Renovated manor house in the heart of the Rebberg

Nestled in the heart of a 6-acre enclosed plot of land planted with trees, this 340 m² mansion was built in 1905 by the architect Charles Schulé, who is also known for having designed the Mulhouse train station. Located in the immediate vicinity of the station and the town centre, it has benefited from a quality renovation revealing all the charm of the old.

From the vast entrance hall, the visitor is offered all the vocabulary of the bourgeois habitat of the beginning of the 20th century. Herringbone parquet flooring, old wood panelling and stained glass doors harmoniously blend in with contemporary elements underlined by a refined decoration. Three reception rooms of 25 m² each make up the living space. Nestled in the former winter garden, an immaculate dining kitchen invites you to share moments of conviviality. It opens onto a pleasant terrace leading to the garden.

Spread over the two upper floors, the sleeping area has eight bedrooms, one of which has its own terrace overlooking the greenery. A shower room with Italian shower, a bathroom and a dressing room complete these levels whose volumes suggest a family lifestyle. A basement with its wine cellar, a laundry room, a workshop and two garages add to the many assets of this property, which marvellously combines the cachet of the old with the comfort of a contemporary home.

Shops within 15 minutes’ walk
Schools within 10 minutes’ walk
Tram 5 min walk away
Train station 5 min walk away

Net selling price 850 000 euros
Fees of 4,9 % to be paid by the buyer, i.e. 42 000 euros.

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices for 2021: between 3546euros and 4798euros.