Situated in the heart of a charming town in the western Vosges, this property steeped in history dates back to the 17th century. Nestling behind a facade full of character and finely carved ashlar, it comprises a 450 m² main building and a detached 150 m² pavilion, joined by a superb, perfectly tended formal garden.

As soon as you enter, the travertine floors, high ceilings and original woodwork immediately take you back in time. The ground floor features a large living room, a dining room, a boudoir with fireplace, a vast library, a fitted kitchen and a study that can be used as a bedroom with en suite bathroom. Versailles parquet flooring, marble fireplaces and ceilings adorned with mouldings and rosettes all contribute to the refined atmosphere.

The grand staircase leads upstairs to three beautiful bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, and two vast rooms, one of which is used as an entertainment room and the other as a bedroom. There is also a separate kitchen on this level. In the attic, the impressive roof structure bears witness to the skills of the craftsmen of the time. Finally, the monumental cellar features pointed vaults over 5 metres high.

Outside, the formal garden is a work of art in itself, with its carefully trimmed boxwood beds and white gravel paths. A shady arbour invites you to relax in a timeless setting. The façade of the pavilion also impresses with its many ornaments and its four sculptures symbolising the four seasons. Inside, there is an impressive reception room with high windows overlooking the garden, a kitchen and a shower room. Upstairs are two bedrooms nestling under the roofs.

A garage with space for four cars completes this property, which is ideally located in a peaceful setting close to all amenities. This unique residence, both a historic monument and a haven of peace, bears witness to an exceptional literary and artistic past, while offering a timeless atmosphere imbued with elegance and serenity.

Listed as a Historic Monument
Not eligible for ECD