£296,538
(€111/sq. ft)
€350,000
6 bed villa for saleBroyes, Marne, Grand Est
6 beds
3 baths
2 receptions
3,154 sq. ft
About this property
Garden
Mains Drains
Terrace
Ground floor bedroom and bathroom
Panoramic views
Covered parking
Oil fuelled heating
Mains
Garage
Barns - outbuildings
Woodburner(s)
Electricity on site
Good condition
Double glazing
Wood fuelled heating
High speed internet
Habitable
Barns-outbuildings
Village property
Water on site
Balcony
In the wine-growing village of Broyes, a commune of around 350 inhabitants within the Champagne appellation area, this substantial character property is located just 10 minutes from Sézanne, where a wide range of shops and services can be found.
The property offers 234 m2 of living space and heated and includes six bedrooms, generous reception rooms, two kitchens and converted attic space. Its well-planned layout and spacious proportions make it equally suitable as a large family home or as an inviting second residence.
The house also benefits from several cellars, including a remarkable vaulted cellar, a genuine testimony to the character and history of the property.
Ready to move into, the house opens onto a courtyard and a landscaped garden enjoying open views across the surrounding vineyards and Champagne countryside. Several rooms also benefit from this uninterrupted outlook, which contributes greatly to the charm of the property.
The zinc roofing and gutters were completely renewed in 2013.
Work performed:
167 m2 of roofing.
- Realignment of the roof structure/rafters, including the supply and installation of 280 linear meters of treated fir timber.
- Installation of 145 m2 of roofing underlay, with treated fir counter-battens.
- Supply and installation of 145 m2 of "HP17 flammées" (flame-effect) tiles on new battens.
- Refurbishment of zinc elements: Gutters, verge trims, ridge caps, valleys, hips, and various flashings/connections.
- Work on 4 dormer windows, including zinc cladding and waterproofing.
- 17 roof ventilation tiles.
- Removal and reinstallation of a 78 × 98 cm Velux window.
- Replacement or installation of rainwater downpipes and lower downpipe sections (boots)
Attic converted and insulated in 2001: Insulation of the roof slopes, notably comprising 200 mm of mineral wool installed in crossed layers, as well as rock wool insulation with a vapor barrier in another section of the attic. The current condition and thermal performance of the insulation have not been specifically inspected.
An additional area of approximately 40 m2, arranged over two levels, remains to be renovated inside and offers further potential for conversion.
The outbuildings are another important feature of the property. They include a workshop housed in a separate building within the garden, as well as a large adjoining barn currently used as a garage. Its impressive ceiling height offers a variety of possible uses or conversion opportunities, subject to technical feasibility and any necessary planning permissions.
Thanks to its generous proportions, six bedrooms, two kitchens, garden, outbuildings and further areas with development potential, this property lends itself to a variety of projects: A substantial family residence, a second home, or a tourism accommodation project, subject to the required permissions and adaptations.
Technical information:
Traditional detached house built before 1900, with a dpe reference floor area of 293.77 m2.
The main heating system is an individual oil-fired boiler, supplemented by a closed wood-burning fireplace. Domestic hot water is provided by two electric water heaters with capacities of 200 litres and 30 litres. The property has a mixture of single and double-glazed windows depending on the room, and the roof above the converted attic is insulated.
The Energy Performance Certificate is rated D, with a conventional energy consumption of 204 kWh/m2/year and greenhouse gas emissions of 44 kg CO2/m2/year. Estimated annual energy costs are between €5,990 and €8,170, based on average energy prices for 2021,2022 and 2023.
2026 property tax: €2,516 per year.
Tourism appeal:
Broyes is a genuine wine-growing commune within the Champagne appellation, located in the heart of the Coteaux du Sézannais. The village has approximately 140 hectares of vineyards, predominantly planted with Chardonnay, and retains a particularly active wine-growing tradition.
This location offers an attractive setting for lovers of wine, heritage and nature. The Champagne Tourist Route provides opportunities to discover the vineyards, cellars and producers of the region. Wine tourism is also experiencing significant growth in France, with visitor numbers continuing to increase.
Seasonal rental opportunities in the village:
The current tourist accommodation available within the village remains limited and mainly consists of smaller-capacity properties. Thanks to its size and facilities, this property could therefore offer a distinctive position for a potential large seasonal rental or group accommodation project for visitors wishing to discover the Champagne vineyards.
A rare property thanks to its scale and versatility, offering the opportunity to enjoy life immediately in a village that is not simply located within the Champagne wine region, but actively participates in its production.
Furnished or unfurnished long-term rental:
A house of approximately 294 m2 with six bedrooms is unusual within this small rural rental market, and there are very few directly comparable properties.
In Broyes, house rents are generally within a range of approximately €5.10/m2 to €9.40/m2.
Schools:
Families benefit from nearby schooling options as well as a school transport service. Sézanne, located around 10 minutes away, has nursery and primary schools, a secondary school and a lycée.
Indicative distances and driving times:
Sézanne: Approximately 5–6 km, 7–10 minutes by car
Shops, services, schools, secondary school and lycée.
Épernay: Approximately 43 km, 45 minutes by car
One of the principal centres of the Champagne region, with an sncf railway station.
Reims: Approximately 68–75 km, 1 hour to 1 hour 10 minutes by car
Major city with historic heritage, tgv connections and strong links to the Champagne industry.
Troyes: Approximately 60–65 km, 55 minutes to 1 hour by car
Historic town centre, shops and railway station.
Disneyland Paris / Marne-la-Vallée: Approximately 85–95 km, 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes by car
A particularly attractive destination for international and tourist clientele.
Central Paris: Approximately 125–135 km, 1 hour 40 minutes to 1 hour 50 minutes by car
Accessible via the N4 towards the Île-de-France region.
Châlons-en-Champagne: Approximately 60–70 km, around 1 hour by car
Departmental capital with services and a railway station.
Leisure facilities:
Indoor swimming pool
Piscine Caneton, Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Outdoor swimming pool
Sézanne outdoor swimming pool – approximately 10 minutes
Tennis
Tennis Club Sézanne – approximately 10 minutes
Team sports and athletics
Stadiums, Maison des Sports, city park and skate park in Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Climbing and indoor sports
Maison des Sports, Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Horse riding
Centre du Petit Moulin, Lachy – approximately 5–10 minutes
Cinema
Cinéma Le Séz'Art, Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Performing arts and culture
Le Prétoire, Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Golf
Golf du Chardonnay, Blancs-Coteaux – approximately 35–45 minutes
Karting
Karting-Belval, Belval-sous-Châtillon – approximately 45–55 minutes
Aviation / microlight / gliding
Aéroclub Sézanne–Saint-Rémy – close to Sézanne
Markets: Twice a week in Sezanne (a 5-minute drive away) on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
Saint Nicholas Fair on December 6 in Sezanne
Shops in Sezanne:
There are large supermarkets (Leclerc, Leader Price, Aldi) and neighborhood stores in the city center.
Jewelry, costume jewelry, and fashion accessories; butcher shops; bakeries; home decor and gift shops; hardware stores; shoe and leather goods stores; delicatessens, fireplaces and inserts, household goods, hunting and fishing, appliances, florists, gardening, bookstores and newsstands, lingerie, haberdashery, furniture, opticians, pastry shops, fishmongers, dry cleaners, alterations, sports stores, a neighborhood mini-market (Petit Casino), cell phone stores, clothing stores, video and game stores, not to mention hair salons, beauty salons, and pharmacies.
Transportation:
Romilly-sur-Seine Train Station: This is the closest and most convenient station. From here, you can take the ter Grand Est line, which provides direct service to Paris-Est (in about 1 hour and 10 minutes) or Troyes.
Shuttles by reservation: The sncf and the regional authorities sometimes operate an on-demand shuttle bus service (to be reserved at least 24 hours in advance) to transport passengers from Sézanne to the Romilly train station.
Épernay Station: Located a little further north, this station is useful if you need to travel to Reims or Châlons-en-Champagne.
Taxis and ride-hailing services: Sézanne has several taxi companies (such as Ambulances/Taxis Mouquet or Taxi Marcel Chemin).
Household waste collection: Once a week via door-to-door service, and recycling collection every other week.
There are 3 recycling centers available to residents of the Broye region:
Sézanne Recycling Center, Esternay Recycling Center, and Saron-sur-Aube Recycling Center.
The property offers 234 m2 of living space and heated and includes six bedrooms, generous reception rooms, two kitchens and converted attic space. Its well-planned layout and spacious proportions make it equally suitable as a large family home or as an inviting second residence.
The house also benefits from several cellars, including a remarkable vaulted cellar, a genuine testimony to the character and history of the property.
Ready to move into, the house opens onto a courtyard and a landscaped garden enjoying open views across the surrounding vineyards and Champagne countryside. Several rooms also benefit from this uninterrupted outlook, which contributes greatly to the charm of the property.
The zinc roofing and gutters were completely renewed in 2013.
Work performed:
167 m2 of roofing.
- Realignment of the roof structure/rafters, including the supply and installation of 280 linear meters of treated fir timber.
- Installation of 145 m2 of roofing underlay, with treated fir counter-battens.
- Supply and installation of 145 m2 of "HP17 flammées" (flame-effect) tiles on new battens.
- Refurbishment of zinc elements: Gutters, verge trims, ridge caps, valleys, hips, and various flashings/connections.
- Work on 4 dormer windows, including zinc cladding and waterproofing.
- 17 roof ventilation tiles.
- Removal and reinstallation of a 78 × 98 cm Velux window.
- Replacement or installation of rainwater downpipes and lower downpipe sections (boots)
Attic converted and insulated in 2001: Insulation of the roof slopes, notably comprising 200 mm of mineral wool installed in crossed layers, as well as rock wool insulation with a vapor barrier in another section of the attic. The current condition and thermal performance of the insulation have not been specifically inspected.
An additional area of approximately 40 m2, arranged over two levels, remains to be renovated inside and offers further potential for conversion.
The outbuildings are another important feature of the property. They include a workshop housed in a separate building within the garden, as well as a large adjoining barn currently used as a garage. Its impressive ceiling height offers a variety of possible uses or conversion opportunities, subject to technical feasibility and any necessary planning permissions.
Thanks to its generous proportions, six bedrooms, two kitchens, garden, outbuildings and further areas with development potential, this property lends itself to a variety of projects: A substantial family residence, a second home, or a tourism accommodation project, subject to the required permissions and adaptations.
Technical information:
Traditional detached house built before 1900, with a dpe reference floor area of 293.77 m2.
The main heating system is an individual oil-fired boiler, supplemented by a closed wood-burning fireplace. Domestic hot water is provided by two electric water heaters with capacities of 200 litres and 30 litres. The property has a mixture of single and double-glazed windows depending on the room, and the roof above the converted attic is insulated.
The Energy Performance Certificate is rated D, with a conventional energy consumption of 204 kWh/m2/year and greenhouse gas emissions of 44 kg CO2/m2/year. Estimated annual energy costs are between €5,990 and €8,170, based on average energy prices for 2021,2022 and 2023.
2026 property tax: €2,516 per year.
Tourism appeal:
Broyes is a genuine wine-growing commune within the Champagne appellation, located in the heart of the Coteaux du Sézannais. The village has approximately 140 hectares of vineyards, predominantly planted with Chardonnay, and retains a particularly active wine-growing tradition.
This location offers an attractive setting for lovers of wine, heritage and nature. The Champagne Tourist Route provides opportunities to discover the vineyards, cellars and producers of the region. Wine tourism is also experiencing significant growth in France, with visitor numbers continuing to increase.
Seasonal rental opportunities in the village:
The current tourist accommodation available within the village remains limited and mainly consists of smaller-capacity properties. Thanks to its size and facilities, this property could therefore offer a distinctive position for a potential large seasonal rental or group accommodation project for visitors wishing to discover the Champagne vineyards.
A rare property thanks to its scale and versatility, offering the opportunity to enjoy life immediately in a village that is not simply located within the Champagne wine region, but actively participates in its production.
Furnished or unfurnished long-term rental:
A house of approximately 294 m2 with six bedrooms is unusual within this small rural rental market, and there are very few directly comparable properties.
In Broyes, house rents are generally within a range of approximately €5.10/m2 to €9.40/m2.
Schools:
Families benefit from nearby schooling options as well as a school transport service. Sézanne, located around 10 minutes away, has nursery and primary schools, a secondary school and a lycée.
Indicative distances and driving times:
Sézanne: Approximately 5–6 km, 7–10 minutes by car
Shops, services, schools, secondary school and lycée.
Épernay: Approximately 43 km, 45 minutes by car
One of the principal centres of the Champagne region, with an sncf railway station.
Reims: Approximately 68–75 km, 1 hour to 1 hour 10 minutes by car
Major city with historic heritage, tgv connections and strong links to the Champagne industry.
Troyes: Approximately 60–65 km, 55 minutes to 1 hour by car
Historic town centre, shops and railway station.
Disneyland Paris / Marne-la-Vallée: Approximately 85–95 km, 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes by car
A particularly attractive destination for international and tourist clientele.
Central Paris: Approximately 125–135 km, 1 hour 40 minutes to 1 hour 50 minutes by car
Accessible via the N4 towards the Île-de-France region.
Châlons-en-Champagne: Approximately 60–70 km, around 1 hour by car
Departmental capital with services and a railway station.
Leisure facilities:
Indoor swimming pool
Piscine Caneton, Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Outdoor swimming pool
Sézanne outdoor swimming pool – approximately 10 minutes
Tennis
Tennis Club Sézanne – approximately 10 minutes
Team sports and athletics
Stadiums, Maison des Sports, city park and skate park in Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Climbing and indoor sports
Maison des Sports, Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Horse riding
Centre du Petit Moulin, Lachy – approximately 5–10 minutes
Cinema
Cinéma Le Séz'Art, Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Performing arts and culture
Le Prétoire, Sézanne – approximately 7–10 minutes
Golf
Golf du Chardonnay, Blancs-Coteaux – approximately 35–45 minutes
Karting
Karting-Belval, Belval-sous-Châtillon – approximately 45–55 minutes
Aviation / microlight / gliding
Aéroclub Sézanne–Saint-Rémy – close to Sézanne
Markets: Twice a week in Sezanne (a 5-minute drive away) on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
Saint Nicholas Fair on December 6 in Sezanne
Shops in Sezanne:
There are large supermarkets (Leclerc, Leader Price, Aldi) and neighborhood stores in the city center.
Jewelry, costume jewelry, and fashion accessories; butcher shops; bakeries; home decor and gift shops; hardware stores; shoe and leather goods stores; delicatessens, fireplaces and inserts, household goods, hunting and fishing, appliances, florists, gardening, bookstores and newsstands, lingerie, haberdashery, furniture, opticians, pastry shops, fishmongers, dry cleaners, alterations, sports stores, a neighborhood mini-market (Petit Casino), cell phone stores, clothing stores, video and game stores, not to mention hair salons, beauty salons, and pharmacies.
Transportation:
Romilly-sur-Seine Train Station: This is the closest and most convenient station. From here, you can take the ter Grand Est line, which provides direct service to Paris-Est (in about 1 hour and 10 minutes) or Troyes.
Shuttles by reservation: The sncf and the regional authorities sometimes operate an on-demand shuttle bus service (to be reserved at least 24 hours in advance) to transport passengers from Sézanne to the Romilly train station.
Épernay Station: Located a little further north, this station is useful if you need to travel to Reims or Châlons-en-Champagne.
Taxis and ride-hailing services: Sézanne has several taxi companies (such as Ambulances/Taxis Mouquet or Taxi Marcel Chemin).
Household waste collection: Once a week via door-to-door service, and recycling collection every other week.
There are 3 recycling centers available to residents of the Broye region:
Sézanne Recycling Center, Esternay Recycling Center, and Saron-sur-Aube Recycling Center.
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