Hunawihr, Alsace 68150

Reference: AGHX-T722581. MOVE IN TODAY. EXPAND TOMORROW. Move-in-ready 1618 Alsatian home for sale in Hunawihr, one of "Les Plus Beaux Villages de France": approximately 143 m² of living space, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a private courtyard and extensive outbuildings. The bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms and living areas have been renovated. The property also features double-pane windows, a traditional masonry stove and a main garage/outbuilding with an approximately 100 m² footprint. A welcoming family home that can be enjoyed immediately, with additional spaces to use as they are or develop over time. Located in the heart of Hunawihr, along the famous Alsace Wine Route, this former winegrower's property offers a rare combination: a character-filled home of approximately 143 m² that is ready to move into, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, an enclosed courtyard and a substantial collection of versatile outbuildings. The main residence combines historic Alsatian charm with modern-day comfort, without requiring major work before moving in. The bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms and all of the principal living areas have been renovated. The windows are double-glazed and fitted with shutters, the exterior walls have been internally lined, and the original wooden floors have been sanded and restored. On the main level, the house includes an entrance hall with an original wooden staircase and a traditional Alsatian masonry stove, a kitchen of approximately 17 m², a flexible room of approximately 15 m², a bathroom, a separate toilet and a cellar of approximately 41 m². Upstairs, you will find a warm and inviting living room with exposed beams, four bedrooms-including three generously sized bedrooms of approximately 15 m² or more-a second bathroom and a separate toilet. According to the owners, the masonry stove is used as the primary heating system, while the gas boiler is used only occasionally. The property has an F energy-efficiency rating and an E greenhouse-gas emissions rating. The currently uninsulated attic represents a clearly identifiable opportunity to improve the home's energy performance, without preventing immediate occupancy. The owners report that the masonry stove keeps the house very warm during the winter, which is why they did not consider attic insulation necessary for their own use. One of the property's most distinctive features is the scale of its additional buildings. These include a main outbuilding with an approximately 100 m² footprint, arranged over two levels plus attic space, a reception or entertaining room of approximately 25 m², a workshop of approximately 15 m², a covered shelter of approximately 28 m², large attic spaces above both the main house and the outbuilding, and several additional storage areas. These spaces can be used immediately as a garage, workshop or storage facility, and may later be adapted to suit a family, professional, rental or hospitality project, depending on the buyer's plans, budget and the required planning approvals. The fully private, enclosed courtyard is accessible by vehicle and offers parking for several cars. It can remain a practical, low-maintenance outdoor area or be partially landscaped to create a terrace and relaxation space, with the potential for a garden, hot tub or small swimming pool, subject to feasibility and authorization, while retaining off-street parking. This property would suit a family looking for a four-bedroom home in a peaceful village, as well as a tradesperson, contractor, entrepreneur, vehicle collector or buyer wishing to gradually develop a family, professional or tourism-related project. Subject to local planning regulations and the necessary approvals, a restaurant or tearoom could also be explored as a potential business opportunity. There is currently no such establishment in the center of this particularly quiet village, following the retirement of the previous operators. The diagnostic reports provide several reassuring findings for