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17th/18th Century – Sainte-Trie, Dordogne, France

9/8/18 27 Comments
Posted on OHD: 9/8/18. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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Sainte Trie, Dordogne, 24160, France

A charming “Perigordian” cottage oozing with character built from local stone parts of the property dating back to 17th and 18th century. Situated on the edge of a very peaceful hamlet surrounded by meadows with pretty views over the French countryside.

The main house includes a large living room with open fire place and exposed beams, a galley style kitchen, a small bedroom/ office, a bathroom with WC and a spacious main bedroom also with exposed beams and its own fire place. There is a large attic that spans the whole house and has potential for conversion to bedrooms. The is also an attached bread oven.

The house is in good general order and perfect as a holiday home – needing a little TLC to get things shipshape. For full time occupation it would benefit from some modernisation.

As with most rural older properties the fosse will need to be bought up to current standards. Outside, the property sits on a plot of approximately an acre and a half (6239m2) and includes a enclosed and gated garden, plus some meadows around the house. The neighbourhood is extremely peaceful with no overlooking neighbours yet you’re not completely isolated.

Amenities
Hautefort - 10km- delightful village renowned for its beautiful chateau. Excellent local facilities including restaurants, supermarket Limoges/Bergerac - 1hr15 - larger towns with international airports that offer year-round service Brive-la-Gaillarde - 50 mins - town with excellent amenities and an airport with a seasonal service

Legal Notice We are marketing this property in partnership with Grandchamp Immobilier. The listed price of €97,200 includes all agency fees at 8% (with tax) to be paid by the buyer on completion (€90,000 without fees).
2 Bed 1 Bath 785 Sq Ft 1.54 Ac.
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