Situated in the heart of the village, this magnificent winegrower's house, completely renovated in 2009, spans 354 m² and is set in secluded wooded grounds. The property comprises a vast living space, complemented by an independent flat that can be rented out or connected to the main residence, thus increasing the living space or creating a space dedicated to a professional activity or seasonal rental. Its authentic architecture, preserving its original high-quality materials, gives this property a singular charm and a warm atmosphere. The interior of the main house has a functional and elegant layout. On the ground floor, a beautiful entrance hall opens onto a bright kitchen with direct access to a south-facing terrace, equipped with an awning to make the most of sunny days. The living room, two lounges, a study and three bedrooms provide comfortable, flexible living space. The house also includes two shower rooms, a bathroom, a storeroom and a laundry room, providing practicality and comfort on a daily basis. The cellars, which have been converted into a reception room and tasting room with a wine press, add an extra touch of character, ideal for entertaining or organising events. The attics can still be converted, offering potential for extension or personalisation. The flat has an entrance hall on the ground floor and a living room, kitchen and bedroom with dressing room and shower room on the first floor. The outside spaces are a real asset, with shaded terraces, a spa in the sun and century-old trees providing a serene, intimate atmosphere. A room with a pizza oven, a garden room, a garage and a courtyard create a practical and friendly environment. The property enjoys a peaceful setting, yet is close to the amenities and schools of Lay Saint Christophe, making daily life easy. Connections to Nancy via the TED bus network add to the appeal of the area. The proximity of hiking trails means that you can take full advantage of nature, while still being just a few minutes from the town. This property stands out for its authenticity, carefully preserved original materials and elegant decor. Its development potential, its configuration with two independent or connected dwellings and its well-kept outdoor spaces make it a rare property on the market. A place where history, comfort and nature come together to offer an exceptional living environment, full of charm and character. 10-minute walk to shops Schools within 5 minutes' walk 5-minute walk to public transport ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: C Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscriptions): between ?3,120 and ?4,270. Contact: Laurence 0631193091

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