luxury properties for sale Mulhouse, France

AN OLD RESTAURANT OPENS ITS DOORS FOR YOU...On the edge of the HEIMSBRUNN forest, just 10 minutes from MULHOUSE, an unlikely green setting awaits you. Nestled in a 52-are park, between the nearby forest and the Chapelle Notre Dame du Chêne, a large bourgeois house, in pure Alsatian style, proudly stands on more than 422m² of living space, with a complete basement, facing its parking lot and the main road. The house, which opened its doors in 1991 right after the completion of the works, has forged its local reputation as a gourmet restaurant and a small event venue. For over 30 years, it has brought joy to many local food lovers, with its two dining rooms and two terraces (approximately 100 covers). Now for sale, it opens itself to new possible adventures, of course in gastronomy, with its professional kitchen, cold rooms, and license IV, but also as a vast private residence, ideal for any liberal profession or craftsman.ENTER, YOU ARE AT HOME!Crossing the porch of the main entrance, the warmth of the refined decoration envelops the visitor. Beams and oak furniture blend harmoniously with the light tones of the surfaces and decoration. Entrance hall with restrooms, reception office, two spacious lounges (90 and 50m²), opening onto the shaded terraces. Kitchen of 60m² (sold as is or emptied of professional equipment, according to needs). Details regarding professional equipment upon request. Double glazing with PVC frames and electric shutters. Careful finishes. Rear entrance leading to the private apartments on the first floor: living areas, office, kitchen, and 3 bedrooms, totaling around 100m² on this floor. Pleasant balcony overlooking the garden, rear garages, and ornamental pond.A BASEMENT OF MORE THAN 180m² THAT IS VERY USEFULThe entire property has a basement (+/- 180m²) used for garages, locker room with shower and WC, workshop, superb air-conditioned wine cellar, cold rooms, boiler room (2 Viessmann Fuel boilers in good condition). Crawl space. Two additional garages in the annex with a garden shed and charming wooden chalet facing the ornamental pond. A well supplies this pond and the various water sources on the land. The entire plot is buildable. Parking of 10 ares, facing the house, on the roadside. Connected to the sewer system.GET OUT, YOU ARE BETWEEN THE FOREST AND MULHOUSE...Bus stop in front of the house to Mulhouse (line 68R-652). The house is 800m from the first shops, schools, and amenities in the village of HEIMSBRUNN; 3km from Reiningue and 6km from the south entrance of Mulhouse. Ideal for accommodating the whole family or for a craft or liberal profession. Also of course for the resumption of the restaurant and/or event activity! The professional kitchen has made many local caterers dream... HEIMSBRUNN is already a dynamic village with schools, restaurants, shops, a medical center, camping, and small industries. But the access routes are the main assets of this property, namely: -A36 at 2km. -The Mulhouse TGV station at 11km -The international airport at 40km. Also, 17km from Thann; Belfort and the Ballon des Vosges at 30km. A visit is a must anyway. Quality of services and friendliness on the agenda! See you soon in Heimsbrunn.Sylvie du WELZ (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 493 231 039 - BESANCON.

30 minutes from Mulhouse and Belfort, in a village of Sundgau, a traditional Alsatian farm from the 18th century, rehabilitated into housing. Situated along one of the village's streets, the property is bordered to the east by a low wall, to the north by a neighboring house, to the west by a private forest, and to the south by a stream, a tributary of the Largue. An opening in the wall provides access to the central courtyard, which leads to the entrance of the traditional half-timbered Alsatian house, and at the back of the courtyard, the former barn. Three sets of garages are distributed to the south and north of the property. The main dwelling is raised to three levels, the last of which is under converted loft spaces. It has been divided into five independent housing units, currently rented. The main façade, facing south, is arranged in four bays. The windows, with two casements, are made of wood and equipped with double glazing. The house is topped with a gabled roof and two hips at the ends of the ridge. The traditional Alsatian tiles, known as Biberschwanz, are shaped like beaver tails. Four dormer windows allow natural light to enter the lofts. The former barn contains ten housing units, all of which are also rented. It is raised to four levels, two of which are loft spaces. The gabled roof, covered with mechanical tiles, is pierced by dormer windows and roof windows.This description has been automatically translated from French.