Nestling in the heart of an old winegrowing village, this 11th-century estate is set in over 26 acres of wooded, walled grounds. It comprises a main house and several outbuildings, providing a unique living environment steeped in history and character.

The main house, with its exposed stonework, some of which reveals the Templar seal, spans 254 m² over two floors. The charm begins as soon as you step through the front door, with its majestic hall and exposed beams leading to the cosy living room warmed by a huge open stone fireplace. A fully-equipped kitchen with central island is an extension of the living area, inviting you to enjoy moments of conviviality together. A utility room completes this level. Upstairs, a landing leads to a bathroom decorated entirely in marble, as well as four bedrooms, one of which has a private bathroom. An attic completes the ensemble. The rear of the house features an unoverlooked garden planted with trees and a large terrace, ideal for enjoying the fine weather.

Opposite the main house is the former caretaker’s cottage of approx. 100 m² (1,076 sq ft). Three other buildings enhance the property: a desecrated chapel with a listed bell tower, an auditorium with a sumptuous roof structure and a 900 m² barn offering a host of conversion possibilities.

This charming estate will appeal to you thanks to its character features, its pleasantly spacious layout, its enclosed grounds planted with trees, its numerous outbuildings and its proximity to the city of Metz. It is an exceptional haven of peace for lovers of history and authentic surroundings.

Plenty of indoor and outdoor parking
Nursery and primary schools 5 minutes away
Bus stop (Le Met network) 2 minutes’ walk away
Motorways 7 minutes away by car