Renovated 4 bedroom House for sale in Monestier, Nouvelle Aquitaine
This traditional 234m2 property is accessed via a large light-filled entrance hall that is currently used as a study or day room. There are 3 sets of French doors that flood this south-facing room with light. There is a large living room with an open fireplace and the original stone mantel piece. A renovated fully fitted kitchen with a central island and a separate utility room. There are two further rooms to the front of the property, one of which is currently used as a formal dining room and the other, a tV snug.
In addition, there is a ground floor bedroom and a shower ...
This traditional 234m2 property is accessed via a large light-filled entrance hall that is currently used as a study or day room. There are 3 sets of French doors that flood this south-facing room with light. There is a large living room with an open fireplace and the original stone mantel piece. A renovated fully fitted kitchen with a central island and a separate utility room. There are two further rooms to the front of the property, one of which is currently used as a formal dining room and the other, a tV snug.
In addition, there is a ground floor bedroom and a shower room with wc that completes the ground floor.
There is a great sense of continuity throughout the property with travertine floors all the way through.
On the first floor there are three en suite bedrooms all with modern fitted bathroom suites and wcs.
This home has two barns, a fabulous raised summer terrace with super views over the countryside and a 5m x10m heated, salt water swimming pool.
The whole property is fenced and sits in the middle of the 1.8 hectare plot with a stream.
It is a highly desirable home in a popular village close to the prestigious Vigiers Golf Hotel and country club with its Michelin star restaurant.
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