luxury real estate for sale Raival, France

Located in a quiet environment, just 15 minutes from Bar-le-Duc, in the village of Villotte-devant-Louppy, this house built in 2013 offers approximately 200 sqm of living space and is set on a plot of about 1,500 sqm with garden, inner courtyard and outbuildings. The house is organized around a charming inner courtyard, providing a sheltered and intimate outdoor space that becomes a true extension of the living areas. The ground floor features a large and bright living area including a lounge, dining room and open-plan kitchen, forming a convivial and functional space. A master suite with shower room completes this level and benefits from direct access to the courtyard, allowing comfortable single-level living. Upstairs, the night area consists of four bedrooms, one of which has an enclosed terrace that can be used as an additional room, office or relaxation space. A shower room completes this level. The property also includes a cellar and several outbuildings, including one large outbuilding and a second smaller one, offering numerous possibilities such as workshop, storage, professional activity or additional development. Features include electric underfloor heating, PVC double-glazed windows with electric aluminium shutters, and an Alsatian stove installed in the living room, providing additional comfort and a warm atmosphere. The garden, courtyard and outbuildings give the property a pleasant layout and generous outdoor space. The house is also located approximately 30 minutes from Meuse TGV station, allowing access to Paris (Gare de l’Est) in about 1 hour. A house offering generous volumes, outbuildings and a peaceful living environment near Bar-le-Duc.

In Bar-le-Duc, a private hotel from the 18th century and its garden. While the identity of the patron remains unknown, the architecture of the private hotel leaves little room for doubt: the quality of its design and the scale of its volumes undoubtedly indicate the residence of a prominent figure in Barrois society during the Age of Enlightenment. It is organized according to a classic plan between the street and the garden. The main body of the building, aligned with Rue Voltaire, is extended in depth by two wings at right angles that frame an interior garden. Originally, each of these wings ended with a projecting square pavilion, giving the whole a rigorously symmetrical composition. The probable disappearance of one of these pavilions has not altered the general layout; the preserved false openings bear witness to the intention to maintain the initial architectural balance. At the back, the garden extends at right angles and goes around the surviving pavilion to connect with the garage that opens onto the street.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A 17th and 18th century stately manor farm in 10 hectares of meadows, at the border between the former Duchy of Bar and France. The estate stands near to a small country road with very little traffic. It is made up of a large complex built around a square courtyard. At the rear of this, there is a monumental barn, a stable, a dovecote with an aviary and a separate 19th century pavilion. The property boasts fruit trees, a vegetable garden, a greenhouse, a cold room, three small ponds that are home to fish and crayfish, as well as open meadows through which a small trout-rich river meanders. This remarkable site was once governed by a Cistercian abbey. At that time, written records already mentioned the presence of a villa and a double millstone mill erected between two ponds. Traces of the foundations still remain. In the 17th century, hemp was grown here. The abundance of water on site made it possible to transform it on the estate. The vines planted here produced a Pinot varietal wine infamous for its inconsistency and mediocre quality. At the start of the 18th century, it belonged to a local lord and the estate was designated a stately manor farm of the high and medium nobility.

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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

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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.

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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