Description

In a beautiful part of the Dordogne area, and nestled in this elevated village, is this tastefully and sympathetically restored farmhouse, offering authentic yet comfortable cosy living.

There are two barns and other outbuildings, ideal for conversation and/or further development (subject to permission). The stone barn has concrete floors.

Alternatively, with the former sechoir, 2 storage rooms, chicken coupe, piggery and land, this could be the perfect opportunity for a smallholding or equestrian property.

The property has a large farmhouse kitchen, a ground floor room with WC. There is also a very cosy living room with feature fireplace. The fist floor has 2 bedrooms and bathroom. The top floor has additional attic space, with an option for a further 2 bedrooms, if required, subject to permissions.

Outside is a lovely terrace with breath-taking views across the rest of the garden, woodlands and beyond.

In a small hamlet with a few other houses, you are only a short drive from several towns with all the amenities you may need!

—Traditional stone house
—Restored, yet retains some original features
—Stunning, open countryside views
—Various outbuildings
—Could be ideal as equestrian property or smallholding

Drainage: Septic tank
Heating: Stove, Electric
Tax fonciere: €398

1 Entrance
1 Kitchen – (26.4 M2)
1 Study – (19.35 M2)
1 Lavatory – (1.6 M2)
1 Hall
1 Corridor – (3.9 M2)
1 Master bedroom – (21.6 M2)
1 Walk-in closet
1 Lavatory – (1.52 M2)
1 Bedroom(s) – (13.7 M2)
1 Bathroom / Lavatory – (9.25 M2)
1 Living-room – (25.4 M2)
1 Attic – (45 M2)
1 Attic – (15 M2)
1 Barn – (70 M2)
1 Barn – (72 M2)
1 Storage room – (10 M2)
1 Land – (14248 M2)

Energy performance certificate: E consumption 252kWh/m².year
Emission B 7kg CO2/m².year
Realised: 7 August 2024
Estimated annual energy expenditure for typical use between €1420 and €1970.