Maison D'architecte Mid Century Wissembourg 14 Pièce(s) 436 M2

Set in a green oasis, this villa with clean lines, built between 1958 and 1968 by German architect Walter Brune, follows the design principles of the Californian Case Study Houses. Its innovative construction, custom features, and attention to detail make it an exceptional Mid-century site. Offering panoramic views of Wissembourg, the vineyards, and the Vosges, this villa is composed of two independent volumes situated on a landscaped 3-hectare plot.

The main module, built in 1958, covers 305 m² over two levels. The entrance is on the ground floor, opening into a large 43 m² hall with ample storage. This level also includes a kitchen, a living room with a fireplace opening onto a terrace, an office, and a master bedroom with a bathroom. The master bedroom has direct access to the 9x5m swimming pool.

On the upper level: a 26 m² suite with a shower room, two other bedrooms sharing a bathroom, and a lounge opening onto a rooftop terrace. An external staircase provides access to the pool.

On the ground floor: a double garage.

On the basement level: a 40 m² cellar with laundry room, boiler room, wine cellar, storage spaces, and a technical room. A door leads outside.

Adjacent to the main house, a second dwelling built in 1970 is divided into two independent apartments, suitable for various uses such as a private practice, guesthouse, or friends’ quarters.

- The first apartment (74 m²) features a living room, open kitchen, terrace, two bedrooms, a shower room, and storage.
- The second apartment (56 m²) includes a living room, two bedrooms, a shower room, and a terrace.

On the ground floor, horse stalls, a storage shed, an office, and a double garage complete this property.
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