7 bedroom House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Faye l'Abbesse, Nouvelle Aquitaine
The main house is a stunning turnkey barn conversion with 4 bedrooms and a swimming pool. It has the added benefit of a ground floor accessible en-suite bedroom, which has direct access onto the outside terrace. It is large, light, airy, and finished to a high standard, with a beautiful bespoke central oak staircase.
A living room on the ground floor boasts a ceiling height of over 3 metres, and has wonderful bifold doors and windows onto the outside...
The main house is a stunning turnkey barn conversion with 4 bedrooms and a swimming pool. It has the added benefit of a ground floor accessible en-suite bedroom, which has direct access onto the outside terrace. It is large, light, airy, and finished to a high standard, with a beautiful bespoke central oak staircase.
A living room on the ground floor boasts a ceiling height of over 3 metres, and has wonderful bifold doors and windows onto the outside terrace, and views over the lovely open fields beyond.
On the 1st floor is another spacious and airy open plan L-shaped living room, with a galleried landing overlooking the main entrance hall. On this floor there are 2 further double bedrooms, and a shower room with WC.
This stunning barn conversion is fully powered by solar energy, with the ability to live off-grid being a real bonus. There is automatic backup of a diesel generator in the unlikely event it's needed. The 11 x 9 metre swimming pool is set in a pretty garden, with a hard top cover.
Property 2) is a 3 bedroom farmhouse, ready to move into, and overlooking it's own a tidy courtyard. It has a large kitchen/diner, a separate living room, and a downstairs bathroom.
Upstairs are 3 double bedrooms and separate shower room with WC. It also has a double garage, leading through to a summer room, and storage rooms.
Property 3) is currently unfinished, though work has been started. It would make a super 1 bedroom gite/maison d'amis (subject to necessary permissions), also with views over the courtyard.
There are various other outbuildings, including 2 large workshops and a covered area with stable blocks, currently used for storage.
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