12th-century abbey and its park on the Swiss border, Lucelle in Alsace (68)

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
The first Cistercian abbey founded in the Empire in 1124, the famous Gothic church replaced the Romanesque sanctuary in 1346. The abbey was subsequently sold as national property in 1796 before being converted into a hotel-restaurant during the 20th century.

The site, partially listed as a Historic Monument, holds a special place in the region and consists of a consecrated chapel, two large wooded parks with a playground and mini-golf course, a large parking area, and several hectares of forests and meadows. Located in southern Alsace, this complex is 15 minutes from Porrentruy and Delémont (Switzerland), 45 minutes from Basel, Mulhouse, Belfort, and Montbéliard, and 1 hour 30 minutes from Zurich.

The strategic location of the site, isolated in a green setting and at the heart of a dynamic cross-border region, gives it undeniable potential. Basel, whose airport offers a wide range of international routes, is one of Europe’s leading economic and cultural hubs. Ideal for a hotel project (market study available) focused on nature and well-being, the organization of seminars, weddings, and other outdoor activities.

MAIN FEATURES
• Location: LUCELLE (68480)
• Surface area: 4,060 m²
• Land: 10.50 hectares
• Type: Listed historic monument
• Sale price: €1,490,000 (excluding agency fees)