Prestigious and Spacious 19th Century Mill House from the 19th Century.

Property Description

AY1594 In a quiet location benefiting from a magnificent plot of land of about 5.5 Acres bordering a small river, an old mill entirely well and tastefully restored offering a living area of about 360 m². This sumptuous house is situated in a hamlet of three houses on a tiny little road in the countryside. It offers a cellar under the full house with an apple press and a nut press as well as a workshop and even a toilet. On the ground floor (street level) a spacious entrance hall with toilet and going to the right a living room/kitchen of 50 m² with a ceiling height of 3.90 m, oak parquet floor and equipped with a wood burner. There's equally a 15 m² master bedroom with a 7 m² shower room/ WC. From the living room you have access to a wooden terrace from where you can enjoy the view. To the left of the entrance a second living room/kitchen of 50 m² with oak parquet floor. And the same ceiling height. On the first floor the landing leads to a 38 m² meditation room with a shower area. There's equally a study and two large bedrooms, each of 18 m² and equipped with a shower room and WC. At the left end of the house is a 128 m² gite with a 57 m² living room also with an open plan kitchen and a wood burning stove, a study and a WC. On the first floor, a landing leads to a huge 30 m² master bedroom with a shower room and WC and a second 25 m² bedroom with a shower room and WC. The ground floor of the gite communicates with the second living room of the house. Beautiful stone barn of 88 m² with an attic and even a small vaulted cellar. There's also a small wooden stable and a small greenhouse. Beautiful garden with trees at the back of the house, not overlooked and flat, bordering the river, total land area 2.24 hectares or approximately 5.5 Acres. Possibility to buy fully furnished. Heating Central gas, 2 wood burners, septic tank to standard, double glazing. Magnac Bourg 9 min, Limoges 30 min. Additional information about the additional information available is available on the Géorisques site: »