House Sainte-Menehould (51)
A late-18th-century house with outbuildings, a tennis court, a pond and more than one hectare of grounds, nestled where the Champagne and Lorraine provinces meet, in eastern France. The property is nestled just outside the local village. It stands alongside a road that edges a cluster of four grand houses. The dwelling towers on a rectangular plot enclosed with walls and fences, at the corner of a lane that runs alongside its outbuildings. A metal gate leads onto a small driveway in the shade of horse chestnuts. This drive takes you up to the edifice. A pond, filled with water from a spring, lies at the end of the grounds. In front of it, there is a clay tennis court enclosed with wire fencing. The grounds also include a meadow where fruit trees grow. This meadow lies to the right of the entrance gate.
$311,100
By Patrice Besse