Luxury houses for sale Gueberschwihr, France (page 2)

Situated close to the station and the town centre, in the heart of a leafy district that is much sought-after for its peaceful surroundings, this mansion house was built in 1905 in 6 acres of enclosed grounds planted with trees. It has been elegantly renovated, with plenty of room for its charming features such as high ceilings, herringbone parquet flooring and mouldings, and now houses two independent maisonettes, making it ideal for two families or for combining a professional activity with a place to live. The first duplex, measuring 149 m², has a ground-floor entrance hall that opens onto a pleasant lounge leading onto a terrace at the rear of the building. Behind a sliding door with finely carved woodwork, the dining room boasts particularly generous volumes and is extended by an open-plan kitchen with a dining area. Nestling in the heart of a curved extension, the kitchen benefits from an exceptional amount of light thanks to the numerous windows overlooking the garden. A bedroom and shower room complete this level. The upper floor offers a vast bedroom and a very comfortable bathroom. On the first level, the second 173 m² duplex apartment features an entrance hall opening onto a beautiful room with a dining area and an open-plan kitchen with bar area. A comfortable, light-filled lounge extends onto a pleasant terrace overlooking the garden. The upper floor is devoted to sleeping quarters. There are three bedrooms, a shower room and a bathroom. An attic and a 50 m² (538 sq ft) fully converted cellar complete the features of this property, which also has a garage and a garden with a swimming pool. Its location and quality features make this a rare property. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros4,820 and euros6,580. Contact : Sébastien 06.34.67.38.68

A mansion in very good condition and its 1,200 m² garden in the historic and affluent Rebberg district of Mulhouse. The property is accessed via a wrought iron gate or a wicket entrance. The house, with its staggered walls and roofs, is sober in style without precluding a few touches of decorative refinement. The layout is L-shaped, with a central front entrance and two additional external doors. The first is accessed via a flight of pink sandstone approach stairs and a wrought iron and glass porch. Access to the garden from the living room is via a terrace sheltered by a balcony and a cast iron and glass awning. The rendered, plain facade is topped by a roof with interlocking tiles and painted barge boards on some of the gable walls. The large-paned windows with carved casings are embellished with wooden shutters, either louvered or solid; those of the ground floor windows opening onto the terrace featuring decorative oculi. The lintels and window breasts of the ground and first floor openings facing the extensive garden are also sculpted. The roof, facade paintwork, window frames, wiring and plumbing have all been recently renovated. The house comprises eleven main rooms, a sitting room with a fireplace, a large kitchen and nine rooms that could be used as bedrooms, spread over the three levels of living space, plus a basement. The ground and upper floors are linked by decorative staircases of different styles. On one side of the house, there is a large swimming pool set into a terrace, while the main part of the garden is located on the other side, accessed via two footpaths running north and south of the house. Cherry trees, magnolias, ginkgo bilobas and wisteria screen the property from the street and from the gardens of neighbouring villas.

A grand early-19th-century house requiring renovation with a walled garden dotted with trees in Mulhouse city centre. The house was once the home of Doctor Paul Curie, who was the grandfather of the famous Nobel-Prize-winning physicist Pierre Curie. Later, it was the home of a family of industrialists. The dwelling features on the visitor circuit for discovering Mulhouse’s historical heart. The property is just a stone’s throw from Saint-Jean chapel, which dates back to the 13th century. It is nestled among calm streets in the city centre. A tree-dotted garden of around four ares surrounds the house. A stone wall separates the garden from the road. You enter the edifice via a double flight of outdoor steps that lead up the south-west-facing facade, or through a vehicle gate on the property’s north-east side. A pedestrian gate on the property’s east corner leads into a small garden of around 70m². The grand house is made of rubble stone coated with rendering. It is rectangular and has three floors. Its street-facing facade is divided into five bays. The dwelling is crowned with a roof of interlocking tiles, punctuated with gabled dormers. The modillions that adorn its cornice, the straight pediment that caps its main door, the quoins that embellish its ground floor, and its tall windows, neatly arranged and fitted with decorated wooden shutters, give pleasant symmetry and rhythm to this remarkable home. The oak entrance door beneath a fanlight of small panes is framed between two pilasters. The house offers a floor area of around 430m².

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LA BRESSE: Very well located in a very quiet and secluded place, you will quickly fall under the charm of this magnificent stone house and its idyllic setting. This old farmhouse, fully renovated and currently operated as a group accommodation for 16 people, consists upstairs of a bedroom, a bathroom with a snail-shaped Italian shower, a toilet, and a huge living room, dining room with fitted and equipped US kitchen opening onto a very pleasant suspended terrace offering a panoramic view of the valley. The ground floor consists of 4 bedrooms, one for 4 people beautifully furnished with brushed wood, all with bathrooms with Italian showers and private toilets. The basement on garden level includes a large game room with a large living room with an ethanol fireplace, a spa, a sauna, and a sixth bedroom for 4 people with an Italian shower and toilet. You will also enjoy a lovely kidney-shaped swimming pool on a 3700 m2 plot, a petanque court, and a shelter for playing ping-pong. Annual income of €120,000 with a team in place for management, cleaning, and maintenance of the exteriors. A property of exception offering the possibility of excellent rental income that will also perfectly suit nature and tranquility lovers who just want to settle in. Les honoraires sont à la charge du vendeur. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.