1930s house perched on the heights of Mont National

Nestling on a hillside, this 141 m² house sits in 27 acres of superb grounds with exceptional views of the Black Forest and Mont Saint Odile. Built in 1936, this character house is ideally suited to family life in an idyllic setting, and just needs to be renovated to bring it up to date and realise its full potential.

The entrance to the property is via a driveway that winds up to the house and reveals its Vosges sandstone base. The lower section features a charming stone porch, the first place to enjoy the view. The solid wood period door opens onto an entrance hall that leads to the various rooms on this level.

Bathed in light thanks to its numerous windows and south-facing aspect, the 41 m² living room is enhanced by its solid parquet flooring and warmed by the wooden base and beams. It opens onto a 22 m² terrace with a commanding view over the town. A bright, separate kitchen completes this floor.

A solid wood staircase leads to the upper level, which houses the sleeping area. This comprises two bedrooms (12 and 18 m²) and a master bedroom (25 m²) with en suite bathroom and balcony. The attic, which is already accessible via a staircase, simply needs to be converted to create two additional bedrooms, adding to the existing surface area.

A full basement, a laundry room and a garage complete this family home, which needs some energy-efficiency works to improve its performance. Its exceptional location and vast grounds make this a rare property that is just waiting for a renovation project to write a new page in its history.

Garage
Shops within 5 minutes’ walk
Schools 11 minutes’ walk away
Railway station 4 minutes by bike

ENERGY CLASS: F / CLIMATE CLASS: F
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between €3,623 and €4,901.

Excessive energy consumption. The law requires that, from 1 January 2028, the energy performance level of a property, currently class F / G, must be between class A and class E.