Located just 30 minutes from Nancy, this historic estate known as the Maison des Dîmes boasts 565 m² of pure architectural charm. Built in the 16th century and listed as a Historic Monument, this exceptional residence has undergone a meticulous restoration that has enhanced its original features?mullioned windows, period wood paneling, and exposed beams?transforming it into a timeless living space. Upon arrival at the property, the tone is set by two distinct entrances. The first opens onto the winter living room with its imposing Lorraine-style fireplace and stately stone columns, enhanced by beautifully integrated contemporary doors. The second leads to a grand kitchen-dining area with authentic charm and a monumental fireplace?the true heart of this home?clad in authentic terracotta tiles. It opens directly onto a terrace, a poetic remnant of an ancient tower. Adjacent to the winter living room is the summer living room, which showcases remarkable carved woodwork. A modern kitchen and storage spaces complete this level. In the center of the building, two separate staircases?including a spiral staircase, a remnant of the past, and a more accessible wooden staircase?lead to the upper floors, marking the transition to a more intimate atmosphere where solid hardwood floors and whitewashed beams set the tone. The first floor consists of a master suite with a cement-tiled bathroom, a superb billiards room with a fireplace, a space with a built-in spa, as well as two bright bedrooms and a shower room. The second floor features a spacious landing leading to four additional bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. A contemporary glass roof, serving as a skylight that bridges the floors, lends the entire space a contemporary feel. The property's potential is greatly enhanced by a separate wing awaiting renovation, which currently houses three horse stalls: an ideal blank canvas for an expansion project, an artist's studio, or charming guesthouses. Outside, a tree-lined garden with a period well faces the main building, offering a true haven of greenery and serenity. The perfect harmony between the raw beauty of the 16th-century stone and the clean lines of the modern glass roof provides an ideal setting for a family home or a tourism-related business. Listed as a Historic Monument and not subject to an Energy Performance Certificate (DPE) pursuant to Article R126-15 of the French Civil Code (CCH). Contact: Valentine 06 63 32 39 79

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