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HOUSES FOR SALE IN FRANCE
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Sarlat, Belves, Le Buisson, Montignac, Salignac, Gourdon, Souillac
Brantome, Nontron, Hautefort, Bellac, Limoges
Morvan Natural Park, Saulieu, Avallon, Semur en Auxois, Château Chinon
Angers, Saumur, Laval, Mayenne, Maine & Loire
Gascony, Toulouse
On the ground floor of the main house is a central entrance hall (8m2) with adjoining cloakroom (4m2), a small lounge with stairs to the first floor (23m2), leading on to a second large living room with parquet floor, fireplace and cathedral ceiling (44m2).
To the right of the entrance hall is a large living/dining room with quarry stone tiled floor, large inglenook fireplace and both SE and NW openings (51m2) and a fully fitted and equipped kitchen with small larder above and door to the front terrace (20m2).
Around the house is a quarry tiled terrace and to the front is a well which supplies water to the whole property and an old stone and oak canopy with guest room above (15m2). Behind the house on the west side is the original tobacco drying barn with stone foundations and original oak timbering (132m2).
Between the main house and the wooden outbuildings is the second newly-built stone house comprising a large living/dining/kitchen area with open fireplace (52m2), a bedroom (12m2), shower room and separate wc on the ground floor and a bedroom (26m2) and shower room on the first floor.
Facilities: mains water & electricity, well water, Caloporteur oil-filled electric central heating, insulation, double glazing + fly doors, garages, security lighting. Annual Taxes: 2300 Euros Legal Fees: 52 105 Euros |
Superbly restored and maintained stone farm with all modern comforts comprising spacious main stone house (240 m2), second newly-built stone house (91m2), restored canopy with guest bedroom (15m2), tobacco drying barn (132m2), wooden workshops and open-fronted garages, 
all set in around 4.8 hectares of grounds with three separate entrances and over 400 different species of trees on the banks of the river Vezere just outside a small market town in the Perigord Noir of the Dordogne.
Wooden stairs from the small lounge lead to the first floor where there are two large bedrooms, one with en-suite bathroom and separate wc (31m2 + 9m2), one with bathroom and wc (23m2 + 9m2) and steps up to a mezzanine where there is a further small double bedroom (6m2). 
On the top floor under the eaves is a third bedroom with end dressing room (12m2 + 4m2). On the NW side of the house is a large laundry and shower room with separate access from the garden and access to the cloakroom of the house. 
On the east side of the property near one of the entrances are L-shaped wooden outbuildings, part of which is currently used as workshops and garden implement store but also suitable as horse boxes, and open-fronted garage space for 4 cars with extra parking in front.
Around the buildings are the grounds which have been designed for easy maintenance and pleasure and contain over 400 species of different trees in well maintained parkland and which runs down to the river where there is 80 metres of river bank and a beach and islands in summer.
An immaculate property restored with charm and quality and suitable as either a primary or secondary residence and ideal for summer rentals and/or for horses and only one kilometre from a busy market town with all amenities.