Located on the ramparts of Langres, a City of Art and History renowned for having the longest ramparts in Europe, this house benefits from an exceptional heritage location. Completely renovated in 2024 with high-quality finishes, it offers three comfortable bedrooms and a pleasant loggia. The living areas enjoy a remarkable and unobstructed view of the valley, bringing light, a sense of space, and serenity to everyday life. A terrace and an enclosed garden harmoniously complete the property, offering a true outdoor extension of the house. Free parking, equipped with an electric vehicle charging station, is available at the foot of the building. The house, below the ramparts. The natural environment is particularly privileged with the presence of four nearby lakes, allowing you to enjoy various activities such as swimming, water skiing, or fishing, in a rejuvenating setting. Cultural life is particularly rich, especially during the summer months. The town is home to two museums dedicated to Denis Diderot, the famous French philosopher born in Langres. Throughout the year, and even more so in summer, you can enjoy exhibitions, open-air concerts, and major cultural events. The historic Halberdiers Festival immerses you in the heart of the old town and its living heritage. In the immediate vicinity, the National Forest Park offers exceptional terrain for hiking, wildlife observation, and discovering preserved flora. An ideal place to recharge, discover the historical heritage of Langres, and fully enjoy the surrounding nature. The house is a certified Bike Relay and welcomes cyclists in the best conditions, with suitable equipment and services.