Baume-les-Dames, Franche-Comté 25110

In the heart of Baume-les-Dames, this characterful villa seems frozen in time, as if awaiting a new chapter. Behind its facades, dormant for over a decade, lies a rich history and rare potential. From the moment you step inside, the volumes, perspectives, and architectural details testify to the prominent position this residence once held in the local landscape. The rehabilitation project is ambitious and is aimed at both heritage enthusiasts and those undertaking large-scale projects. The renovation can be undertaken in its entirety or in stages, according to individual preferences. The possibilities are numerous, as the spaces offer considerable freedom in their design. Built on a solid foundation that could easily be transformed into a true garden level, the building is organized over four levels. Two main floors for reception and living areas, complemented by an attic suitable for conversion, offer the potential for nearly 600 m² of usable space in the long term. Throughout the rooms, numerous original features remain, deserving of preservation and enhancement: antique parquet floors, cement tiles, generous ceiling heights, large windows that flood the space with light, and remarkable volumes. The current layout already suggests significant potential, with the possibility of creating more than 10 bedrooms and multiple living areas. Several existing water features also facilitate future planning. Outside, the park, spanning over 6,000 m², extends the charm of the property. Structured on different natural levels, it boasts several listed century-old trees, offering a rare atmosphere in the heart of the city. The various natural terraces of the grounds invite the creation of landscaped gardens, reception areas, or relaxation spaces that benefit from a preserved environment. The location is another major advantage. Less than 5 minutes from the train station and less than 10 minutes from the highway, the property enjoys exceptional accessibility. The dynamism of Baume-les-Dames, its proximity to the Doubs Valley, and the area's tourist appeal further enhance the attractiveness of a residential, tourism, or commercial project. Some properties simply need to be lived in. Others await reinvention. This one undoubtedly belongs to the latter category. A blank canvas of character, ready to regain its luster in the hands of those who can reveal its full potential. Not subject to the Energy Performance Certificate (Epc) requirement. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: Thibaut Boillot (Rsac: ):