Nestled in the heart of the village, this Lorraine house dating from 1852 offers nearly 220 m² of living space on a 5-acre plot bordering the Orne River. This charming old building captivates with its authenticity, generous proportions and peaceful surroundings. With its garden, it combines potential for conversion with heritage character.

The entrance opens onto a large dining room whose wood panelling and high ceilings tell the story of the place. The adjoining living room, with its stone fireplace, extends this warm atmosphere. The separate kitchen, although functional, needs renovation to bring it up to current standards. A workshop/laundry room and a garage complete this level. Upstairs, a mezzanine landing reveals a custom-made solid wood library, a real character piece for lovers of peace and quiet and reading. Four spacious bedrooms make up the sleeping area, one of which has access to a private terrace with a view of the river. A bathroom in need of renovation completes this level.

At the rear of the house, the terrace and garden offer a bucolic setting, punctuated by the tranquil flow of the Orne river. A wooded environment, conducive to relaxation and conviviality. The entire plot is oriented to capture optimal sunlight.
The village is located at the crossroads between Briey and Sainte-Marie-aux-Chênes, close to the A4 motorway, making it easy to travel to Metz, Luxembourg or Verdun.

This property, steeped in history, represents a great opportunity for anyone wishing to reinterpret the codes of traditional housing. Its riverside location, spacious rooms and unique character make it a property with a singular charm, which can be personalised to suit your desires.

Shops 7 minutes away by car
Primary school 5 minutes away on foot
School bus service
Motorway access: 5 minutes