Val-de-Meuse, Ardennes 52140

In the peaceful village of Saulxures (Val de Meuse commune), in Haute-Marne, stands an authentic nineteenth-century bourgeois house. Affectionately nicknamed the "Château de Saulxures" by the inhabitants of the region, this imposing building was built in 1825 by Chevalier Louis de Brandault, a local historical figure and mayor of the town for nearly half a century. Remarkably for history buffs, the property rests on the land of the former seigneury of the House of Choiseul, the first traces of which date back to the year 1250. It is a real part of French heritage that is now available for transmission. Behind its noble classical façade, the residence reveals generous volumes that have stood the test of time. The ground floor is dedicated to the living and reception areas, including a kitchen, a large reception room, as well as a large authentic living room. A bathroom and a powder room complete this level. Upstairs, the sleeping area offers three bright bedrooms, imbued with the surrounding calm. The charm of the old extends to the foundations with a magnificent vaulted cellar in the basement, the perfect setting for the conservation of your best wines. The property is also aimed at those who have a taste for beautiful projects. The large convertible attic and the attic suggest exceptional expansion potential to create new living rooms, artists' studios or additional suites. Outside, solid outbuildings offer multiple possibilities of development to accompany your ambitions. While the soul of past centuries has been preserved, modern comforts have not been forgotten-a rare asset for a building of this era. The house is fully equipped with double-glazed windows and benefits from an efficient pellet central heating system (pellet boiler with silo), guaranteeing excellent energy control throughout the year. The whole flourishes in the heart of an adjoining wooded park. With a total area of more than one hectare (11,276 m2), the estate guarantees total privacy and absolute tranquility, while remaining easily accessible from the main roads connecting northern Europe. Come and write the next chapter of this place steeped in history. Contact and visits: Fabien Ouzelet IDLR Network Phone: 06 73 46 67 02 Email: Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: