Character Village House

The house itself is comprised of a wine cellar, two floors of living space and an attic suitable for conversion. Entry is through a high-ceiling reception hall, which leads to a dining and kitchen area. The dining room can also be accessed through French doors that look onto the garden. Basic kitchen facilities are installed as well as a small wood stove. Behind the kitchen is a bathroom with a wash basin, shower, bidet and toilet. Next to the dining area is the living room. It has an open stone fireplace, oak beamed ceiling and a stone tiled floor. There is also a double bedroom on the ground floor.

Back in the reception hall, a wooden staircase leads to the second floor. The upper level of the house has a large master bedroom and a smaller single bedroom. A door leads to a stone staircase that descends to the garden, while another door provides access to the attic. The attic is very large and can converted into a habitable area. Beneath the living room is a vaulted wine cellar, which contains an old bread oven. It is accessed from the front of the house.

There is also a separate storage room for bikes, firewood and garden furniture. This is located off the reception hall.

In addition to the main property, there is a small plot of land opposite the entrance gate where a garage can be built. There is evidence of an old stone garage still in existence. In general, the walls and roof are in good condition, the windows and shutters are in good working order and the electricity is relatively new.

A file on the environment risks for this property is available at first demand. It can also be found by looking up the village on this website georisques.gouv.fr