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HOUSES FOR SALE IN FRANCE
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Sarlat, Belves, Le Buisson, Montignac, Salignac, Gourdon, Souillac
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Gascony, Toulouse
Magnificant and spacious stone property dating from 1870 with around 500 m2 of living space, pretty south-facing garden with fabulous views, terrace and garage in the heart of a mediaeval village in the Périgord Noir of the Dordogne.
The property is currently divided into two separate living quarters each with its own private entrance. The smaller of the two houses is currently rented out for around 500 Euros per month and consists of a living room and kitchen with south-facing terrace on the ground floor and two bedrooms, a bathroom and a balcony with splendid views on the first floor, approximately 75m2 of living space.
The larger house is on four floors and has around 425 m2 of living space with access to the south-facing garden on the lower ground floor.
Entrance to the property is from a quiet street in the heart of the village into a central hallway on the ground floor off which to the left is a cloakroom and to the right an office, on the garden side is a large living room and a huge bedroom with en-suite bathroom, both with French windows to the balcony.
A beautiful wooden staircase leads up to the first floor where there is a central living area with central gallery with hand-painted wallpaper and stained glass windows on the street side, the current owners using this space partly as a study and partly as a living room.
On the garden side are two large bedrooms and a bathroom also with French windows to the balcony.
On the top floor under the eaves, which used to be the servants’ quarters, are 6 bedrooms with 2 washrooms, all in need of some updating.
An original stone staircase leads from the ground floor down to the garden level floor where there is a large kitchen with adjoining larder, a spacious dining room and adjoining summer lounge, a wine cellar, 2 other cellars and a boiler room for oil-fired central heating which heats the whole house.
French windows lead to the garden where there is a terrace, lawn, shrubs and flowerbeds, a pond and splendid views over the countryside.
Opposite the house on the street side is a small building with double doors used as a garage and with a floor above for storage. A rare and unique property with spacious rooms, original features and lots of history, ideal as a primary residence or for holiday rentals in one of the most popular tourist areas of France… and in walking distance of all amenities. Facilities: mains water, electricity, drainage, oil-fired central heating, garden, garage.
Annual taxes: 2837 Euros. Legal fees: 47 500 Euros (approx.)
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