HERZGRÜN - La détente à la française

Description of the

Enjoy your property on approx. 9180 m², the light-flooded conservatory with a marvellous view, as well as the indoor pool on hot summer days, all with maximum privacy. Experience nature in all its splendour and find peace and quiet far away from everyday life. At a glance: + OPTIONS: holiday/permanent residence, second home + CONSTRUCTION QUALITY: Highest comfort, branded kitchen, top maintenance, very good condition + CONSTRUCTION: A home without barriers, all on one floor - perfectly age-appropriate + LOCATION: approx. 55 km south-east of Chaumont, south-east of the Haute-Marne département + LOCAL: High level of privacy, large plot, local infrastructure available + OUTLOOK: Sun, tranquillity and unobstructed views of the countryside + INTERNATIONAL: Exciting connections, international neighbourhood If you are interested, we will be happy to send you a detailed property description including all information and look forward to advising you personally at a viewing appointment. WENET AG - Real estate of the KI Group AG since 1974.

Location

The village of Melay, with around 250 inhabitants, is characterised by its large international population (approx. 40 %). Those who wish to do so can register with an organisation that has set itself the goal of bringing people together (RMSF = Réunion Melaysains sans Frontière). Those who prefer to live in seclusion can do so undisturbed and will be respected. The village has a restaurant and bar, a post office and several maison-d'hôtes. There are shops in Jussey and Bourbonne-les-Bains, both a quarter of an hour's drive away. 200 km from Basel, on the edge of the small village of Melay (between Bourbonne-les-Bains and Jussey), stands this modern, single-storey house with its exceptional construction and fittings by local standards, as well as its beautiful, fenced and secure grounds of 9180 m2. The municipality of Melay, nestled in a picturesque landscape, can look back on a long and eventful history. The first traces of settlement can be traced back to the discovery of painted stones. Melay was first mentioned in writing in the 12th century, when it played a role in a dispute between the lords of Borbonne and the abbey of Vaux-La-Douce.