Moselle. Do you know what will happen to the Metz Customs building?

The building has 1,260 m² on four levels, opposite the Canal de Jouy, boulevard Clemenceau, in the Vacquinière district.

For years, the building housed the Customs revenue department, which moved to Rue des Messageries in 2015. To sell it, the State, which was the owner, chose auctions. Starting price, in April: 1 million euros.

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The Benedic group from Metz won the auction. He announced the news himself in a press release. It will transform the building into luxury apartments, “like what the group has already achieved with another equally emblematic site: the Bon-Secours hospital”. After a few months of work to refresh the premises, adapt them and install an elevator, these apartments will be put on sale from the first half of 2025.

The potential is enormous. The work is nevertheless substantial. This building of character, initially intended for residential use, dates from the beginning of the 20th^e century (1914 for the historic building and 1950 for the extension, on the interior courtyard side). It is an old mansion in R + 3 + attic, with basement. It has 1,260 m² (indicative surface area) on a plot of 822 m². There is also an interior courtyard and four garages.

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