luxury real estate for sale Raival, France

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 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.

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 Meuse, in the village of VELAINES, about 15 minutes from BAR-LE-DUC and 5 minutes from the RN4 accessible at LIGNY-EN-BARROIS, close to all shops and amenities, this character property dating from the very beginning of the 17th century, preserved in all its splendor, carefully maintains its most beautiful original elements: antique tiles, exceptional (and functional) fireplaces, beautiful heights under molded ceilings, as well as beautiful woodwork and oak floors, thus offering a living environment that combines authenticity, elegance, and timeless charm. Of very good quality stone construction set on a very beautiful enclosed and wooded ornamental garden, this property would be perfect for a family home, possibly with the exercise of a professional activity. It includes a living area of approximately 218 m2. Energy Class D. Climate Class D. Estimated annual energy expenses for standard use between 3960 EUR and 5400 EUR. Virtual tour available upon request. Details of the listing below: Ground floor: - Entrance hall (2m2): ancient tiled floor; - Corridor (16m2): ancient tiled floor; - Dining room (29.5m2): oak parquet floor, period stone fireplace with trumeau mirror, beautiful ceiling height, window; - Living room (36.9m2): Burgundy tiles (on concrete slab), exceptional monumental Renaissance era fireplace with moldings and sculptures (1633) with hammered coat of arms, window; - Office (9.25m2): carpeted floor (on slab), charming library (1990); - Kitchen (14.42m2): tiled floor, 2-basin sink on base unit, hood, storage cupboard, French door leading outside; - Back kitchen / Boiler room (5m2): plastic flooring, "Frisquet" condensing boiler (~2019) and hot water production, built-in shelves; - WC (1.34m2 hab/2.3m2 ground): tiled floor, WC, suspended sink, built-in cupboard, small window; First floor (carpet and plastic flooring in wet rooms): - Landing (10m2); - Bedroom 1 (13m2): cupboard/wardrobe, window; - Bedroom 2 (24.86m2): exceptional monumental Renaissance era fireplace with moldings and sculptures with caryatids, wall library, window; - Bedroom 3 (12.11m2): built-in cupboard, window; - Shower room (4.8m2): sink on suspended unit, shower, WC; - Bedroom 4 (29.6m2): stone fireplace with trumeau mirror, window; Adjacent bathroom (8.75m2): bathtub, basin on column, bidet, WC, old water stone, window; Outbuildings: - Attic (125m2) with visibility of the exceptional original framework assembled in the style of Jupiter; - Garage (55m2) with access from the street and courtyard: concrete floor; And Workshop/Old stables (54.7m2): concrete floor, door to the street, 2 windows; - Attic above (114.7m2): floor and openings (3 at the back) for additional development possibilities; - Cellar (56m2): earthen floor. - Annex building with reception room on the ground floor (33m2): tiled floor, monumental stone fireplace with tacle (and Burgundy spit) from the 17th century, oak beams, wall woodwork, water stone, built-in cupboard, window; - Room upstairs (33m2). Property tax ~ 2131 EUR including household waste (2024). All joinery is double-glazed WOOD. The house is heated by a city gas heating system (condensing boiler from 2019). Sold as is, furnished (furniture present in the photos). The property has an inner courtyard and a very beautiful enclosed ornamental garden-park with trees, with a well and pump, without vis-à-vis. The entire property covers a total area of 26 ares 07 ca. Seller's fees apply. Information on 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.

Ideally located in Saint-Mihiel, nicknamed the "Little Florence of Lorraine," in the heart of the Meuse Valley, this property enjoys a privileged location: just 35 km from Verdun and about 30 minutes from the Meuse TGV station (Paris in 55 minutes). This elegant detached building, designed in Norman architectural style, immediately captivates with its charm, generous volumes, and numerous possibilities for use: high-end main residence, company headquarters, liberal business, tourism project, or mixed investment.________________________________________ A property with multiple uses Built on a landscaped plot of 23 ares 37 centiares, the property features vast areas spread over several levels, served by an elevator: Basement (approx. 90 m²) Technical and functional spaces: cellar, boiler room, elevator machinery, and storage rooms. Ground floor (approx. 260 m² fully renovated) A professional space ready for use, bright and perfectly arranged, including: o Spacious reception hall o Reception room (38 m²) o Elegant meeting room with parquet flooring o 7 offices of various sizes o Bright waiting room with large bay windows o Sanitary facilities 1st floor (approx. 190 m² to renovate) A character apartment offering beautiful volumes and old elements (parquet floors, marble fireplaces): o Double living room and salon with loggia o Kitchen and annex rooms o 4 bedrooms o Bathroom, laundry room, WC An ideal level for creating a prestigious family residence or several apartments. 2nd floor (approx. 162 m² renovated) New professional space easily convertible into residential accommodation, including: o 5 spacious offices o Kitchen o Sanitary facilities ________________________________________ Exteriors and outbuildings: o Surrounding land combining parking space and ornamental garden o Independent building with 6 garages ________________________________________ Additional information o Well served by an elevator o Professional part: energy and climate classes D o Apartment: energy class F / climate E ________________________________________ A rare property in the area This atypical property offers exceptional space and remarkable usage flexibility. It will suit both an ambitious professional project and a transformation into a character family residence or tourist accommodation. Agency fees payable by the seller. Property tax 2024: 7686 EUR Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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.

Rare in Commercy, exceptional family property just steps from the city center. Just a stone's throw from amenities while benefiting from an exceptional green setting, this independent house of 348 m2 offers a perfect balance between comfort, space, and nature. Built in two phases (1970 and 1996), this property with generous volumes consists of very beautiful living spaces including: - A fitted kitchen with direct access to the terrace and garden, - A dining room, - A spacious living room with an open fireplace for wood burning, a bay window opening onto the terrace and garden, - A library lounge, - An office, - 5 bedrooms, - 2 bathrooms, - 2 shower rooms, - 4 toilets, - A workshop, - A laundry room, and a boiler room - 3 garages with motorized doors. On the technical side, the house is equipped with oil central heating, combining underfloor heating and radiators for optimal comfort. The exterior is one of the great assets of the property: a plot of more than 4 hectares, part of which is fully fenced with 50 ares, and an adjacent wooded plot, rare in the heart of Commercy. Motorized gate for access to the property, ensuring security and comfort of access. Alarm system. The major advantages: - Recent facade and roof - Central location close to amenities - Exceptional living space - Rare and preserved land in the city - Quality services, ideal for a large family or welcoming project. Please note: The sanitation installation is not compliant, and the buyer will need to carry out the necessary works to bring it into compliance (notably neutralizing the existing septic tank and connecting to the collective sewage system of the entire house). Recent facade and roof. This unique property in Commercy is aimed at buyers seeking space for a beautiful family home or a home for hosting guests.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Located close to Lake Madine, this property was built around 1860 by a prominent Lorraine family descended from the ?Five Great Horses' lineage and is set in a preserved natural environment. It covers an area of approximately 525 m² in the heart of a wooded park with open views of the Meuse hillsides and has been awarded the Fondation du Patrimoine label. The residence has undergone extensive renovation, carried out with respect for its architectural identity. The original features have been preserved: moldings, stained glass windows, fireplaces, and beautiful high ceilings, offering generous volumes and an authentic atmosphere. The first floor houses the reception rooms. A double living room with a fireplace opens onto a south-west facing terrace, offering unobstructed and soothing views of the park. This level also includes two offices, one with oak paneling, the other with a fireplace and a trumeau, as well as a separate kitchen, a pantry, a vestibule, a library, and a bathroom. The second floor, accessible via a wooden staircase in the tower, leads to a large landing with a billiard table, distributing an independent space that can be used as a suite with a bathroom, four bedrooms, an additional bathroom, and a large master bedroom of approximately 50 m² with a direct view of the park. The ground floor, formerly used for servants' quarters and now renovated, is accessible via an original carved wooden door with ironwork. It consists of a large workshop that can be converted as required, a gym, a laundry room, a bathroom, and cellars. The park, which has retained its original layout, is home to several rare species of trees and one remarkable specimen, reinforcing the unique character of the site. An annex building, with independent access from the street, offers potential for additional development after complete renovation. A garage also completes the property. Located in the heart of the Lorraine Regional Nature Park, equidistant from the main towns of Lorraine and close to Lake Madine, renowned for its outdoor activities, this property is ideal for both a family project and a tourist business. 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 euros15,740 and euros21,360. Contact: Chloé 06.47.86.10.73