Renovated 19th century farmhouse

In the village of Fixem, this old farmhouse was renovated in 2016 and has a surface area of 240 m2 on a fully walled plot of about 19 ares.

This charming house, dating from 1830, is distinguished by its history of the past. The façade and the entrance door have been completely restored to their original state and are classified as “remarkable”. The story goes that the estate belonged to Napoleon III, who gave it to one of his workers to help him escape from prison.

A flight of steps leads up to the main room, which consists of a living room and a fitted kitchen. The feeling of space is accentuated by the design of this vast living room enhanced by a recently installed wood-burning stove which will warm up the long winter evenings.

On the same floor, an office, a laundry room and a shower room complete this level.

At the heart of the building, a central tower distributes the various main rooms.

On the first floor, a vaulted corridor leads to the 4 bedrooms, one of which has a dressing room. A bathroom accompanies this ensemble.

Next to the house is a barn of 160 m2 which offers numerous possibilities for conversion.

The back of the house opens onto a pleasant garden with trees and a large terrace where you can enjoy the sunny days.

Its character features, its pleasantly distributed volumes, its enclosed grounds and its proximity to the border are the main assets of this property, which is at the crossroads between the history of old stones and the comfort of modernity.

Garage
Vaulted cellar of 115M2
Attic

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: A
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between 1390€ and 1970€.