luxury houses with reception room for sale Lorraine, France (page 2)

Unique property in the area. Excellent location, sheltered from view and away from traffic, while remaining close to shops, schools, and services (10-15 min). Architect-designed house built in the 1980s with quality traditional materials, complemented by a splendid English-style garden of over 3000m2, surrounded by hedges of flowering evergreen shrubs. BEAUTIFUL from May to October!!! This property, which offers very nice features, includes a living area of approximately 335 m2. IDEAL ALSO FOR THE CREATION OF GUEST ROOMS OR COTTAGES Don't miss this unique opportunity to combine passion and investment in an exceptional setting. Contact us to arrange a visit! Link to the virtual tour: https://nodalview.com/s/1lnbEZI256cg69uTVmIfAN Ground floor includes: entrance, washroom, toilet, reception room, living room (fireplace), music room/library, dining room, kitchen, a storage room (laundry)/office, a bedroom with shower room; Half-level: master suite with bedroom, bathroom and independent toilet and office space; Upstairs: large mezzanine, three bedrooms with shower rooms, toilets; In outbuildings: boiler room/workshop, double garage, cellar, storage room. Detailed listing: On the ground floor: - Entrance (8.70m2), terracotta flooring (tomette). - Washroom with sink and toilet (3.70m2 + 1.70m2), terracotta flooring (tomette). - Dining reception room with reading area (29.50m2 + 15.40m2), terracotta flooring (tomette). Very beautiful fireplace made of EUVILLE stone. On the dining room side, French door opening onto the terrace and the garden. - Music/library room (29.10m2), terracotta flooring (tomette). French door opening onto terrace and garden. - Dining room (20.50m2), Artois stoneware flooring. French door opening onto terrace and garden. - Kitchen (15.40m2), Artois stoneware flooring. Fitted and equipped kitchen with upper and lower units (white Formica). French door opening onto terrace and garden. (Access to cellar) - Hallway (3.90m2), Artois stoneware flooring. - Laundry/Office (13.00m2), Artois stoneware flooring. Numerous cupboards. - Bedroom 1 (16.10m2), floating parquet and private shower room (3.50m2), tiled floor. Shower and marble vanity top. Half-level: - Landing (1.90m2), Artois stoneware flooring. - Master suite with hallway (3.10m2), toilet (1.40m2), bathroom with cupboards (17.00m2) and bedroom 2 (22.60m2), floating parquet throughout. The bathroom includes a bathtub, shower, and 2 basins on a pedestal. In the bedroom, a French door opens onto the terrace. - Office space (20.00m2), floating parquet. Upstairs: - Mezzanine (47.40m2), ?Novopan? flooring. The only place in the house with a wooden floor. - Hallway (6.10m2), floating parquet. - Toilet (1.80m2), tiled floor. - Bedroom 3 (16.10m2), floating parquet and private shower room (3.40m2), tiled floor. Shower and pink marble vanity top. - Bedroom 4 (14.70m2), floating parquet and private shower room (3.80m2), tiled floor. Shower and white marble vanity top. - Bedroom 5 (15.90m2), floating parquet and private shower room (2.40m2), tiled floor. Shower and pink marble vanity top. In outbuildings: - Workshop/boiler room (19.60m2), concrete slab. Oil boiler supplying the central heating system and hot water production tank. - Double garage (30.90m2), concrete slab. - Cellar (15.50m2), concrete slab. - Storage room (9.30m2), concrete slab. - Garden shed. All window frames are double-glazed wood and PVC with electric or manual roller shutters. The roof is in good condition. The house is connected to the mains sewage system. Paved driveway leading to the house, with electric gate at the entrance to the property. Magnificent fully enclosed and wooded garden, divided into nine spaces, each dedicated to a theme related to the flow.

Castle in Pexonne Built in 1890 under the influence of Théophile Fenal, an iconic figure of the region, here is a castle that holds significant importance in Meurthe-et-Moselle. Immersing the visitor in local traditions, this castle in Pexonne was owned by the famous creator of the Badonviller earthenware factory. Today, this exceptional building flaunts all the advantages of a beautiful modern and trendy home while remaining steeped in history. Its strong point? An authentic and atypical character, born from the marriage of imposing and sophisticated woodwork, artistic wrought iron, curved lines, soft hues and a noble generosity. An exceptional property for large families, adorned with a park as majestic as the building itself.Space and grandeur in a sumptuous interior From the entrance, a true sensation of space envelops the visitor. Instantly, one feels the urge to explore the surroundings, to wander, to contemplate, to breathe, to project oneself into the long past of this castle in Pexonne, or towards its future. The interior is dressed in majesty everywhere, with solid wood floors, marble fireplaces, diamond point woodwork, blonde stone works, artistic wrought iron... The nobility and authenticity are however nuanced by the atypical and modern, with rounded lines, delicate shades, but also unique features, like the cinema room, the billiard room, and the multiple reception rooms. With its grandiose spaces, warm and refined atmosphere, and six bedrooms, this beautiful and noble residence seems tailor-made for large families who value sharing moments of joy.A botanical garden to flourish outdoors Nestled in the secret of a vast wooded park, this castle in Pexonne provides calm and intimacy. A true world apart, the garden is poetic in places, enigmatic at times, but always very peaceful and bucolic. Oak, Japanese maples, American walnut, witch hazel, fruit trees... The space brings together a precious botanical collection, full of life and colors. If this incredible garden enhances daily life with sensuality, it is not to forget the swimming pool, an elegant wellness feature, well sheltered to enjoy throughout the year.A castle to explore the northern Vosges In the heart of the Northern Vosges, this majestic castle is welcomed by the commune of Pexonne. A notably serene place, this village on the banks of Lake Pierre-Percée is inhabited by rich vegetation and marked by a long tradition of earthenware. If Pexonne benefits from incomparable tranquility, this charming town in Meurthe-et-Moselle also enjoys a pleasant location, just 45 minutes from Nancy and its historic center, and 1 hour and 15 minutes from Strasbourg, the European capital. Between culture, heritage, outdoor leisure and gastronomy, the beautiful region where this exceptional residence nestles is conducive to discoveries, new experiences and gourmet escapes.AGENCY ADVICE: A beautiful residence steeped in history, this castle in Pexonne has never ceased to breathe, evolving with the changing times and seasons. Today, this property full of nobility and dignity presents itself as a grand and refined living space for large families wishing to escape urban turmoil and rejuvenate daily. However, the generosity of the spaces and the vast potential that remains to be explored allow one to envision a gentle metamorphosis, transforming the building and its park into tourist accommodation or a reception venue.

Just a few minutes from Place Stanislas and the centre of Nancy, this character property dating back to 1684 offers approximately 337 sqm of living space and more than 600 sqm of total floor area. Renovated in 2016, it has preserved the architectural features that define period homes while providing the comfort expected for modern family living. Hidden behind an elegant wrought-iron gate, the property opens onto a paved courtyard leading to the main entrance. From the moment you arrive, an original stone holy water font, a beautiful stone staircase and generous proportions set the tone. The ground floor is dedicated to the reception areas. Two interconnecting living rooms, enhanced by original parquet flooring, marble fireplaces, wood panelling and decorative mouldings, create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Painted decorative panels integrated into the woodwork, together with original cement tiles, further highlight the property's historic character. Extending from these reception rooms, the dining room connects seamlessly with a fully equipped family kitchen centred around an original stone fireplace. A bedroom with its dressing room and en-suite bathroom completes this level, allowing for comfortable single-level living. The first floor comprises four bedrooms, a study, two bathrooms, a powder room and a laundry room, creating a practical and well-balanced sleeping area. Each room retains the generous proportions and period features that define the property. The top floor offers a spacious attic where the exposed timber frame, restored by the renowned Madalon company, provides excellent potential for further development. A cellar, workshop and garage complete the property, together with additional parking spaces within the grounds. Outside, the landscaped garden, carefully maintained and sheltered from view, naturally extends the living spaces and offers a peaceful setting just moments from the centre of Nancy and everyday amenities. A rare opportunity for buyers seeking an elegant period residence where history, authenticity and modern comfort come together. This property is presented by Hugo Conerardy, Consultant at BARNES Nancy & Vosges. Information regarding the potential risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

At the Gates of Lunéville – Character Lorraine Farmhouse on 24,561 m² Just a few minutes from Lunéville, in a preserved setting while benefiting from quick access to major motorway routes, this remarkable Lorraine property dating from the mid-19th century unfolds all its charm across an estate of more than 2.4 hectares. Organized around a vast inner courtyard, this former U-shaped farmhouse is a rare testament to Lorraine’s rural heritage. Beyond its entrance gate, the various buildings are harmoniously arranged around a particularly attractive central space, creating an authentic and timeless atmosphere. The main residence offers approximately 419 m² of living space. From the moment you enter, the impressive volumes are immediately apparent. A spacious living room features a spectacular monumental cut-stone fireplace, the true centerpiece of the home. Natural stone flooring and the presence of an interior well pump further enhance the property's exceptional character. The reception rooms flow elegantly from one to another. A large room adorned with solid oak parquet flooring, decorative wall paneling, and two alcoves creates a warm and refined setting. Several additional lounges and living areas, flooded with natural light, open seamlessly onto the terrace and gardens located at the rear of the property. Generous room sizes, high ceilings, and original period materials all contribute to the unique charm of this family estate. The ground floor also includes a kitchen, a bathroom, and separate sanitary facilities. Upstairs, seven spacious rooms offer numerous possibilities for layout and use. Two bathrooms, a second kitchen, and several bedrooms complete this level. A vast attic spanning the entire footprint of the house provides further potential, while impressive vaulted cellars occupy the basement. The property has benefited from several comfort improvements, including double-glazed PVC windows, electric roller shutters, and a boiler installed nine years ago. The house is perfectly habitable as it stands while still offering future owners the opportunity to make it their own. Energy Performance Rating: D. An independent one-bedroom apartment of approximately 55 m², currently rented, provides additional income while preserving the privacy of the main residence. The outbuildings are a remarkable asset and offer exceptional potential. Former barns (300 m² and 80 m²), a grain store (81 m²), a garage (48 m²), storage areas, and agricultural buildings reflect the estate’s rich history. The two stables (200 m² and 150 m²) have retained their full authenticity, notably through their remarkably preserved original wooden fittings, hay racks, and timber horse stalls. An infirmary, a kennel, and several additional annexes complete this highly coherent ensemble. To the rear of the property lies a vast pasture of more than one hectare dedicated to horses, bordered by the estate’s gardens and green spaces. This privileged environment will naturally appeal to equestrian enthusiasts, horse-related project developers, lovers of wide-open spaces, or entrepreneurs seeking extensive storage and outbuilding facilities. A well with a pump is also located on the property, a reminder of the history and self-sufficiency of this estate, which has endured through the centuries. This character property is aimed at buyers seeking authenticity, generous proportions, and significant potential. Whether as a family residence, equestrian estate, tourism venture, or professional project, it offers a rare setting where Lorraine heritage is expressed with elegance and generosity. This property is presented by Hugo Conerardy. Information regarding potential risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

NANCY, Villa 1901 - Selling Art Nouveau property with suites and charming landscaped garden.\n\nYou enter here as one enters a family home, full of soul, light, and memories to invent. A rare atmosphere unfolds immediately, between an inspiring guest house and a romantic home, where each room seems to have been thought out to welcome, share, and convey an emotion.\n\nVilla 1901 is one of those places that cannot be discovered at a glance. It reveals itself step by step. Behind its emblematic Art Nouveau façade of Nancy, the house offers more than 400 m² of living space in a perfectly mastered staging of volumes, materials, and light.\n\nCrossing the threshold, the house immediately reveals its personality: antique woodworks, traversing perspectives, high ceilings, deep hues, fireplaces, contrasting games, and decorative details compose a profoundly lively interior. The house exudes something unique. A warmth. A presence. Almost a memory.\n\nThe elevated ground floor welcomes reception areas in a smooth and natural succession. The living room, muted and enveloping, organizes itself around a functioning fireplace. Further along, the dining room becomes a truly shared space, designed for large tables and long conversations. Generous openings let in natural light and enhance perspectives between the rooms. The kitchen, functional and discreetly integrated into the ensemble, extends this feeling of a home designed for receiving with simplicity and elegance.\n\nOn the upper floors, five independent suites continue this sensitive experience. Each one has its own shower room, toilet, and relaxation space. Some preserve their fireplaces and original elements. The materials, colors, and objects engage in a dialogue with the old architecture in a subtle balance between intimacy, character, and modernity.\n\nThen comes the unexpected. Behind this elegant urban silhouette, the house suddenly opens onto a landscaped and intimate garden of more than 1,500 m², totally unsuspected from the street. Another world emerges. The city's hustle gradually disappears amid mineral paths, plant beds, and the centuries-old trees originally planted by Victor Lemoine.\n\nThe south-facing terrace and pool naturally extend the reception rooms and accompany the different moments of the day. Further on, the garden reveals several unusual independent dwellings, each with a living space, a bedroom, and a shower room. These complementary accommodations open numerous perspectives: hosting activity, independent lodging, artistic residence, or family home oriented towards reception.\n\nAs for parking, the property can accommodate up to three vehicles.\n\nWhat makes Villa 1901 particularly rare lies in this permanent double reading: that of a large family home filled with emotion and that of a place already structured to host a fully operational guest activity.\n\nEverything here seems ready to continue writing beautiful new stories. An unforgettable place.\n\nTurnkey home - Energy performance rating: D.\n\nA signature property, an exclusivity of Place Privée.\n\nInformation about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.