This exceptional mixed building for sale in Habergy offers a unique blend of historical charm and versatile living spaces, priced at 649,000 €. Dating back to before 1850 and listed as part of the Walloon heritage, this Lorraine farmhouse provides approximately 420 m² of living area. It features a spacious family house complemented by two fully equipped apartments converted from the old hayloft. The property also includes a 245 m² south-facing garden and a covered terrace of 27 m², which opens onto a natural pond, creating a serene atmosphere enriched by local wildlife such as newts and dragonflies. The renovation has been carefully executed to preserve original elements including traditional plasterwork, natural slate roofing, restored beams and floorboards, oak joinery, and antique paving stones. The main house is thoughtfully arranged across multiple levels, starting with the ground floor that includes an entrance hall, kitchen, living room with terrace access, a bathroom fitted with an Italian shower, and a technical room housing laundry and heating facilities. Upstairs are two bedrooms, an office, a dressing room, and a large recently updated bathroom featuring bamboo flooring, Moroccan zellige tiles, a shower, bathtub, double sink, toilet, and space allocated for a hammam. The attic offers a fourth bedroom to be completed with heating and insulation materials already installed. Additionally, the property benefits from two cellars—one accessible directly from the kitchen and another with independent entry. The two apartments offer further accommodation options: a 40 m² duplex with kitchen, living area, bedroom, bathroom, and separate toilet; plus a 60 m² unit with kitchen, living room, bedroom with Italian shower, and separate toilet. Shared spaces include a porch, hallway, landing, attic, and equipped laundry room. Situated in the peaceful village of Habergy, just 3 km from the Luxembourg motorway access at Weyler and 10 km from Arlon, this property combines tranquility with excellent regional connectivity. Heating is provided by a wood boiler installed in 2011 complemented by a thermodynamic boiler added in 2024. Insulation utilizes natural materials such as Thermo floc and wood wool, while double glazing enhances energy efficiency despite the property not being classified as low-energy. A well supplies water for toilets and laundry with the option to switch to municipal water if needed. This rare and characterful farmhouse represents a compelling opportunity for a large family residence or for investment projects including rental or mixed-generation living. For further information or to arrange a viewing of this extraordinary property in Habergy, please contact us directly.
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