Early 19th century mansion

Located in the heart of the historical city centre of Thann, the last town on the tourist Route des Vins, this 307 m² mansion dates from the early 19th century. It was bought in the 1950s by a couple of acupuncturists and in 2009 underwent a harmonious renovation that left plenty of room for the character of the old building.

The rich history of the place can already be felt on the façade with the stone lintel over the entrance door. The year 1676 appears to be the year of the Engelbourg castle, which is well known to the inhabitants of the town. The entrance hall leads to the two rooms on the ground floor, which are currently used for a professional activity. In their extension, a corridor leads to the exterior space of more than 400 m² situated at the back of the house with its courtyard paved with old-fashioned stones, its charming garden with trees sheltered from view and its workshop.

The first floor is accessed via a period solid wood staircase that leads to the 48 m² (484 sq ft) living room with its lounge, dining room and fully equipped open-plan kitchen. Herringbone parquet flooring, high ceilings of over 3 metres, mouldings and niches cleverly highlighted underline the origins of this place steeped in history. An office, a bathroom and a bedroom with its 20 m² terrace overlooking the garden complete this level. The second level offers a vast central space distributing four bedrooms and a shower room. Finally, a space of approximately 80 m² remains to be exploited in the attic.

Particularly well suited to the exercise of a liberal profession or to a seasonal rental activity, this residence happily combines the cachet of the old with the purity of a contemporary renovation.

Two cellars

Possibility of acquiring an adjoining garage

Train station 6 minutes’ walk away

Euroairport 35 minutes away

CLASSE ENERGIE : C / CLASSE CLIMAT : D
Montant moyen estimé des dépenses annuelles d’énergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de l’énergie de l’année 2015 : 2704 €