Built in the 1640's, this beautiful property has been carefully renovated by it's present owners so still retains many of it's stunning original features and will make an ideal family home or business B&B/Gite.
On the ground floor there is a large and magnificent main living room with exposed beams, stone walls and an impressive open fireplace and would certainly be the ideal place to entertain friends and family. A staircase from this room provides access to two double bedrooms and a bathroom with toilet. A further staircase leads the third floor where there is a spacious double bedroom, with imposing exposed beams and a large en-suite bathroom with wc. A small staircase provides access to an attic which could be used as storage space.
Back on the ground floor is an open plan kitchen/diner with natural stone flooring and views over the rear garden, a separate utility room with a pantry and a walk-in shower with wc. On open an old wooden door at the back of the utility room, you find yourself in the second family lounge with it's enameled Jotul wood burner, exposed stone walls and an impressive mezzanine/minstrel gallery all around. From this second living room is a pretty double bedroom with a sink and wc.
The mezzanine/minstrel gallery is currently used as a library with an office area and has small kitchenette, but would offer many possibilities for its future new owners. A 5th bedroom with bathroom is also on this level.
This remarkable house offers views over the tranquil Charente countryside and is set in a small hamlet close to a larger village. Schools, medical services and supermarkets are 10-20 minutes away in the bustling historic towns of Charroux and Civray.
The house is equipped with solar panels on the roof and a rain collector. Central heating is provided by an efficient biofuel boiler. There are gardens to the front and rear of the property and enough parking for several cars.
DPE : F The house has a fosse septique.
Price excluding agency fees: €233 980 Agency fees are the responsibility of the buyer.
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