Luxury houses for sale Niedermorschwihr, France (page 2)

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Situated 10 minutes from La Bresse, in a region with strong tourist potential and unspoilt natural surroundings, this chapel was built in 1901 and then desanctified in the early 2010s. It now offers 555 m² of floor space on 68 acres of land, some of which can be built on, and is ideal for a range of projects, from organising events to creating unusual gîtes or an unusual place to live. Following its desecration, when a takeover project threatened to destroy it, an entrepreneur from Nancy took a stand and decided to buy the building in order to preserve it. He also ensured that the bells continued to ring out the hours. For more than 10 years, it has been the venue for a variety of cultural events, including exhibitions by painters, sculptors and photographers, as well as concerts, thanks to its acoustics. Built in the neo-Romanesque style, it features impressive 60 cm thick ashlar walls. Built to a traditional plan, it has a central nave, two aisles, a transept and an apse, all of which face north rather than east. It has remained unchanged since it was built, with the exception of the bell tower, which was reduced in height following a fire. The two world wars left the church untouched, although some shrapnel can still be seen. Unfortunately, the original stained glass windows could not be preserved, but 14 of the 17 windows have been restored to their original condition. Now equipped with a layout that is ideal for organising events, notably thanks to its professional kitchen (sold separately), this charming property could also become an exceptional place to live, close to nature. Energy class: Virgin / Climate class: Virgin Contact: Arthur 06 43 71 87 56 of which 6.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

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Offices in an elegant 19th-century edifice in Mulhouse city centre, opposite a park. The edifice was built at the end of the 19th century. It has five floors, the top two of which are in the building’s grand mansard roof of slate and zinc. A tree-dotted garden separates it from a neighbouring property. The walls of its base course are made of pink sandstone from the nearby Vosges mountains. The two main elevations face respectively north, on the street Rue de la Sinne, and south-west, on the street Rue Lamartine. They are punctuated with seven bays adorned with pilasters and finely sculpted surrounds. A corner tower joins these two elevations together. An adjoining two-floor section extends the edifice towards the garden. The building’s thick main door of finely sculpted wood beneath a glazed fanlight leads to a few stairs inside that take you up to the entrance hall. This hallway connects to the offices, the garden, a cellar, a lavatory and the upper floors via a timber spiral staircase. The offices are on the ground floor. From outside, this level stands out from the upper floors for its ornamental horizontal grooves and its tall windows adorned with pear-shaped balusters beneath their sills. The layout of the rooms is practical: each office can be reached from the communal areas. A consulting firm has been renting these offices since 2001. The current rent, excluding bills, is €1,500 per month, which provides a gross return of over 8%.

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Situated just a stone's throw from Parc Salvator and Mulhouse's historic centre, this 285 m² mansion house sits on 8.3 ares of land and has a pleasant garden planted with trees. In 2017, it underwent a contemporary renovation that elegantly combined its character assets with the comfort of a contemporary lifestyle. The entrance hall opens onto a comfortable hallway that leads to the various rooms on the ground floor. With herringbone parquet flooring, mouldings, wood panelling and high ceilings, the tone is definitely that of last century middle-class living, underlined by a refined renovation. The reception area comprises three adjoining rooms with plenty of natural light. The kitchen is the real heart of this home, with its central island, its vast dining area and its many windows that bathe the atmosphere in an abundance of light. A French window gives access to the terrace and garden nestling at the rear of the property. After a mineral transition, the green space promises pleasant moments of relaxation and conviviality, while enjoying the view of the Louisiana-inspired façade. A garage blends in perfectly with the rest of the building, and several parking spaces are available. The first floor houses the sleeping quarters, with a shower room and three bedrooms. The master suite has a private bathroom with shower and island bath. The second and top floor has a laundry room and two additional rooms that can be converted to suit the wishes of the future owners. A cellar completes the features of this rare property, both in terms of its location and the quality of its finishes. The result of a subtle blend of old-world charm and contemporary design, this house is ideal for a comfortable family lifestyle. Shops within 5 minutes' walk Schools within 5 minutes' walk Public transport (tram, bus, motorway) within 5 minutes' walk ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros3,320 and euros4,550. Contact: Sébastien 06.34.67.38.68

Situated just 5 minutes from the station, in a peaceful setting, this mansion house spans 295 m² (2,076 sq ft) of living space on 5 acres of land. In 2011, it underwent elegant renovation to enhance its character assets. The property also includes a 50 m² (538 sq ft) outbuilding, which has also been renovated and could easily be used for professional purposes, seasonal rentals or as a private guest house. With its period woodwork, cement tiles and terrazzo, the entrance hall immediately sets the tone. The ground floor is given over to the living areas, with a vast lounge overlooked by superb, carefully preserved mouldings. It comprises a dining area, a lounge with a bespoke bookcase and a sleek, top-of-the-range open-plan kitchen. A cosy TV corner promises moments of relaxation. The upper levels are accessed via a superb solid wood staircase. The first level houses a shower room, two bedrooms and a master suite with its own bespoke dressing room and private bathroom. The third and top floor offers a shower room, a laundry room and three additional bedrooms. The outbuilding comprises a living room with open-plan kitchen, a shower room and a bedroom. A full basement and two garages complete the features of this luxury property, which perfectly combines the cachet and authenticity of the old with a contemporary lifestyle. 10-minute walk to shops Schools within 5 minutes' walk Tram within 5 minutes' walk Railway station within 5 minutes' walk ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices in 2021: between euros4440 and euros6060 Contact: Sébastien 06.34.67.38.68 of which 3.09 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

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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.

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 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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