Situated 20 minutes from Sarrebourg, this early 19th century house spans 177 m² (1,937 sq ft) on 4 acres of land. It once housed a clog factory before undergoing a complete renovation to enhance its many character features.

The entrance hall opens onto a first half-level that houses a cosy lounge area warmed by a pellet stove. The omnipresence of wood combined with Vosges sandstone walls gives the space a warm, authentic atmosphere. A few steps lead up to a second, completely open plan, where you can admire the building’s exposed roof timbers. A vast bay window floods this space with light, encouraging creativity and relaxation. It also offers direct access to the wooded garden with its view of the hills where deer can be seen.

The upper level leads to an open passageway with plenty of space for shelving. It is extended by a pleasant kitchen/diner. Finally, the last level comprises a mezzanine with a shower room and a walkway suspended above the living room and leading to the sleeping area, a veritable cocoon nestling under the roof structure.

A cellar and two parking spaces complete the features of this unique property. Now used as a pottery workshop, this character house will appeal to lovers of nature and authenticity.

Shops 18 minutes away by car
Bakery in the village
Schools 3 minutes’ walk away
5-minute walk to public transport