luxury real estate for sale Maurupt-le-Montois, France

Nestled in a peaceful setting, this spacious 400.57 m² Master house stands out for its generous volumes and functional layout. Built on a 3029 m² plot, it offers an ideal living space for a large family or for those seeking additional rooms for a hospitality project. With its 27 rooms, including 9 bedrooms, this property features numerous comfortable living spaces. The bright living room, enhanced by a veranda, invites relaxation and convivial moments. The house also includes a bathroom and five shower rooms, making daily life easier for the occupants. The south exposure ensures optimal sunlight throughout the day, while the lack of nearby properties maintains privacy. Despite its age, dating back to 1900, the house is in good condition, ready to welcome its new owners without requiring major renovations. Located near public transport, this residence combines the charm of the old and modern comfort. Its energy performance indicator rated E also offers potential for energy improvement. This property represents a rare opportunity in the real estate market.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Discover this spacious family home located close to all amenities , offering very beautiful volumes, a bright Californian-style extension, a full basement and a generous swimming pool. Built in 1973 and extended in 1997 , it benefits from excellent maintenance as well as numerous recent works. Interior section Ground floor: Double living room in the extension, bright, with double fireplace Open-plan kitchen leading to a dining room 2 very spacious ground-floor bedrooms, one with a mezzanine area Bathroom with shower and bathtub, as well as a double vanity unit. 2 toilets with washbasins Laundry Upstairs: 2 very spacious bedrooms with built-in storage 1 office Bathroom with shower and vanity unit Separate toilet Full basement (on the original part of the house): Parking capacity for 2 vehicles in the garage Workshop Large storage area Cellar Crawl space Exterior section Heated 6 x 14 m swimming pool with diving board Recent liner (2023) Electric submerged cover (2021) Glass filtration + chlorine Fully enclosed garden , not overlooked and perfectly maintained Two entrances with two motorized gates on each side of the property Technical aspects & services Heating : air/water heat pump + fireplaces Double glazing Roof insulation Shutters : Wooden shutters on the original section Electric roller shutters on the extension Roof inspected in 2020 Facade renovated in 2020 Shutters renovated in 2020 Fiber optic Fully equipped kitchen Sewer system No easements (nothing to report) No work required! Property taxes: 3086 euros Fees: EUR21,500 including VAT, payable by the seller Price: 449,000 euros

iad France - Graziella Mendola offers you: In a sought-after municipality, just a few minutes from Saint-Dizier and on the axis of Lake Der, you will surely fall in love with this contemporary property that combines elegance, comfort, and high-end features in a preserved environment, surrounded by nature, where calm and intimacy are perfectly respected.From the entrance, the generous volumes and natural light will immediately seduce you. The spacious living area opens onto a fully equipped kitchen, designed as a true convivial space. The entire space communicates directly with a large terrace, offering a perfect continuity between indoor and outdoor areas.The house currently offers three bedrooms, one of which is on the ground floor. Also on this level, a vast bathroom equipped with a shower and a whirlpool bathtub with high-quality features. Upstairs, two spacious bedrooms with built-in storage offer very nice volumes, as well as a superb mezzanine that adds even more space and brightness. Its configuration allows, if you wish, the creation of an additional bedroom while maintaining a pleasant open space.Outside, everything has been designed to fully enjoy the beautiful days. A superb swimming pool harmoniously integrates into a relaxation area including a spa, a pool house with a bar, and an independent chalet that complements this convivial ensemble. The outdoor amenities, made with quality materials such as stone, marble, paving stones, and asphalt, testify to the attention given to every detail.The amenities continue with a first double garage attached to the house, now converted into a wellness area with a sauna, summer kitchen, and laundry room.A second independent garage completes the property.Finally, a recent building of approximately 50 m², fully insulated, offers tremendous potential. Thanks to its independent access, you can create an independent housing unit, a professional activity, offices, a workshop, a reception area or even a seasonal rental project without encroaching on the privacy of the main dwelling.This house is also distinguished by the impeccable quality of its maintenance. Every space, every equipment, and every finish reflects a rare demand. Tensioned ceilings, noble materials such as exotic wood and stainless steel, recent equipment: all in a condition like new.The energy performance is also up to the standard of the services offered. Rated B, this house benefits from a state-of-the-art condensing boiler and a quality of construction that ensures an excellent level of comfort and consumption control.Primary residence, family home, second home or tourist accommodation project, this property will adapt to all your desires in a peaceful setting, with no overlooking, while remaining in immediate proximity to Saint-Dizier, Lake Der, in a municipality with amenities.A property with rare amenities, where every detail has been carefully considered, ready to welcome you without any work needed, to be discovered discreetly only with iad France.Video available upon request.Agency fees are the responsibility of the seller. A valid form of identification will be required during the visit, in accordance with Article L.561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation for brush clearing, is available on the Géorisques site: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate advertisement has been drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mrs. Graziella Mendola, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of the SAS I@D France registered with the RSAC of Chalons en Champagne under number 837501121, holder of a real estate canvassing card on behalf of I@D France SAS.

A two-floor apartment in a converted 19th-century temple, bathed in light, in the heart of Bar-le-Duc. Although still scarce at the beginning of the 19th century, in Bar-le-Duc the protestant community began to gain structure from 1856 with the arrival of a pastor. The following year, plans were put in place to build a temple based on the blueprints provided by local authority architect Alexandre Guiot. The first stone was laid on 23rd May 1861 by six-year-old Camélia, the pastor’s daughter. A commemorative inscription and three pieces of silver dating from 1860 were placed in a cavity carved out in the stone, at the base of the entrance gate. These objects paying witness to the founding of the edifice were protected between two lead sheets and are still in place today. After 1905, the community brought together 600 believers from 44 different municipalities, but its gradual decline and financial difficulties led to the temple being sold in 1996. It thus ceased to be a place of worship and was converted into a two-level home by the current owners, who maintained the ground floor as a workshop and an exhibition / shop venue. The temple stands on a peaceful street, perpendicular to the town’s main street, occupying a triangular shaped plot with a small courtyard to the rear.

An 18th-century townhouse and garden, in Bar-le-Duc. Although the person who commissioned this residence is unknown, the architecture of this townhouse leaves little room for doubt: the quality of its layout and ampleness of its volume unquestionably point to it being the former residence of one of society’s leading lights in Bar-le-Duc in the Age of Enlightenment. Set between the street and its garden, it follows a classic layout. The main section that stands alongside Rue Voltaire is prolonged by two wings protruding in L-shapes out into the garden and framing it at the same time. Originally, each of these wings was terminated by a square, protruding pavilion, bestowing absolute symmetry on the edifice. The probable disappearance of one of these pavilions has not greatly altered the general appearance, for the preserved false openings pay witness to a desire to maintain the original architectural balance. To the rear, the garden forms an L-shape around the remaining pavilion to reach the rear of the garage that opens onto the street.

A small, 18th-century château, listed as a Historical Monument, on the border of the Champagne and Lorraine regions. In the middle of the village, on the corner of two streets, the property is located in a small, tranquil valley, which is within immediate proximity to schools, a local shop and a bar-tobacconist’s, while, behind its stone wall and tall wrought-iron gates, it is articulated around a main courtyard extended, in the back, by an L-shaped garden featuring a swimming pool, a barn and an outbuilding. Meticulous and romantic in appearance, with a subtly integrated swimming pool, the garden has been decorated with a number of statues and stone benches, delicately placed among the wisteria and flowerbeds, whereas a chicken coop has been cleverly concealed at one end of the garden and, to the right of the courtyard, a beautiful 19th-century orangery abuts the neighbouring property and is currently used as a garage.

Nestled in the heart of Vavincourt, a sought-after village that combines charm and dynamism, this property benefits from a privileged environment with a school, library, and an active community life. Just 10 minutes from Bar-le-Duc and 15 minutes from the Meuse TGV station (connecting to Paris in less than an hour), it offers an ideal living environment between tranquility and accessibility. Behind its characterful stone walls, this superb residence reveals an authentic charm, generous volumes, and a unique atmosphere, shielded from prying eyes for absolute privacy. An exceptional property where charm and serenity blend perfectly. With a living area of approximately 312 m2, it offers numerous possibilities: family home, guesthouse project, or professional activity. With: On the ground floor: entrance, living room, kitchen, office, bathroom with WC, bedroom; Night area: three bedrooms, office, shower room, WC; Upstairs (apartment that can be independent): reception room, three bedrooms, kitchenette area, sanitary spaces. Outbuildings: ancillary building used as a double garage, potential convertible attic, boiler room, vaulted cellar, workshop/storage. Adjacent land consisting of a courtyard, terraces, and garden. Central heating with fuel oil (hot air generator with distribution by blower (hot air / cooling ventilation). Energy Class E. Climate Class E. All on 11 ares 95 centiares. Announcement details below: On the ground floor: - Entrance (7.55m2): black and white tiled floor, oak staircase leading to the upstairs (apartment that can be independent); - Living room (63.00m2): black and white checkered tiled floor, decorative stone fireplace, exposed beams, French doors with access to the rear garden and courtyard at the front; - Kitchen (12.70m2): vinyl tile floor, upper and lower cabinets, oven, cooktop, double sink, dishwasher, washing machine area, window; - Office 1 (29.70m2): vinyl tile floor, decorative fireplace, exposed beams, windows; - Bathroom (4.75m2): vinyl tile floor, bathtub, sink, bidet, WC; - Bedroom 1 (19.95m2): vinyl tile floor, French door with garden access; Night area: - Corridor/Another possible entrance (14.00m2): cement tile floor and chevron oak parquet; - WC (1.30m2): vinyl tile floor; - Bedroom 2 (20.50m2): chevron oak parquet floor, decorative fireplace, closets, window; - Office 2 (10.50m2): terracotta floor, sink, window; - Shower room (9.95m2): plastic and tile flooring, two sinks, shower cabin, bidet, window; - Bedroom 3 (19.75m2): vinyl tile floor, fireplace with mirror topped with a decorative trumeau, window; - Bedroom 4 (21.25m2): vinyl tile floor, decorative fireplace with sculpted mirrors, window; Upstairs: (apartment that can be independent) - Reception room (30.20m2): spruce parquet floor, skylight; - Bedroom 5 (12.90m2): spruce parquet floor, window; - Bedroom 6 (9.40m2): spruce parquet floor, window; - Bedroom 7 (11.25m2): spruce parquet floor, window, bull's-eye window; - Kitchenette area (3.10m2): plastic flooring, lower cabinets, sink, small refrigerator; - Sanitary space (5.20m): plastic flooring, two sinks, shower, WC, towel dryer, bull's-eye window; In outbuildings: - Ancillary building used as a double garage with motorized doors; - Attics potentially convertible; - Vaulted cellar; - Boiler room (Oil boiler 2020) - hot air generator with distribution by blower (hot air / cooling ventilation) - Workshop/Storage All joinery is made of single-glazed wood and secondary glazing. The house is heated by a recent central heating system with heating oil for part of the dwelling (2020) and electric convectors.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Manor in Bar-le-Duc. The property is revealed behind a gate that provides, from the street, a discreet entrance to a vast garden of just under 4000m2, surrounded by walls and full of trees. Built in 1886 for Frédéric Dyckhoff by his father-in-law, architect Charles Demoget, the manor rises set back in the middle of the garden. Elevated on three levels above cellars under a slate roof, the manor features facades made of Savonnières stone. The main facade is animated by particularly rich sculpted decor. The tall windows with small panes are framed by moldings and topped with pierced friezes of scrolls and floral patterns. Below one of them, a sculpted register associates a cogwheel, pincers, and hammer, surrounded by foliage and volutes, with a frieze of small floral motifs, evoking the industrial world. The entrance, preceded by a stone staircase, is protected by a long metal awning that runs the entire length of the facade, which is now heavily altered and partially glazed. The double-door, adorned with ironwork, is surmounted by a decorative transom. The base retains a wooden service door. To the left, the facade still bears the traces in the masonry of a disappeared continuous balcony. Adjoining the main elevation, a staircase turret is topped with a steep slate roof, the upper part distinguished by arched openings adorned with stained glass. The openings, carefully framed with molded stone, are accompanied by cornices and bands that rhythm the different levels. The garden creates a true intimate space and develops a vegetation that has become particularly generous today, among which remain notably a ginkgo biloba, a purple beech, a lime tree, and a walnut tree. An emblematic property both for its architecture and its importance to local industrial history, it embodies the success of the Dyckhoff family, which played a major role in the history of the region. It was in Bar-le-Duc that Rudolf Diesel and Frédéric Dyckhoff, engineer and industrialist close to Gustave Eiffel’s circle, designed the very first functional diesel engine in July 1894.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located in the heart of a bucolic and tourist-friendly region, this authentic mill, whose origins date back to the 11th century, covers an area of 316m² on a 1.78-hectare plot. A real historical treasure with its typical Champagne half-timbering, exposed beams, old-fashioned fireplace, and ancient water wheel, this property would be perfect for a bed and breakfast business. Its owners have perfectly preserved its authentic character while providing all the comforts of a contemporary home. The charm is apparent from the moment you enter. The various character features of the property are skillfully highlighted by numerous windows that provide abundant light. The living room, where the warmth of wood reigns supreme, features an impressive stone fireplace. It is extended on one side by a pleasant lounge with lighter tones and on the other by an open kitchen supported by half-timbering. The kitchen offers access to a pleasant terrace adjacent to the stream. A bedroom and two bathrooms complete the ground floor. A charming wooden staircase leads to the first floor, which has four beautiful bedrooms, two bathrooms, a dressing area, and a large room bathed in light, whose use will be limited only by the imagination of its future happy owners. Another wing of the building houses all the mechanisms of the old mill, carefully preserved as evidence of a rich historical past. An impressive outbuilding, also with half-timbering and a vaulted cellar, adds to the many assets of the property, which has a registered water right. It is therefore possible to restore the old turbine in order to restart hydraulic production for personal consumption only. This character property, ideal for seasonal rentals, is just waiting for its new owners to write the next page in its history. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between euros4,980 and euros6,810 Contact: Valentine +33 (0)6 63 32 39 79