luxury house with terrace for sale Dommartemont, France

Located in the heart of Saint-Max, this 1930s townhouse has been completely renovated to offer 227 m² of living space on a rare 997 m² lot. This property stands out for its generous spaces, constant natural light, and vast flat garden suitable for a pool?a true oasis of greenery just outside Nancy. From the moment you step inside, the tone is set by a fluid layout and authentic materials. The raised ground floor features a fitted kitchen opening onto a spacious living-dining room with a fireplace fitted with an insert. This welcoming living area enjoys direct access to a large south-facing terrace, ideal for entertaining. The first floor is dedicated to relaxation, with three large bedrooms featuring built-in storage, a double bathroom and a shower room. The attic houses a study with exposed beams, a fourth bedroom, a boiler room and a space with potential for conversion into an additional shower room. The basement completes the property with a laundry room, a workshop and superb vaulted cellars, one of which is dedicated to wine. The exterior is a unique asset in this urban area. The enclosed, tree-lined garden offers absolute tranquility, complemented by an inner courtyard that accommodates three vehicles in addition to a double motorized garage. Daily life is made easier by a prime location: shops are a one-minute walk away, schools are five minutes away, and a bus stop right outside the house allows you to reach downtown Nancy in ten minutes, while the Essey shopping area is less than ten minutes away. This characterful home combines the charm of 1930s architecture with a high-quality renovation, offering a family-friendly and practical living environment. The rarity of its lot and the quality of its features make it a unique living space for those seeking urban real estate with a garden. A visit is essential to discover the potential of this exclusive property. ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard usage, based on average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including utility subscriptions): between euros3,400 and euros4,670 Contact: Laurence 06.31.19.30.91

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Located in the heart of a charming village on the outskirts of Nancy, this former winegrower's property of 354 m² underwent extensive renovation in 2009. Behind its authentic façade lies a unique place where historical heritage blends seamlessly with modernity, all nestled in a wooded park sheltered from view. The tone is set as soon as you enter: here, space reigns supreme. The main house has been redesigned to offer a rare level of comfort, with a layout that favours single-storey living. The kitchen, the true heart of the home, is bathed in light and opens generously onto a south-facing terrace, promising long breakfasts. Continuing on, the vast living room, cosy lounges and study are elegantly arranged around three single-storey bedrooms, offering an autonomous and serene residential lifestyle. The unusual character of this property is revealed in its extraordinary potential for hospitality. A separate apartment, which can be connected or rented independently, is perfect for use as a guest house or luxury suite. For history and hospitality enthusiasts, the old cellars hold a magnificent surprise: converted into a tasting and reception room, they retain their original wine press, a testament to the property's wine-growing past. A spectacular setting for memorable evenings. The exterior is a haven of biodiversity. Centenary trees watch over a secluded garden where conviviality reigns supreme, thanks in particular to an outbuilding housing an authentic pizza oven. For those who wish to write another page in this story, the attics and lofts offer considerable potential for further development. Just a few minutes' walk from schools, shops and hiking trails, this property offers the ultimate luxury: the chance to live in peace and quiet, surrounded by nature, without sacrificing the urban proximity of the ducal city. A rare find, ideal for a family looking for space or for a charming bed and breakfast project. Shops 10 minutes' walk away Schools 5 minutes' walk away Transport 5 minutes' walk away ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed for 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscriptions): between euros3,120 and euros4,270. Contact: Laurence 0631193091

Tucked away in the heart of the vibrant Charles III district, between Place des Vosges and the central market, lies this unique 180 m² loft, created from the conversion of a former 19th-century joinery workshop. From the moment you step inside, the property's unique character is immediately apparent, revealed by the warmth of the wood ? evident in a solid staircase and elegant panelling ? as well as a monumental skylight that runs the length of the structure. Spanning three levels, this property conceals a real gem right in the city centre: a 30 m² terrace, sheltered from prying eyes. The ground floor features a first bedroom before giving way to an impressive 45 m² reception room. Enhanced by a ceiling height of 4.79 m, this living space is topped by an opal polycarbonate roof that diffuses exceptional overhead light, bathing the entire living area in a soft, continuous glow. This space is finished with contemporary porcelain stoneware tiles, whilst the famous Bassinot stained-glass windows serve as a striking yet elegant visual divider between the living area and the bedroom. In terms of amenities, this level features a teak-panelled shower room and a utility area with an integrated sauna. Taking the staircase leads to a mezzanine housing a 27 m² fitted kitchen, where the original parquet flooring dating from 1850 has been carefully preserved. The walkway then leads to a 23 m² bedroom featuring a large walk-in wardrobe and a private washbasin. The top floor is laid out as a true suite, offering a 26 m² bedroom with reversible air conditioning, complemented by a 13 m² mezzanine perfect for working from home. A shower room completes this level. The highlight of this floor is its direct access to a 30 m² wooden rooftop terrace. Equipped with water and electricity, this outdoor space is ideal for relaxing in the sunshine throughout the summer. This loft offers a complete escape in the heart of the city, in total tranquillity, whilst remaining just a few minutes' walk from shops and transport links. The option to rent a locked, secure storage unit in the immediate vicinity provides a significant added convenience. A distinctive, light-filled and exceptional property, perfect for those who appreciate the finer things in life and a touch of the unusual. ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard usage, based on average energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscription fees): between euros3,040 and euros4,180 Contact: Gaëlle 06 88 37 96 71

Built in 1912 by architect Fernand César, this exceptional residence illustrates the height of Nancy's Art Nouveau style. It combines the talents of three major figures of the Nancy School: Fernand César for the architecture, Jacques Gruber for his colorful stained-glass windows, and Eugène Vallin for his custom-carved woodwork. With a total floor area of 577 m2, including 310 m2 of living space, the house is divided into 11 generously sized main rooms, several of which exceed 20 m2. It also has 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and toilets on each level, providing comfort and functionality. The reception areas are enhanced by exceptional woodwork, numerous stained glass windows by Gruber and a glazed ceramic fireplace with floral motifs, typical of the Nancy School style. Situated on a 738 m2 plot, the property offers a wooded setting with a fish pond and inviting terraces. A rare and remarkable feature for a house of this era: an exceptional rooftop, a true open-air living space, with unobstructed views of Nancy. Large cellars, outbuildings, as well as several closed parking boxes and a private parking lot complete this rare ensemble. More than a residence, this Maison de Maître is a habitable work of art, intended for a clientele in search of exception, heritage and timeless beauty. Living area: 308.60 m2 Floor area: 577 m2 Property tax: 4,678? Facilities: home automation system, alarm and closed parking boxes for modern comfort, optimal security and great practicality. EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

In the heart of Nancy city centre, close to the Central Market and the new Book Hall, stands a 266 m² mansion with unique architecture. Built on four levels, this prestigious residence combines the refinement of a 19th-century building with the boldness of a contemporary design. This rare property stands out for its rooftop terrace, offering a precious breathing space in an urban environment. Access to the property is via a spacious hall where a magnificent staircase, bathed in natural light, leads to the different floors. The interior reveals generous volumes faithful to the codes of bourgeois living: oak parquet floors, delicate mouldings and marble fireplaces punctuate the reception rooms. The first floor features a double living room and a dining room with impressive high ceilings, as well as the kitchen. The upper floors consist of six spacious bedrooms, offering flexible layout options for a family home or luxury offices. The top floor marks an architectural break with a refined brutalist style. Under a zenithal glass roof and exposed metal structure, a convivial lounge-bar invites guests to socialise in an industrial loft atmosphere. The outdoor space is the major asset of this property. The rooftop terrace, a true haven of peace with no neighbours opposite, overlooks the city and offers an unobstructed view of the Nancy rooftops. This roof terrace allows you to enjoy a peaceful outdoor space while being located in the city centre. The immediate environment facilitates an urban lifestyle, with food shops, schools and cultural facilities all within walking distance. Parking is available nearby at the Charles III car park, completing the amenities of this exceptional property. The combination of the classic elegance of the upper floors and the resolutely modern rooftop spirit gives this property a unique identity. It is a rare find on the Nancy property market, designed for heritage enthusiasts looking for a unique property. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed for 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscriptions): between euros2,186 and euros2,420. Contact: Laurence 06.31.19.30.91

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iad France - Betty Beaucourt offers you: In the heart of the highly sought-after Buthegnémont district, in one of Nancy's most popular residential environments, this property reveals a rare atmosphere where architecture serves the emotion and well-being. This elegant residence of nearly 232 m² of living space flourishes within a preserved landscaped setting of approximately 830 m². Behind its harmonious lines lies an Architect's house. From the entrance, the eye is drawn to the volumes, the softness of the materials, and the fluidity of the spaces. The vast living room, the true heart of the house, invites both shared moments and more intimate gatherings. The dining room completes this ensemble elegantly, offering spaces conducive to reading, working, or simply taking time for oneself. Bathed in light throughout the day, it naturally connects with the terraces and garden, providing a constant sense of openness and serenity. The independent kitchen continues this friendly and elegant atmosphere. The sleeping area features 4 welcoming bedrooms, including a master bedroom with a dressing room, separate toilet, and a bathroom with a bathtub and walk-in shower. Outside, the garden reveals all its poetry. Carefully landscaped, it blends vegetation, perspectives, and tranquility in a perfectly mastered balance. The house also charms with the nobility of its materials and the quality of its construction. Slate and terracotta floors. Underfloor heating, combined with a wood stove, helps create a gentle and comforting ambiance in all seasons. A wine cellar, workshop, laundry room, storage spaces, a double garage, and additional amenities complete this exceptional house.This description has been automatically translated from French.

This exceptional Art Nouveau-style property offers 250 m² of living space in the heart of the sought-after Laxou Sainte-Anne neighborhood. Set on a quiet lot of over 400 m², this property has undergone a meticulous renovation that harmoniously blends the charm of the past with decidedly contemporary features. Its distinctive exterior architecture and prized location make this property a true standout. Upon entering, the tone is set by the authenticity of the perfectly preserved period features. The spacious living room captivates with its coffered ceilings, refined moldings, and magnificent stained-glass windows that filter warm, colorful light. Adjacent to it, a contemporary kitchen opening onto a panoramic sunroom provides a seamless transition to the lush garden. An office completes this living area. The first floor, dedicated to the sleeping quarters, features three beautiful, light-filled bedrooms?one of which has an en suite shower room?as well as a separate bathroom with vintage charm. The top floor features an intimate, contemporary master suite with a custom walk-in closet and a bathroom, as well as an additional bedroom. The full basement includes a laundry room, a workshop, a wine cellar ideal for fine wines, and a garage. Outside, the enclosed property features a garden shed and offers a layout perfectly suited for a future swimming pool. This lush, peaceful setting is located in close proximity to neighborhood shops and schools, ensuring a convenient and serene daily life. Transportation is made easy by a 20-minute walk to the train station, providing quick access to major transportation routes. This reimagined historic home represents a unique opportunity for lovers of architecture and period-style spaces seeking a distinctive place to live. A visit to discover this remarkable heritage property is essential to appreciate the quality of its renovation. ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including service contracts): between euros4,880 and euros6,680 Contact: Valentine 06.63.32.39.79

In the municipality of Laxou, in the heart of the village and close to all amenities, come and discover this beautiful wine grower's house offering five bedrooms, a lovely living space, and a beautiful wooded garden.Divided into two areas, the property benefits from direct access to a terrace and the garden from the living room. The living space features very nice volumes and beautiful brightness.On the night side, you will find five beautiful bedrooms including a master suite as well as two bathrooms.On the lower level and street side, you will find two rooms that can serve as offices or bedrooms, a patio, a workshop, and a wine cellar.We invite you to visit this property without further delay.Fees included of 3.47% VAT at the expense of the buyer. Price excluding fees €720,000. Energy class C, Climate class C Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on energy prices from 2021: between €2,270.00 and €3,072.00. Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.Your advisor Renoir & Valoris Ravinelle: Vincent Magdziarek Commercial agent (Sole proprietorship)This description has been automatically translated from French.

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Located just 30 minutes from Nancy, this historic estate known as the Maison des Dîmes boasts 565 m² of pure architectural charm. Built in the 16th century and listed as a Historic Monument, this exceptional residence has undergone a meticulous restoration that has enhanced its original features?mullioned windows, period wood paneling, and exposed beams?transforming it into a timeless living space. Upon arrival at the property, the tone is set by two distinct entrances. The first opens onto the winter living room with its imposing Lorraine-style fireplace and stately stone columns, enhanced by beautifully integrated contemporary doors. The second leads to a grand kitchen-dining area with authentic charm and a monumental fireplace?the true heart of this home?clad in authentic terracotta tiles. It opens directly onto a terrace, a poetic remnant of an ancient tower. Adjacent to the winter living room is the summer living room, which showcases remarkable carved woodwork. A modern kitchen and storage spaces complete this level. In the center of the building, two separate staircases?including a spiral staircase, a remnant of the past, and a more accessible wooden staircase?lead to the upper floors, marking the transition to a more intimate atmosphere where solid hardwood floors and whitewashed beams set the tone. The first floor consists of a master suite with a cement-tiled bathroom, a superb billiards room with a fireplace, a space with a built-in spa, as well as two bright bedrooms and a shower room. The second floor features a spacious landing leading to four additional bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. A contemporary glass roof, serving as a skylight that bridges the floors, lends the entire space a contemporary feel. The property's potential is greatly enhanced by a separate wing awaiting renovation, which currently houses three horse stalls: an ideal blank canvas for an expansion project, an artist's studio, or charming guesthouses. Outside, a tree-lined garden with a period well faces the main building, offering a true haven of greenery and serenity. The perfect harmony between the raw beauty of the 16th-century stone and the clean lines of the modern glass roof provides an ideal setting for a family home or a tourism-related business. Listed as a Historic Monument and not subject to an Energy Performance Certificate (DPE) pursuant to Article R126-15 of the French Civil Code (CCH). Contact: Valentine 06 63 32 39 79

Set amidst lush greenery, this monumental former industrial building from the early 20th century offers an exceptional 2,000 m² of space on a 2,800 m² lot. This unique site is a former power station of the Société des Mines de la Houve, a testament to the railway and border history of the Saulnois region. It houses a 273 m² loft on the second floor, featuring a commanding suspended terrace and a 180° view of the surrounding countryside. Combining the charm of a contemporary renovation with the precision of metal structures, this living space offers spectacular volumes and abundant natural light, complemented by a wellness area currently under development. Upon entering the loft, one discovers a vast, bright reception area and an open kitchen where the metal framework highlights the high ceilings. A central fireplace warms this open space, which opens directly onto the outdoors. Perched ten meters above the ground, the suspended terrace offers a spectacular panorama where the eye takes in the bucolic horizon of the Saulnois region from a striking aerial perspective. The sleeping area consists of five spacious bedrooms, a separate walk-in closet, and two bathrooms. Access to the top floor reveals exceptional potential for conversion under a roof reaching 7 meters in height, while the first floor offers an unfinished space ideal for creating brutalist-style lofts or artist studios. The ground floor, currently used as a warehouse, perfectly meets the needs of a craftsman or collector. The landscaped garden, featuring greenhouses, is a true haven of serenity. Several outdoor parking spaces and the possibility of creating a multi-vehicle garage facilitate the daily use of this property. Although access is currently via stairs, a shaft is already in place for the installation of an elevator serving all levels. Located just 5 minutes from the schools and amenities of Château-Salins, the estate allows you to reach the Porte Verte commercial district in Essey-lès-Nancy in 20 minutes. This industrial cathedral, once a symbol of modernity in the border region, represents a rare opportunity for enthusiasts of bold renovations and lifestyle projects that blend private and professional spheres. A visit is essential to fully appreciate the grandeur and charm of this historic site. ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard usage, based on average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including service fees): between euros3,700 and euros5,080 Contact: Laurence 0631193091

In the heart of the Saintois region, this fully renovated 18th-century wine-growing farm offers 258 m² of living space on a 1,315 m² lot, complete with a 670 m² orchard. After nearly 40 years of renovation, this characterful home combines old-world charm with modern comfort, featuring a spacious terrace, a lush garden, a garage, and numerous versatile living spaces. From the moment you enter, the generous spaces and functional layout invite you to discover a home designed with the family in mind. The ground floor features a ground-level bedroom with a sink, offering the potential for a separate living space. The living room captivates with its warm atmosphere, enhanced by a Meuse stone fireplace and a luminous ?Astral'-style ceiling. On a half-level, the dining room opens onto the terrace, creating a pleasant flow between the indoor and outdoor spaces. The partially equipped kitchen, which also opens onto the garden, is complemented by a laundry room, a bathroom with a shower, a locked cellar, and a locked garage with a motorized door. Upstairs, a spacious landing of nearly 35 m² reveals the true character of the property with its exposed 16th-century oak beams, a skylight reaching 3.50 meters high, and a stained-glass window offering a unique view of the entryway. This level leads to two bedrooms and a storage room. The top floor features a living area, three additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a convertible attic offering potential for future expansion. Outside, a 48 m² terrace harmoniously extends the living spaces and invites you to enjoy sunny days. The garden and its orchard offer a preserved natural setting, perfect for relaxation and outdoor living. The property enjoys a peaceful setting while remaining close to amenities, with schools just a few minutes away, the shops in Vézelise 10 minutes away, Neuves-Maisons 15 minutes away, and Nancy?along with its TGV station?about 25 minutes away. This renovated former wine-growing farmhouse embodies a lifestyle where the authenticity of historic materials meets the comfort of a spacious family home. A unique and distinctive property, ideal for those who appreciate heritage, space, and tranquility. Some images illustrate interior design suggestions generated by artificial intelligence. The furnishings and decor are non-binding projections. ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including service contracts): between euros3,910 and euros5,340 Contact: Feriel 06.87.98.04.31

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Located in the heart of the Bel Air estate, this 339-square-meter former sheepfold has been beautifully restored, blending the authenticity of the historic structure with seamlessly integrated contemporary extensions. Set on two hectares of landscaped grounds featuring two ponds, this exceptional property stands out for its generous spaces and a privileged natural setting, just minutes from urban amenities. The main entrance opens onto a seamless ground floor where living spaces flow seamlessly into one another. A cozy living room/bar leads to a spacious dining room with a fireplace, complemented by a fully equipped kitchen and a functional pantry. These reception areas open directly onto a large terrace offering panoramic views of the surrounding fields. Overlooking the dining room, a mezzanine houses a second living room/library, ideal for relaxation. The sleeping area on this level features two comfortable bedrooms and a powder room. The lower level, more intimate, has two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, a cellar, and a utility room. The quality of the materials chosen and the preservation of the original features lend the entire space a serene and elegant atmosphere. The exterior proves to be a true sanctuary of biodiversity. The park extends into a wooded area where fallow deer roam, adding a magical touch to the setting. A hunting lodge and a ruin with great potential round out the offerings of this unique estate. Although nestled in a bucolic setting, the property remains connected to the bustling city center of Pont-à-Mousson, with its shops, schools, and train station just a three-minute drive away. This immediate proximity facilitates daily commutes to major highways and the region's economic hubs. With its unique layout and location within a small co-ownership comprising two renovated farmhouses, this rare property on the market is equally suited to a fulfilling family life as it is to establishing a luxury bed-and-breakfast business. A visit is essential to fully appreciate the magic of this timeless retreat. ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including utility bills): between euros8,040 and euros10,930 Contact: Laurence 0631193091

Located in Champey-sur-Moselle, this former manor house from the 17th and 18th centuries offers 611 m² of living space set within 6,230 m² of grounds. This unique and exceptionally versatile property is structured around generous volumes, combining a bright main residence, an independent ground-floor apartment, and significant potential for expansion. The main house is spread over two levels, with direct access to the garden at the rear. Life here centers around a central dining room connected to the terrace, which is extended by a kitchen and a pantry. A library-lounge with a fireplace, three adjoining rooms (en filade), and a master suite with a walk-in closet and bathroom make up this first level, which is bathed in a warm atmosphere. Here, original parquet floors, wood paneling, marble fireplaces, and French-style ceilings (plafonds à la française) provide an authentic character. The upper floor is dedicated to the sleeping area, featuring three bedrooms and a bathroom. On the ground floor, an independent apartment designed for single-level access offers a living room and two private suites?ideal for a rental project or for hosting loved ones. Finally, a section awaiting renovation, accessed via a grand stone staircase with a wrought-iron railing, reveals remarkable potential. Its reception rooms, bedrooms, and vast attics beneath the exposed framework offer a blank canvas for a bed-and-breakfast activity or an extension. Vaulted cellars with a boiler room complete the property. At the rear, the garden reveals a covered terrace with a spa and land suitable for a swimming pool, while a rectangular pond enhances the front courtyard. Daily life is seamless, with schools accessible within a four-minute walk, and Pont-à-Mousson, with its shops, middle schools, and high schools, just a five-minute drive away. Transport connections are optimal, as the Lorraine TGV station can be reached in thirteen minutes and the A31 motorway in less than 10 minutes, making it easy to reach Metz in twenty-five minutes, Nancy in thirty-five minutes, or Luxembourg in fifty minutes. This prestigious estate is characterized by the alliance of historical charm and remarkable prospects for development. The rarity of its original features and the flexibility of its spaces make it an atypical living environment, perfect for bringing numerous projects to life. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: A Estimated average annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022, 2023 (subscriptions included): between euros4,370 and euros5,970 Contact: Valérie 06.69.99.70.12

In the heart of the peaceful village of Goin, this family home offers 184 m² of living space on a beautiful lot of nearly 1,000 square meters. Completely redesigned through a high-quality contemporary renovation, it stands out for its excellent energy efficiency and significant potential for expansion, thanks to its spacious outbuildings. The entrance opens onto a hallway that leads, via a few steps, to the garden level housing the living areas. This space features a modern, fully equipped kitchen that flows into a bright dining room. Two double French doors provide direct access to the terrace from this room. This level also includes a cozy living room, a shower room, and a half-bath. The upper floor is dedicated to the sleeping quarters, comprising three bedrooms, one of which includes a cleverly designed walk-in closet. A spacious bathroom completes this living area with a double shower, a bathtub featuring contemporary curves, and sleek fixtures. The comfort of this contemporary home is ensured by a recent heat pump, guaranteeing an excellent energy rating rarely found on the market. The outdoor spaces invite tranquility with a pleasant, fully fenced garden suitable for a pool. The natural setting is highlighted by the striking presence of a large pine and a cedar tree, providing shade and character to the property. A spacious, partially covered terrace allows you to enjoy the outdoor living areas. The property is enhanced by outbuildings offering multiple possibilities: a two-story annex extended by a garage at the front of the house, as well as an adjoining barn. The barn houses a second garage, a laundry room, the cellar, and a convertible space with direct access to the garden. Perfectly situated, this home benefits from the village's elementary schools, the amenities of Verny just five minutes away, as well as quick access to the TGV station, the regional airport, and downtown Metz. The decidedly modern interior design and the raw potential of the outbuildings give this property a unique and distinctive character. This home offers a comfortable living environment that will truly come to life during a visit. Shops and services 5 minutes by car in Verny Preschool and elementary schools in the village Middle school in Verny, high school in Peltre, 17 minutes by car Lorraine TGV station 8 minutes by car, regional airport 9 minutes Metz city center 25 minutes by car Access to the A31 highway and the eastern bypass about 10 minutes by car ENERGY RATING: B / CLIMATE RATING: A Estimated average annual energy costs for standard usage, based on average energy prices indexed to the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including service fees): between euros1,390 and euros1,900 Contact: Valérie 06.69.99.70.12