luxury house for sale Orschwihr, France

EXCLUSIVITE CHRISTELLE CLAUSS IMMOBILIER COLMAR Cette magnifique maison individuelle de plain-pied située à Meyenheim est l'opportunité rêvée pour une famille cherchant un cadre paisible et confortable. Cette charmante maison, construite en 2021, d'une superficie de 134 m² habitable est édifiée sur un terrain de 709 m². Ce qui en fait un lieu idéal pour profiter de l'extérieur et de la nature environnante. La pièce de vie spacieuse d'environ 60 m² offre un espace de vie agréable et lumineux, parfait pour des moments conviviaux en famille ou entre amis. Les trois chambres, dont une suite parentale, sont également spacieuses et confortables, permettant à chacun de profiter d'un espace personnel et intime. La maison dispose également d'une salle de bains équipée d'une douche et d'une baignoire. Le chauffage par pompe à chaleur air/eau est un confort optimal tout au long de l'année. Les commodités de cette maison ne s'arrêtent pas là, car elle dispose également d'un garage et d'une terrasse pour profiter de l'extérieur en toute détente. En somme, cette maison individuelle de plain-pied est un véritable bijou qui ne demande qu'à accueillir vos meubles et vos valises. N'hésitez pas à nous contacter pour plus d'informations ou pour organiser une visite ! of which 5.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

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Magnificent and bright recent house from 2018 with an area of approximately 165m2 in perfect condition requiring no work, fully tiled composed on the ground floor of a large and spacious living room / living room giving access to the terrace and the garden, a fully equipped kitchen with marble worktop, a master bedroom with private bathroom. The first floor consists of 2 large bedrooms of approximately 14m2, a bathroom with bathtub, double sink unit, LED mirror and WC, a bedroom with dressing room and private bathroom as well as two large terraces. The basement of approximately 80m2 currently being fitted out will offer you additional rooms allowing you to have a games room, a gym, an office or any other room you wish. You will also have a double garage of approximately 30m2 with automatic opening The house is equipped with a centralised gas underfloor heating system, a centralised vacuum system, double glazing with electric shutters and a smoke detector. No work is required. Ideally located on the outskirts of town, in a quiet area close to motorway access, 10 minutes from Germany and 25 minutes from Basel Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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.

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

A large, modern house with 1,430m² of grounds, nestled in a calm, highly sought-after neighbourhood of Colmar in Alsace. The dwelling is a modern, dual-aspect house that faces west and east. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. It was built in the 1970s and was extended and redesigned in 2016. There is also an outhouse, which was built in 2016 and serves as a garage and pool house. Many trees and shrubs forming a wall of greenery around the house and outbuilding give the property absolute privacy. The garden covers 1,430m². It begins with a paved area along which you can drive a car up to the garage. Just north of this driveway, a paved footpath edges a lawn of around 200m². On one side of this path, there is a children’s play area and on the other side there is a swimming pool with a terrace. The pathway leads up to the house’s main entrance door. The building’s hipped roof is covered with bluish-grey flat tiles. There are four broad dormers on the first floor and four skylights on the first and second floors. A green roof crowns the garage and the eating area of the main kitchen. A simple cornice runs along the top of the plain elevations, which are coated with white rendering. The ground-floor windows are slightly arched and fitted with louvred pinewood shutters that are painted white and have catches on rods. Eight sets of French windows along the ground floor lead smoothly out onto the two granite terraces and to the front and back lawns.

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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.

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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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.

Nestling at the end of a cul-de-sac on the quiet, leafy heights of the Rebberg, this 238 m² architect-designed house sits in 15 acres of landscaped, wooded grounds with a swimming pool. It has been renovated using top-of-the-range materials to give its generous volumes all the comforts of contemporary living. A gate provides a discreet entrance to the property, with the house set back a few metres. A flight of steps leads up to the main entrance, which leads on one side to an immaculate separate kitchen with a lovely dining area, and on the other to the triple living room. Bathed in light from numerous windows overlooking the greenery, the latter includes a dining room, a comfortable lounge and a library area with a fireplace. The uncluttered decor is warmed by a wooden floor that lends the whole a soothing, harmonious atmosphere. Two bay windows provide level access to the vast terrace and swimming pool, inviting you to share moments of relaxation and conviviality. The sleeping area is also on this level, with two bathrooms and three bedrooms, one of which is almost 25 m². The basement has a laundry room, an office and a gym with sauna. A double garage completes the features of this family home in a sought-after location, whose generous volumes and meticulous finish will delight its future happy owners. Schools 5 minutes' walk away 10-minute walk to public transport ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices in 2021, between euros1840 and euros2550. 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.

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.