Luxury houses for sale Muttersholtz, France

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Houssen - Quiet Construction of 2018 adjoined by the garage, discover this magnificent house composed of an entrance, a large living space with direct access to a paved terrace and the SOUTH-WEST garden, a separate WC on the ground floor , 3 bedrooms, one with terrace access and a bathroom with WC upstairs. The property is completed by 1 garage and 2 private parking spaces The advantages: ten-year guarantees, fully equipped Armony kitchen, triple glazing, underfloor heating by heat pump.

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A late-19th-century mansion nestled in the beautiful city of Colmar, opposite the Court of Appeal. Two wrought-iron gates open into driveways that lead to the mansion’s side entrances. The building has a central section that is set back and two wings that are slightly higher than the latter, forming a symmetrical layout. The west driveway also leads to a triple garage at the back of the grounds and a tree-dotted garden that enjoys privacy. This back garden lies at a lower level than the front of the property. The mansion was built at the end of the 19th century and redesigned from the 1960s. It has three floors, a basement and a loft space in each of its two protruding wings. Its north-facing facade is made of stone and rendered with a pale pink coating. It has six bays and exposed quoins and windows surrounds of dressed stone. The windows are tall and rectangular, except on the top floor of the central section, where dormers that are smaller and plainer punctuate this section’s lower mansard roof slope. The windows are all positioned evenly and symmetrically. A balcony adorned with a splendid wrought-iron balustrade runs along the first floor of the central section. Two identical hipped slate roofs crown the east and west wings. At the back, a garden-facing gabled dormer adorns the roof of each wing. The central section’s roof has a two-part mansard slope on its street side and a single slope on its garden side. On the mansion’s different sides, a cornice underlines the roof, which overhangs the walls only slightly. Behind, on the south side, outdoor steps lead from the raised ground floor down to the garden.

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Nestling at the foot of Mont Saint Odile, the village of Klingenthal (literally 'valley of blades') takes its name from the establishment of the first Royal Bladed Arms Manufactory. Situated on a 1.4 hectare site, of which 50 ares can be built on, the castle was built in 1732 on behalf of the Manufacture's contractors. Currently used for events, it has a surface area of 1,000 m² and numerous outbuildings. The carefully tended parkland is enhanced by a pond fed by the neighbouring Ehn River, which was once used to operate the swifts needed to make weapons. From here, a few steps lead up to the main entrance with its overhang supported by ancient columns. The entrance hall, with its period stonework and extensive woodwork, takes the visitor back to another century. It leads to the caretaker's quarters, a fully equipped kitchen for events, a first reception room and two bedrooms. A superb staircase decorated with wrought iron leads to the various floors of the house, including the basement with its vast vaulted reception area warmed by a monumental central fireplace. The first floor, entirely fitted with solid parquet flooring, includes a small lounge, a very beautiful reception room and two bedrooms. Finally, the second and last floor serves the other rooms of the castle, of which there are 22. Within the park, the 4 former grinding workshops represent a potential for further development, while the former stables now house visitors' cars. Particularly well suited to hosting guests and organising events, this place steeped in history has preserved its charm of past centuries. It will delight lovers of old stones who are looking for a place to develop their projects. Obernai at 10 min Strasbourg at 30 min Contact : Kévin 06.95.36.00.99