’s architectural charm, the main façade’s left bay has been designed as part of an eye-catching forepart topped with a triangular pediment, which breaks with the manor’s overall symmetry. In addition, the verdant garden is structured around an emerald green lawn, a large number of potted plants, a flagstone courtyard and a wall with thick vegetation, which helps shelter the property from view, while a one-storey outbuilding, located in the southwest part of the lot and accessible from both the main street and courtyard, is festooned with climbing vegetation and features a glazed front door, atelier-type windows, a flat slate roof, as well as a bed planted with hydrangeas. Further on, another bed planted with a variety of different flowers extends over a large part of the courtyard, alongside a number of pruned box trees.

iad France - Benjamin Bureau offers you: Located in the heart of Lusigny-sur-Barse, this magnificent half-timbered farmhouse offers a rare potential for lovers of large spaces and character projects. An authentic property with multiple possibilities: family dwelling, artisanal activity, guest houses, rental investment, or exceptional renovation project.Characteristics of the farmhouse: - House of 135m² living space on the ground floor and 90m² on the upper floor, insulated and plastered. - T2 apartment of 41m². - Land: 3925 m². - 92m² platform to be developed. - Barn of 181m² on the ground with the possibility to convert an upper level. - Workshop of 89m² convertible.The house (135m²) Energy Performance Certificate D: - Living room (43m²) with exposed beams and a character fireplace. - Fitted kitchen (21.5m²) with electric oven, dishwasher, gas hob, and fireplace. - Bathroom (10.5m²) with shower, bathtub, vanity unit, bidet, toilet, and towel dryer. - 3 bedrooms (17m², 12m², and 9m²). - Independent toilet with water point. - Upper floor (90m²) insulated and plastered. - Viessmann gas condensing boiler, double-glazed wood, fiber optics, and secure door.The apartment (41m²) Energy Performance Certificate C: - Living room with character fireplace and half-timbering. - Customized equipped kitchen by Quadro with oven and electric hobs. - Bedroom. - Bathroom with towel dryer. - Heat pump, air conditioning, and double-glazed wood.Outbuildings: - 92m² platform with a character fireplace. - Workshop of 89m² convertible. - Barn of 181m² with roof redone in 2016. Possibility of an upper level. Cased well with motorized pump.All is connected to the main sewer.2 hours from Paris and in the heart of the regional natural park of the Forêt d'Orient, this farmhouse offers a magnificent opportunity. By developing everything, one can reach 650m² of living space.Agency fees borne by the seller. Energy display information on this property: ENERGY class D index 169 and CLIMATE class D index 36. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation for clearing, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate ad was drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Benjamin Bureau, independent real estate agent (without fund holdings), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered with the TROYES RSAC under number 941575482, holder of the real estate marketing card on behalf of I@D France SAS.

RIVER CHARM AND HOSPITALITY POTENTIAL ON THE BANKS OF THE AUBE MANOR HOUSE NEAR CHAUMONT On the banks of the River Aube, a former 15th-century mill, converted into a country house in the 18th century, boasts architecture that blends seamlessly into the landscape. Light-coloured stone, balanced volumes and outbuildings form a complex structured around a park of around eight hectares. Water frames the views and creates a constant dialogue between the building and nature. The interior layout reveals a structure suited to various uses, encompassing existing living spaces, areas dedicated to hospitality and spaces waiting to be reimagined. AN INTERIOR STEEPED IN HISTORY In La Ferté-sur-Aube, the walls preserve the memory of the original mill, evident in the depth of the spaces and the flow of the rooms. The living areas flow seamlessly into one another, accommodating both daily life and larger gatherings. The bedrooms, including several suites, form part of this continuity. One part of the house offers the privacy of residential use, whilst another lends itself to accommodation. Other spaces, still in the making, provide a foundation for future development, hinting at additional fittings depending on the projects envisaged. Further along, certain spaces reveal a more distinct purpose. A former professional kitchen, designed to orchestrate shared moments, evokes the past presence of renowned chefs. Not far away, a reception room continues this theme, allowing one to imagine gatherings, celebrations or communal occasions. More discreet, the mill's former machinery stands as a unique witness. It introduces an almost scenographic dimension, where the site's technical heritage can become a backdrop for more unexpected experiences or uses. The site suggests as much as it structures, leaving room for gradual appropriation, somewhere between habitation and project. THE PARK AS A REFUGE Outside, the estate stretches across meadows, mature trees and a natural riverside. The park, covering around eight hectares, forms an open landscape, ideal for a variety of uses, from simple leisure to outdoor hospitality activities. The outbuildings, already partially restored, are arranged around the manor house and extend its presence. Barns, former dormitories and ancillary buildings form a structured ensemble, offering additional spaces to be utilised as required. A tennis court completes the ensemble and contributes to the estate's welcoming atmosphere. Amidst stone, water and vegetation, the site maintains a balanced rhythm, allowing for a harmonious blend of private life and hospitality. A TERRITORY TO EXPLORE At the heart of a still-unspoilt region, between the vineyards of Champagne and the great forests of northern Burgundy, La Ferté-sur-Aube sets a slower, almost suspended pace. In the immediate vicinity, the National Forest Park encompasses one of the largest protected forest areas in Western Europe, offering an immersion in unspoilt nature. The landscapes alternate between deep forests and the hillsides of Champagne. Just a few minutes away, the Côte des Bar invites you to discover a lesser-known vineyard, whilst Burgundy extends the horizon. Let's imagine a day that begins in the tranquillity of the surrounding woods. Morning light streams through the rooms, accompanying a shared breakfast. Later, the roads lead to the vineyards, the cellars open, and the traditions are passed on. The afternoon brings us back to the estate. Our pace slows in the park or the neighbouring woods, as we observe and breathe in the air. In the evening, the spaces come alive again; a table is set, the place buzzes with activity, giving way to more intimate moments or larger gatherings. In this spirit, the place welcomes as much as it inspires. It becomes the setting for stays, gatherings or celebrations, underpinned by a direct relationship between nature, architecture and use. AGENCY'S VIEW This manor house in Laferté-sur-Aube offers a clear distinction between living space and project space. A former mill converted into a residence, it is situated in a sought-after setting between Champagne and Burgundy, in the immediate vicinity of a preserved natural area. Its layout, enhanced by spaces dedicated to hospitality, gastronomy and more unique uses, allows for a variety of projects, ranging from residential to hospitality, within a fluid and evolving approach to the site.

Réf. 4787: multi-purpose property for sale near Chaource This beautiful agricultural, equestrian and event venue, bordered by a river, is located in the Armance region, a lush area of hills, meadows, pastures and forests around Chaource in the Aube department. Here, you will be accompanied only by the sound of birdsong, with no neighbours nearby to disturb you. Troyes, the economic and cultural centre of the Aube department, is 40 minutes away by car. Chaource, a small village with all the shops you need, is 10 minutes away. Champagne lovers can satisfy their taste buds in Les Riceys, an authentic and beautifully restored wine-growing village located half an hour away. Les Riceys is known for its rare vintages of rosé champagne. 1/ Private part : The main house is a former 12th C. fortified house with walls one metre thick and numerous beams. It dates back to 1120 and offers 220 sqm of living space on two floors with an attic and a billiard room. It is organised around an entrance hall leading to a kitchen, a living/dining room of approximately 75 sqm and a large lounge of approximately 75 sqm. This level is completed by technical rooms including a boiler room and a pool room. The sleeping area consists of four comfortable bedrooms (approximately 12 to 20 sqm), complemented by a bathroom, a separate shower room and storage space. Behind the house, you can enjoy a beautiful 12 x 6 m swimming pool in the summer. 2/ Public part To the left of the house is the guest accommodation. Covering an area of over 1,300 sqm, this section includes a 210 sqm reception room for weddings, adjoining a 70 sqm professional kitchen. The accommodation comprises 108 beds in 20 bedrooms. Adjacent to the house is a stone building with storage, workshop and storage space. A 1,000 sqm agricultural shed, a 36 x 17 m indoor riding arena, a 56 x 25 m outdoor arena and meadows complete this 15 acres fully fenced equestrian, agricultural and event complex. A path starting at the intersection of a small country road leads to the property, which can be glimpsed behind the trees. The residential and accommodation areas form an L-shape surrounded by meadows and bordered by a first-class river. In front of the main house, a large lawn and a fenced-in field are separated from a sandy horse training arena by a driveway. Behind the house and the accommodation section, meadows provide grazing for the horses. Everything here exudes calm and tranquillity, except perhaps on wedding days... Cabinet LE NAIL – Aube - Mr Michel FLOIRAT : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 Michel FLOIRAT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 404 179 657. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

CHERISHED 18th CENTURY RECTORY NEAR LAKE D'ORIENT In the heart of a peaceful village on the Camino de Santiago, this charming 18th-century rectory is located not far from Bar-sur-Seine. With an area of 300 m², it was fully restored in 1979. It features six bedrooms and a fenced plot of 13 ares, perfect for lovers of outdoor living. Some modernization work is expected to unveil the full potential of this little gem. INTIMACY FOR ALL, OVER TWO LEVELS After the war, it was transformed into a tailoring workshop for the brand "Petit Bateau," and the property was restored to its original state by its last owners, who loved authenticity. Ancient stones and beams have been highlighted, the roof was completely redone in 2002, and woodwork has been meticulously restored. Everything is in place. On the ground floor: entrance hall, spacious living/dining room with an impressive stone fireplace and bar area, an office with aquarium and library, fitted kitchen, laundry room, one bedroom, bathroom (to be redone), and WC. Upstairs: hallway serving four bright bedrooms, a recent bathroom with WC. Attic across the whole property and two vaulted cellars. In terms of dependencies, the volumes open up to you and your guests: A lovely 55m² house awaits your friends with its living space, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, and WC. Ideal for seasonal rental, of course. This is complemented by a garage, a workshop, and a boiler room (oil). Well in the courtyard. Sanitation needs to be brought up to standard. And for summer evenings, a recent wooden terrace allows you to fully enjoy the privacy of the walled garden and the stunning view over the neighboring pastures. TRAVEL BACK IN TIME BETWEEN NATURE AND CULTURE In the heart of the Aube, the charming village of Marolles les Bailly will transport you to its history-laden past. Nearby, all the amenities of Bar-sur-Seine, the forests of the National Park, and the banks of the Seine. Water sports enthusiasts will be delighted by the lake of the forest of Orient. Two golf courses are also less than 10 minutes away. Moreover, a cultural getaway to the medieval city of Troyes is only 30 minutes by car to discover its rich heritage. AGENCY'S OPINION Ideal as a second home or a primary residence. Between its charming inner courtyard and its walled garden, the tranquility of this village is assured. Also, unobstructed views over the neighboring countryside, 5 minutes from the banks of the Seine and the Champagne vineyards. The A5 motorway is 6 minutes away, and a train station (direct line to Paris in 2 hours) is 15 minutes away. This charming rectory awaits you for good times. It’s up to you to breathe new life into it, to rekindle its sacred past, between Aube and Champagne. Complete file available upon request. Julie ROWLETT (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 535 049 068 - VERSAILLES.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Renovated Manor House near Troyes. In the heart of Lusigny-sur-Barse, on the outskirts of Troyes and the Forêt d'Orient Regional Natural Park, this 17th-century manor house tells the story of four centuries of history. Its cut-stone facades enclose generous living spaces, completely redesigned in 2021, blending the refinement of an illustrious past with the fluidity of contemporary comfort. Behind the motorized gate, a nearly one-hectare enclosed park unfolds with lawns, ancient trees, and secluded glades. The house now offers five elegant suites, a spacious, high-end kitchen, and superb living rooms with antique parquet floors, period woodwork, and fine wrought ironwork. An atmosphere that is both noble and soothing, ideal for a large family or a thriving hospitality business. Close to lakes, the Champagne vineyards, and the markets of Troyes, it combines the art of living, tourist potential, and the tranquility of the countryside in the very center of town. A Sublime Heritage: The immense, open-plan entrance hall leads to a central staircase that harmoniously connects the two levels. The eye glides from the exposed beams to the delicate moldings, while the period parquet floors radiate a gentle warmth. The light-filled reception rooms flow seamlessly into one another, perfect for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings. Upstairs, five refined suites, each with its own bathroom, offer the comfort of a private mansion. The master bathroom, complete with a sauna and whirlpool bath, invites relaxation. Convertible attic space and a separate guest house with a reception room offering breathtaking views of the park provide ample opportunity for new projects, such as a games room, artist's studio, or event space. Private Park and Outbuildings for Family Life or Events: Sheltered by walls and wrought-iron gates, the park reveals a rich and peaceful natural setting: lawns, ancient trees, a clearing, an orchard, and a vegetable garden. The south-facing terrace is perfect for summer meals. The fitted wine cellar and outbuildings--gîte, chicken coop, garage, small sheds, and the brick tower--complete the property with charm and functionality. This spacious setting allows for private events, weddings, or seminars, while preserving the privacy of a family home. Located between Troyes and Burgundy, the house enjoys a rare location: set back from a main road in the heart of Lusigny, twenty minutes from the medieval city of Troyes and two kilometers from the large lakes. Swimming, sailing, fishing, golf, and the famous Champagne Route offer countless leisure activities. Paris and Dijon are accessible in two hours, and Reims in 1 hour and 15 minutes. This characterful property with grounds in Lusigny-sur-Barse thus combines the proximity of everyday amenities and urban services, the allure of nature, and the richness of a renowned regional heritage. Agency review: This manor house combines the charm of a 17th-century building with the demands of contemporary renovation. Its enclosed grounds, outbuildings, and elegant suites make it an ideal retreat for a large family, a bed and breakfast business, or private events. It is a unique address, at the crossroads of Champagne and Burgundy, where history and modernity blend in perfect harmony. Full details available upon request.

Located in the charming village of Dienville, just a few minutes from Lac d'Amance and the Forêt d'Orient Nature Park, this majestic Maison de Maître of approx. 400 m² embodies the elegance of the past, with its stone walls and half-timbering, combined with development potential. Formerly a presbytery and coaching inn, this property of character sits on 6,000 m² of wooded grounds with its ornamental pond, offering an idyllic, bucolic setting. The main house comprises : Four vast, bright and quiet bedrooms Two bathrooms, each equipped with a shower A contemporary open kitchen with fireplace, ideal for your receptions The outbuilding : An independent office, perfect for telecommuting or a liberal activity A private theater with stage, rare and unique, for cultural or private events Possibility of converting into a charming gîte or chambres d'hôtes Possibility of converting part of the outbuilding into an 80 m² apartment Possibility of building a swimming pool to complete this exceptional property Roofs completely redone Property taxes: €1,100 per year Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Information and visits 7 days a week. Agency fees payable by seller. Agency fees payable by seller. +33610071308