Income Producing 17 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Angouleme, Poitou-Charentes
5 gites, nestling in 10 hectares of glorious land with mature gardens and pool.
The main house is completely independent of the gites, and comprises of an entrance hall with wc 19m2, spacious dining and kitchen area with woodburner 30m2, living room with woodburner 44m2 and mezzanine 20m2 on the ground floor.
There is a cellar 13m2, and Master en suite with walk in wardrobe and bathroom / wc 26m2 also on this floor.
Upstairs is a landing of 13m2, a shower room/wc 4.5m2, bedroom of 12m2, another bedroom with walk in wardro...
5 gites, nestling in 10 hectares of glorious land with mature gardens and pool.
The main house is completely independent of the gites, and comprises of an entrance hall with wc 19m2, spacious dining and kitchen area with woodburner 30m2, living room with woodburner 44m2 and mezzanine 20m2 on the ground floor.
There is a cellar 13m2, and Master en suite with walk in wardrobe and bathroom / wc 26m2 also on this floor.
Upstairs is a landing of 13m2, a shower room/wc 4.5m2, bedroom of 12m2, another bedroom with walk in wardrobe 21m2 and a Master suite with shower room 29m2.
Heating is by geothermal energy, and there is fibre optics, double glazing, large covered car park with charging station and very nice open views over the countryside.
There are five fully furnished and equipped gites:
Gite 1 (4 people) of 60m2 with 2 bedrooms, living room/kitchen, bathroom, wc.
Gite 2 (6 to 7 people) of 70m2 with 3 bedrooms, living room/kitchen, 2 WCs and a bathroom.
Gite 3 (8 people) of 160m2 with 4 bedrooms, one with shower room/wc, living room, kitchen, wc, and bathroom.
Gite 4 (6 people) of 80m2 with 3 bedrooms, living room/kitchen, 2 WCs, and shower room.
Gite 5 (2 to 3 people) of 40m2 with mezzanine bedroom, living room/kitchen, wc, and shower room.
The outbuildings are Gite 6 to be finished of 100m2, an attached barn 70m2, a boiler room, a well and technical area.
In the grounds is a secure swimming pool and paddling pool, games for children, a large wooded garden with views and various adjoining and non-adjoining plots of meadows and woods.
All amenities are 5km away, Angouleme 25km and Dordogne 10 minutes.
Ideal property for multigenerational living or great tourist business activity.
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