Reference: C5-3919
Charming 16th Century property for sale set on the banks of the river Dordogne. Restored by its current owners in 2011. The property comprises a 3 bedroom family house, 5 independent guest rooms, and 2 cottages. Operating an upmarket holiday rental business. Pool.
This 16th-century property is nestled between Bergerac and Saint-Emilion, close to a small village with approximately 1,600 inhabitants. The village offers essential services and amenities within a 4-kilometer radius, including a pharmacy, doctors, dentists, a bakery, and a mini-market.
For golf enthusiasts, the Golf des Vigiers course, featuring 27 holes, is an attractive option. The golf club also offers a luxury hotel and a Michelin-starred restaurant, providing a high-end experience for visitors.
The location offers a range of activities, such as canoeing, horse riding with several horse clubs in the area, and various cultural activities. The proximity of the two cities, Bergerac and Saint-Emilion, further enriches the possibilities for leisure, dining, and cultural experiences. This region is known for its scenic beauty, rich history, and the world-renowned wines of Saint-Emilion, making it an ideal location for those seeking a balance between rural charm and access to modern amenities and cultural opportunities.
Charming 16th Century property for sale set on the banks of the river Dordogne.
The estate, lovingly restored by its current owners in 2011, is not only a beautiful residence but also an upscale holiday rental business. It offers a wonderful combination of stunning stonework, a magnificent view of the river, and a range of accommodations. The property includes the main family house with three bedrooms, five independent guest rooms, and two cottages.
The main house boasts a total surface area of 270 sqm, with 140 sqm on the first floor dedicated to private use. Here's a breakdown of the main house's layout:
Ground Floor:
- entrance hall with high ceilings, exposed beams (14 sqm).
- spacious living and dining room (51 sqm) with large windows providing beautiful views of the river and garden. It features a central stone fireplace on the west wall.
- well-equipped kitchen (14 sqm) with granite floor plans, designed for professional use.
- A technical area housing the boiler room and a WC with a hand washbasin.
- Access to a storage area from the outside and entry to the vaulted stone wine cellar in the basement (17 sqm).
First Floor (Private Areas):
- landing and corridor leading to
- three bedrooms of varying sizes (ranging from 9 to 35 sqm).
- bathroom and a separate WC.
- spacious work area (54 sqm) with a high ceiling and a charming stone fireplace.
Parquet flooring is in excellent condition, and the exposed roof frame adds to the character of the space.
This property offers a blend of modern comfort and historic charm, making it an ideal setting for both family living and upscale holiday rentals.
Located on the ground floor, independent accommodation for guests around the central point of the house which is the courtyard with swimming pool, accessible from the outside:
- Bedroom with exposed stone, shower room, wc (28sqm).
- Second bedroom with fireplace and stone sink, shower room, wc (28sqm).
- Bedroom with tiled floor, exposed beams and fireplace, shower room, wc (22sqm).
- Bedroom with sitting room and bathroom (45sqm). Bedroom with en-suite bathroom (35sqm).
Annex building situated to the west of the plot of land of traditional construction (plastered) and canale roof which includes two gîtes, a bicycle room, a laundry room (72 sqm).
The property has a superb swimming pool in an enclosed garden which is in the centre of the property.
The land of 3.21 acres (1.3 hectares) is entirely planted with trees and is in superb condition.
A small stream which flows into the Dordogne borders the property.
The house is located on the banks of the Dordogne in a peaceful and quiet environment, it should be noted that there is a neighbour on the eastern edge of the property, for the rest of the property it is surrounded by crops and the river on a flat terrain.
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