**Former Stone Built Farmhouse With Outbuildings Set On Over 7 Hectares Of Land
Property Details
Description
Located in Périgord Noir, between the typical villages of Plazac and Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère, near the Côte de Jor, this former farmhouse is a true refuge.
Situated on a hillside, in a cul-de-sac, isolated and with no close neighbors, it stands on over 7 hectares of land consisting mainly of woods and coppice (approximately 1.5 hectares of meadow). It is accessed via a long private driveway.
The house is modest and has approximately 1,084 sq ft of living space, with the ground floor comprising a living room with a cantou-style fireplace, a kitchen with French windows opening onto the outside, an office, and a bathroom.
Upstairs, a central landing leads to two bright bedrooms with chestnut parquet flooring. On the grounds, there are also two small outbuildings to renovate, including a bread oven and a small barn.
Ref.:mp114024
4 Rooms
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
Usable area: 100 sqm;
Land: 74119 sqm;
Ground floor :
Cellar /shed of 6 m².
Kitchen of 22.5 m².
Entrance lobby of 10 m².
Living room of 32 m².
Bathroom /wc of 6 m².
1st floor :
2 Bedrooms of 17.5 and 16.5 m² .
Landing of 13 m².
Services:
School 10 min.
Nearest town : PLAZAC.
Hospital 40 min.
Nearest shops : 10 min.
Nearest motorway : 25 min.
Nearest airport : 60 min.
Railway Station 15 min.
Outdoor Features
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