FAUCOGNEY ET LA MER, Franche-Comté 70310

Stone builds. Wood is a source of life. For more than two centuries, they have been in dialogue here with an almost natural evidence. In the heart of Faucogney-et-la-Mer, a village classified as a City of Character in Burgundy-Franche-Comté, this imposing eighteenth-century mansion is simply waiting for someone to pick up the thread of its history. Behind its stone facades are three usable levels, now organised into six apartments of about 100 m2 each, suggesting a particularly rare potential for rehabilitation. Approximately 550m2 on the ground to renovate including 275m2 of living space. The stone is reassuring. Wood warms. Inside, the original elements still tell of the nobility of the place. The monumental stone staircase harmoniously distributes the different levels while the large open fireplaces punctuate the reception rooms. The high ceilings and the remarkable oak framework create a décor where every detail seems to have stood the test of time with elegance. Here, renovation doesn't erase anything. It reveals. Prestigious family residence, character apartments, guest rooms, shared housing, professional activity or event venue. The configuration of the building leaves exceptional freedom to those who wish to offer it a new vocation. The house then opens onto an interior courtyard, discreet and protected from prying eyes, a real natural extension of the living spaces. Two stone woodsheds and a magnificent vaulted cellar complete a set where each building seems to dialogue with the others. Then comes the garden. Nearly 4,000 m2 of orchard, a pond, a small stone house and, even more unexpectedly, a treehouse already converted into unusual accommodation. Again... Stone inspires. Wood is a dream. In the heart of the Mille Etangs tourist sector, in a lively village with shops, schools and services, this property offers a rare balance between heritage, nature and quality of life. Its potential will appeal to lovers of old houses as well as project leaders wishing to develop a hospitality activity or imagine an extraordinary place to live. Energy class: E / Climate class: B Estimated annual costs: between 3,383 and 4,577 per year, average energy prices indexed to the year 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: Thibaut Boillot (RSAC: 884574492): Thibaut BOILLOT (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC number: 884574492 - Belfort.