luxury real estate for sale Selestat, France

(5.60 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

Located on the edge of a forest and on the outskirts of the village, this family home built in 1975 offers 346 m² of living space on a large wooded plot of over 41 acres. Offering a peaceful living environment in a green setting, it charms with its unique architecture, generous volumes, and rare features. A 1970s-style property combining retro charm and renovation potential. The house is on two levels. The ground floor features a spacious entrance hall leading to a large, light-filled living room, enhanced by a carved stone fireplace and refined woodwork. Adjacent to this is a dining room and a separate kitchen connected by a large balcony overlooking the garden. This level also includes a sleeping area consisting of two bedrooms, a spacious bathroom with shower and bathtub, an office, and a storage room. On the garden level, the rooms are just as spacious: a bar lounge, a second dining room, a pantry, and a wellness area with an indoor pool (to be restored), a sauna, a solarium, and direct access to the garden. A boiler room, a double garage, a wine cellar, and a two-room apartment with a separate entrance complete this level. The land, located on the edge of a forest, gives the property a serene and intimate atmosphere. The carefully planted garden extends around the house and includes an outbuilding formerly used for gardening. The natural, green environment, with no immediate neighbors, offers an ideal living environment for nature lovers. The town enjoys a strategic location, close to Sélestat, with easy access to schools, shops, and transportation. This rare property, carefully maintained over the years, embodies the architectural style of the 1970s, combining woodwork, noble materials, and large volumes. With its location on the edge of the forest, its generous interior spaces, and its character, this house offers a unique opportunity to create a singular living space, in harmony with nature and the desires of its future occupants. Shops 12 minutes on foot, 3 minutes by bike Supermarket 4 minutes by bike Schools 5 minutes by bike Bus stop 11 minutes on foot ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: E Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed for 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions): between euros9,351 and euros12,651. Contact: Claire 07.83.71.27.33

A dwelling from the late 18th century, in need of a renovation, and its tree-filled garden, along the ramparts of a charming village surrounded by Alsatian vineyards. Set back from the street, at the end of a private no-through road, the dwelling, nestled under the foliage of a grove of multi-century trees, is located in the heart of Bergheim’s medieval urban fabric. Once past the gate, the two-storey dwelling’s main façade, looking out towards the garden and bordered to the south by 14th-century ramparts, features seven vertical rows of windows and pink Vosges sandstone window/door surrounds. Built over a basement level, it is topped with a “beaver-tail” tile hipped roof punctuated by dormers with oval windows.

Seventeenth-century Alsatian house with half-timbering, featuring an independent gîte and outbuildings in BERGHEIM · Haut-Rhin · Alsace Wine Route€670,000 — Fees payable by the seller281m2 of living space divided into a main part (1 entrance, 1 living room, 1 dining room, 1 large kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 1 office, 2 shower rooms, 2 independent toilets) and a gîte section (1 kitchen, 1 large living room, 1 large sleeping area, 1 bathroom), basement, landscaped courtyard and terraces, barn, and small outbuildings, well with water."Rare are the properties that combine intact Alsatian authenticity, an operational gîte, and the art of daily living. This one meets that challenge."Location: Elected Favorite Village of the French in 2022, Bergheim is an exceptional town nestled on the Alsace Wine Route, at the border of Haut and Bas-Rhin. Its medieval ramparts, witch tower, and half-timbered houses make it one of the most preserved villages in Alsace. Colmar is 20 minutes away, Sélestat 15 minutes, and Strasbourg and Basel are less than an hour away. Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle can be seen 10 kilometers away. The Colmar TGV station connects to Paris in 2 hours and 20 minutes. The property is located at the end of a quiet dead-end street in the heart of the village, ideal for family life with schools, a library, a doctor, a nurse's office, a pharmacy, a bakery, and restaurants all within a 5-minute walk.The property: Accessible through a wooden gate leading to a paved and landscaped courtyard, enhanced with a water well and rose bushes, the property consists of a main house with exposed half-timbering spread over four levels, an old barn converted into an independent gîte, and three outbuildings topped with a wooden terrace with stone-railed guardrails.The main house features three levels, including an attic with exposed beams. The fully renovated ground floor includes an entrance, a living room with a new wood-burning insert, a dining room with exposed half-timbering, and a pink Vosges sandstone kitchen with a central island. The floors are in new solid oak parquet. A dirt cellar extends under the entire living area. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, a bathroom, and an independent toilet. The second floor distributes two bedrooms, an office space, a shower room, and access to the third floor occupied by an office or playroom.The independent gîte, attached to the house, occupies the adjoining former barn, accessible by an exterior wooden staircase leading to a covered terrace with a separate entrance. Its living room of approximately 55 m², bathed in natural light, rises to the ridge under a visible frame six meters high. The exposed stones of one of the walls, the equipped kitchen, independent bathroom, and attic bedroom give it a characterful space, immediately exploitable for tourist rental. The outbuildings, with a total area of approximately 40 m², offer multiple possibilities: artist's studio, garage, storage space, or extension of the dwelling.Distinctive points:- Immediate double allocation: main residence and operational rental gîte- Careful restoration, in strict respect of traditional Alsatian architecture- Noble materials: pink Vosges sandstone, solid oak, half-timbering, exposed stones...

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In the heart of Ribeauvillé, on the famous Wine Route nestled among vineyards and forests, this contemporary home, built in 2013, is located just twenty minutes from Colmar. Spanning 116 m² of living space on a private 693 m² lot, this unique property immediately captivates with its sleek architectural lines. Its high-quality interior finishes blend perfectly with the well-maintained exterior, featuring a landscaped garden and a spacious terrace. Designed to maximize space, the living areas flow seamlessly across two levels. The ground floor features an entryway leading to a functional laundry room and an office space optimized with custom storage. A cozy first bedroom and its private bathroom complete this level. With its own separate entrance, this lower level offers rare versatility, making it ideal for a vacation rental or a home office. Upstairs, the main room is bathed in beautiful natural light. The fully equipped kitchen opens onto a spacious living room, where a large picture window blurs the line between indoors and nature. The separate sleeping area features two additional bedrooms as well as a full bathroom with a bathtub, shower, and double sinks. On the technical side, high-performance insulation, double-glazed windows, and motorized shutters in the living areas ensure optimal comfort throughout the seasons. In the garden, the property becomes a true haven of protective greenery. The large tiled terrace flows naturally into a grassy area and a private pétanque court, perfect for relaxation. An open garage and a storage shed provide functional parking and storage solutions. The immediate surroundings combine the historic charm of this highly sought-after medieval town with the conveniences of daily life, thanks to quick access to schools, shops, and regional highways. With its ingenious layout, inverted floor plan, and excellent finishes, this property stands out as decidedly unique. A rare find on the local market, it offers the perfect blend of architectural appeal and a flexible lifestyle in the heart of the Alsatian vineyards. Shops 2 min by car Schools 5 min by car Highway 8 minutes ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: A Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including service fees): between euros1,350 and euros1,830 Contact: Marc 07.44.88.95.17

20 minutes from Colmar, in the Alsatian vineyard, a 17th-century winegrower's house and its medieval tower listed as a historical monument. The property is situated in the upper part of the village, near the site of the old castle. It is accessible from the north via a small gate and from the south through a main gate. The small gate leads to a cobbled pedestrian path, while the main gate opens onto a terrace, which extends into a wooded garden to the south and east of the main dwelling. The dwelling, built in 1690 and rising from three to five levels, is flanked by a corner tower dating from 1315, listed as a historical monument, a remnant of the old fortified enclosure. It now comprises six distinct spaces made up of apartments, gîtes, and guest rooms. The entire property has a living area of approximately 670 m². The roof of the house, which is four-pitched, is made of traditional Alsatian tiles known as 'Biberschwantz', named for their shape that resembles a beaver's tail, while the tower has a hexagonal roof. An outbuilding is located near the main gate, and the garden is surrounded by vineyards.This description has been automatically translated from French.

This spacious architect-designed home, built in 1981, showcases its charms across 301 m² of living space (364 m² of floor area), set within a lot of over 20 ares. This property stands out for its sought-after features, combining a spacious swimming pool with a pool house, generous room sizes, and a rare layout sure to capture your heart. From the moment you enter, the architecture emphasizes space and light. The ground floor features a living area of approximately 50 m², complete with a fireplace and opening onto the terrace. A separate, fully equipped kitchen also benefits from this outdoor access. A master suite with a walk-in closet and a full bathroom completes this level. Upstairs, a mezzanine serves as a small living area and leads to four bedrooms?one of which has a balcony?as well as a shower room. What makes this property unique is its garden-level apartment. A former doctor's office was converted there a few years ago into a self-contained unit with a bedroom, living room, kitchen, and shower room. A second studio apartment with its own entrance completes this level. This layout is ideal for mixed-use living, a private practice, or hosting loved ones. A wine cellar, a boiler room (equipped with a geothermal heat pump), and a large double garage with motorized doors round out the interior space. Outside, nature gently takes center stage in the heart of a landscaped garden that exudes tranquility. Designed for outdoor living, the spaces unfold between a covered terrace perfect for socializing and a swimming pool flanked by a pool house. The immediate surroundings offer the convenience of having everything within walking distance for daily life. Ideally located, the house provides access to local shops and schools in just a few minutes on foot. On the outskirts of Benfeld, the property benefits from supermarkets and a train station with a 15-minute connection to Strasbourg. Quick access to the RD1083 puts Strasbourg just 30 minutes away, offering a perfect living environment for working professionals near the Ill River and the Alsatian Ried. With its combination of spaciousness, flexibility, and comfort, this home fully embodies the spirit of unique real estate. A rare opportunity to discover during an upcoming visit. Seller's net price: euros955,200 Brokerage fees of 4.17% payable by the buyer, amounting to euros39,800 ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: A 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 3,540 and 4,860 euros Contact: Claire 07.83.71.27.33 (4.17 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)

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UNIQUE PROPERTY IN THE HEART OF ANDLAU EXCLUSIVE. This property is being offered for sale via an interactive auction through Drouot.immo. The starting price is set at euros642,000. The bidding increment is set at euros20,000. The auction will take place on August 1 at 11:00 a.m. Participation is subject to prior approval. Information and terms available upon request. In the heart of the Alsace Wine Route, in Andlau, the property is woven into the fabric of the village, in direct proximity to the former monastic estate and the Abbey Church of Sainte-Richarde. The stone walls and the pebble and terracotta floors create an authentic atmosphere. At the center, the sculptural fireplace designed by Jacques Couëlle spans the levels and defines the spaces. The spiral staircase winds around it, connecting the living areas, bedrooms, and separate spaces. An indoor pool concealed beneath a movable floor, a sauna, and an enclosed garden accessible through a carriage entrance complete the ensemble. DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECTURE AND LIVING SPACES Around the fireplace, the spaces take shape and are organized by levels. The spiral staircase guides movement in a continuous flow, directly linked to this central axis. The living areas open up within this dynamic, while the bedrooms are set back, allowing for different ways of living. The separate apartment offers true autonomy, suitable for cohabitation or hosting loved ones. The indoor pool, concealed beneath a movable floor, transforms the room's function depending on the occasion and supports both daily routines and shared moments. The sauna and its shower extend this approach, reflecting a pursuit of lasting comfort. The materials?stone, wood, and terracotta?anchor the space in a tangible continuity and embody a spirit of legacy. On the top floor, a monumental library designed by the same artist who created the fireplace completes the ensemble, imbuing the property with an even more unique dimension, straddling architecture and collection. The materials?stone, wood, and terracotta?anchor the space in a tangible continuity. ENCLOSED GARDEN AND STONE EXTERIORS The garden is framed by the thick walls that surround it, extending the mineral presence of this unique property. An old carriage gate provides a second entrance and opens up another connection to the village, while a third independent entrance, from the parallel street, is located through an old village gate on the rear facade, offering a more discreet entry. The stone terrace accommodates outdoor activities, from dining to more leisurely moments. The whole forms a contained space, directly connected to the living areas. This layout allows for hosting guests or extended stays, in harmony with the interior spaces and their layout. The garden thus fully contributes to the balance of the site, between presence, function, and breathing room. HERITAGE ENVIRONMENT AND POTENTIAL FOR ACTIVITIES In Andlau, the property is situated in an environment defined by the Alsace Wine Route, vineyards, and the Vosges mountains. The village, shaped by its heritage, attracts regular visitors and gives the location a vibrant atmosphere. This location lends itself to various projects, ranging from a primary residence to a vacation home or hospitality business. The existing layout and separate entrances make it possible to envision a bed-and-breakfast, vacation rentals, or organized stays. The site allows for the integration of private life and business within a defined setting, directly connected to the region and its traditions. AGENCY OPINION A place defined by its materials. The fireplace designed by Jacques Couëlle structures the space and establishes a way of living. It provides a focal point and a sense of direction, evident from the moment you enter. The property lends itself to specific uses, whether for living, entertaining, or developing a business. Its location in Andlau, at the heart of an active wine-growing and heritage-rich environment, reinforces this potential. A property for those seeking a place capable of supporting a long-term project.

Ideal for an investor, this income-generating building located in the heart of Andlau offers excellent profitability with management already in place. It has a living area of approximately 460 m² spread over two floors. It consists of 8 apartments including three 3-room apartments, three 2-room apartments, one 4-room apartment, and one apartment of type 3/4 rooms. The property also includes seven cellars, a garage, and seven private parking spaces. On the rental side, seven apartments are currently rented out with ongoing leases under ANAH agreements, providing a tax advantage. The rental management is already in place and ensures a stable income. Heating is individually electric, facilitating daily management. This property presents an estimated gross yield of around 9%, ideal for building or developing wealth. A complete file and details of the rents are available upon request.This description has been automatically translated from French.

An iconic property in a charming village in the heart of the Val de Villé, the origins of this 7.5-hectare estate date back to the year 1000. A former abbey until the end of the 18th century, it sits in the heart of unspoilt countryside, just 45 minutes from Strasbourg, and offers a wide range of potential uses (guest accommodation, event hosting, hunting lodge, etc.). The majestic wrought-iron gate is surrounded by a period stone boundary wall and immediately reveals the château, built in the mid-18th century and covering 252 m². Its three levels are arranged around a beautiful spiral staircase made of Vosges sandstone. Oak panelling, exposed beams and white marble fireplaces are all testaments to a prestigious past. Adjacent to the château, a deconsecrated chapel serves as a reminder of the site's religious origins. Also dating from the 18th century, it offers 135 m². Its splendid oak door offers a glimpse of a completely open space with impressively high ceilings. Now used as a recreation room, it notably features three majestic barrel organs, one of which dates from 1880. Built in strict accordance with the principles of Alsatian architecture, a charming little cottage houses a wellness area featuring a jacuzzi and sauna. Beneath the sauna lies the estate's oldest remnant: a 273 m² Romanesque-style cellar dating from the 16th century, once used to store the 100,000 litres of wine produced by the abbey. Another reminder of this era: an authentic Burgundian wine press is also situated just a few steps from the cellar. A 237 m² Alsatian house, rebuilt in 1918, surprises with the generous and light-filled spaces of its 47 m² reception area. It also includes a caretaker's accommodation with a separate entrance. Adjacent to this, a barn has been converted to accommodate horses, featuring six stalls and a tack room. As the estate's buildings are clustered on one hectare, the remaining 6.5 hectares consist of woodland. A private water source is accessible approximately 1 km from the château. Sélestat 20 mins Colmar 40 mins Strasbourg 45 mins Basel 1 hr Zurich 1 hr 45 mins Frankfurt 2 hrs 30 mins TGV station 20 mins (Sélestat) Contact: Kévin 06 95 36 00 99

Located in a quiet area, this family home built in 1998 offers 241 m² (264 m² floor space) on a wooded plot of approximately 800 m². It stands out for its generous proportions spread over four floors, its large terrace and a separate flat on the ground floor, offering rare potential. The main living area is centred around an entrance hall leading to a 38 m² living/dining room and a separate kitchen, both opening onto the terrace. A lounge-library, a study and a shower room complete this level. The first floor is dedicated to the sleeping area, offering a landing with a study area, four spacious bedrooms and a dressing room that can be used as a laundry room. A bathroom with shower completes the amenities. The attic reveals an additional insulated and converted room, adjoining a second unfinished attic. The real asset is found in the basement, which houses a 35 m² one-bedroom apartment on the garden level, with a bedroom, a shower room and independent access to the garden. A pantry, wine cellar, workshop and double garage complete this level. Outside, the tree-lined garden surrounds the house and has a shelter, creating a peaceful space. The house enjoys a privileged location in a quiet residential area of Benfeld. Its location offers the perfect balance between proximity to the nature of the Ried and direct access to major transport routes. It also benefits from the presence of all shops, services and schools, accessible in just 5 minutes by bicycle. Perfectly maintained and requiring only a little freshening up, this house offers rare modularity, ideal for a large family or a professional practice. A generously proportioned living space, designed to comfortably accommodate the daily life and projects of a family. Some images illustrate layout suggestions made by artificial intelligence. The furnishings and decoration are non-contractual projections. 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 euros2,450 and euros3,380. Contact: Claire 07.83.71.27.33

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Character Property with Commercial Premises in the Historic Heart of Kaysersberg Nestled in the heart of the medieval village of Kaysersberg, one of the most sought-after destinations along the Alsace Wine Route, this charming character property presents a rare opportunity to combine an exceptional lifestyle with a professional or hospitality project. Offering approximately 190 sqm of living space, the property boasts a unique and versatile layout. The ground floor features a commercial premises currently leased under a commercial agreement, generating an immediate rental income of 995 per month. The upper floors reveal a welcoming living area with a fully equipped kitchen, together with six comfortable bedrooms, each benefiting from its own private shower room, providing an ideal setting for family living, entertaining guests or developing a hospitality business, subject to local regulations. Sold fully furnished, the property lends itself to a variety of lifestyle projects: a charming primary residence, an elegant second home, a spacious family house or a home combined with a boutique hospitality activity. Its greatest asset is undoubtedly its location. Just a few steps from the property's doorstep, you will discover the cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, renowned restaurants, wine cellars and vibrant atmosphere that have made Kaysersberg one of the most beautiful villages in France. The façade, roof and exterior wooden windows were completely renovated in 2020. Additional features include a full basement currently used as a laundry area, a private courtyard with an outbuilding and a dedicated refuse storage area. More than simply a property, this is an opportunity to embrace the authentic Alsatian lifestyle while enjoying the charm of an exceptional historic setting. Key Information Approx. 190 sqm Commercial premises with existing rental income Six bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms Fully furnished Renovated roof, façade and exterior joinery (2020) Gas central heating EPC: E Asking price: 535,000 (agency fees payable by the seller) The current hospitality activity is subject to local regulations. Prospective purchasers are advised to verify the applicable requirements according to their intended use.

Quartier Sud de COLMAR, venez découvrir au deuxième étage d'une maison de maître datant de 1897 ce superbe appartement de 115m². Il se compose d'une entrée dégagement, de trois chambres de 9m² à 22m², d'une salle d'eau avec fenêtre, d'une cuisine aménagée équipée avec un bel espace repas et d'un spacieux séjour double de plus de 35m². Une cave complète le tout. Charme de l'ancien omniprésent : grands volumes, nombreuses ouvertures afin de bénéficier d'une agréable lumière tout au long de la journée, manteau de cheminée décorative et parquet massif . Emplacement central entre la gare et l'hyper centre ville, au calme dans une rue à sens unique, ces atouts sauront vous séduire ! Réel appartement coup de coeur, contactez-nous par téléphone au 07 79 46 96 29 Chloé WACH ou par mail à l'adresse suivante [email protected] (6.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.) Condominiums of 13 units. Annual expenses : 840 euros.

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