5 bedroom Manor House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Perpignan, Occitanie
The property has retained all the charm and character of the past, with high ceilings, plaster mouldings, Catalan cement tiles and large windows. Situated just 10 minutes by car from Perpignan and on foot from all amenities.
The house opens on the ground floor onto a spacious entrance hall leading to a large living and dining room with fireplace. This level also has a recent and fully equipped kitchen, an office and WCs.
A charming hall leads to two spacious en suites (one bedroom of...
The property has retained all the charm and character of the past, with high ceilings, plaster mouldings, Catalan cement tiles and large windows. Situated just 10 minutes by car from Perpignan and on foot from all amenities.
The house opens on the ground floor onto a spacious entrance hall leading to a large living and dining room with fireplace. This level also has a recent and fully equipped kitchen, an office and WCs.
A charming hall leads to two spacious en suites (one bedroom of 18.6m2 and another of over 19m2) with adjoining bathrooms, as well as a bedroom of 16m2, on the first floor.
The 2nd floor offers two bedrooms (one with a walk in wardrobe and the other with a bathroom) as well as an attic room of almost 27m2 with exposed beams.
Attached to the house, an old workshop has been completely reinvented into a loft of more than 108m2.
Bathed in light thanks to the large bay windows overlooking the garden, this surprising loft with a quite modern and industrial look benefits from high ceilings, parquet floors, fully equipped modern kitchen, bathroom, WC, en suite and bedroom on the mezzanine.
Outside, terrace areas are around the house, shade provided by the vegetation and a "petanque" court.
The house is equipped with reversible air conditioning on the 1st and 2nd floor, and a large basement.
A borehole allows you to maintain the exteriors.
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