À Rénover: Dernière Maison De 200 Ans du Plus Petit Village De L'est De la France - 2 Hrs from Paris. Currently Thr Hou…

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À Rénover: Dernière Maison De 200 Ans du Plus Petit Village De L'est De la France - 2 Hrs from Paris. Currently Thr House is just a Shell,.

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Discover this last village house where a renovation had to be stopped in its tracks because the local french owners were stuck abroad during the Covid crisis. This house
offers incredible potential for lovers of old stones and renovation. Plans have already been drawn up made by architects specializing in Champagne heritage and are at your disposal.
The roof was completely replaced at the start of the project in 2020 has already been redone with the visible interior part in wood in order to take advantage of the high ceilings.
Located in Champagne in one of the smallest communes of Haute- Marne and France
this property offers a rare opportunity to create your home in the forest. Nestled in an exceptional natural setting and close to a historic château castle, you can only be charmed by this enchanting setting and the peaceful environment. The building, located on the edge of the forest, is set on a generous plot of more than 1000m2, offering many development possibilities.
The town village is crossed bordered by the Blaiseron, a 20 km river, a tributary of the Blaise, adding a bucolic note to the property.
A blank page where you can give free rein to your creativity to undertake the rest of the renovation work for 180 m2 while preserving the heritage. A unique opportunity to create the country house of your dreams far from the chaos of the cities. Ideal for investors or first-time buyers. Energy display information on this property: DPE and GES blank because the house is not yet habitable. consumable not exploitable (absence of invoices).

Emplacement
Name of the village :
Charmes en l'angle
Champagne région near Colombey les 2 eglises

Accéder
Train to Bar sur aube, 2 hrs from Paris

Intérieur
La maison a été construite en meme temps que le chateau il y a 200 ans, à cette époque les pièces étaient petites pour tenir les habitants au chaud. Il fallait donc casser les murs de séparation pour obtenir le grand volume souhaité. De même l'étage dont le plancher en bois était abimé et instable a été démonté. C'est resté en l'état depuis. Mais c'est ce qui permet d'envisager la maison comme on le souhaite vraiment (par exemple installer un chauffage au sol, choisir de mettre du carrelage ou du bois au sol ou toute autre idée, C'est une page blanche à écrire.

Extérieur
Forest and nature

Détails supplémentaires
Il faut compter un budget de 90 000 euros pour finir la maison