Chartreuse Périgord in the Middle of 26 ha

Property Description

This 17th- and 18th-century Périgord chartreuse occupies a slight promontory in the middle of a 26-hectare landscaped estate. The main house, comprising a central section flanked by two pavilions, is extended by two wings which, together with the main house, form a U-shaped ensemble. The two wings terminate in dovecotes, themselves connected by a wall and gate which enclose the courtyard. The pavilions have different roof designs, one mansard-roofed and the other not. All the buildings are covered with traditional aged clay tiles.
On the ground floor, the house includes a library, a sitting room, a dining room and a 54 sq m kitchen, as well as a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom.
Upstairs, two bedrooms each have their own bathroom, while a large dormitory completes this level. The two wings extend around the courtyard and contain converted spaces that could serve as guest accommodation, including a 57 sq m room, a 28 sq m sitting room, a 16 sq m kitchen and a bedroom arranged within one of the dovecotes. One of the wings, offering approximately 130 sq m of habitable space, is completely independent. The buildings comprise approximately 675 sq m in total, of which approximately 545 sq m is habitable, distributed across the ground floor, upper floor and various ancillary spaces.