9 bedroom House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Velines, Nouvelle Aquitaine
This charming manor house is very well proportioned. It could be used as a very comfortable family home or equally as an investment property.
The property is accessed via a sweeping driveway with covered parking for a number of cars, plus garaging.
On entering the property into the dining room, the quality of the restoration is apparent. Many of the original features have been preserved. There are tomette til...
This charming manor house is very well proportioned. It could be used as a very comfortable family home or equally as an investment property.
The property is accessed via a sweeping driveway with covered parking for a number of cars, plus garaging.
On entering the property into the dining room, the quality of the restoration is apparent. Many of the original features have been preserved. There are tomette tiles on the floor and an original bread oven. The dining room leads conveniently through to the fitted kitchen with a beautiful open fireplace. The dining room also grants access to the comfortable sitting room with another beautiful fireplace, original floors and a cathedral ceiling with an open mezzanine.
This leads through to the fitted library with a 16th Century fireplace. From the other side of the living room is a guest suite with French doors leading out to the 12m x 6m pool and lovely views. There are a further two bedroom suites on the ground floor which have been tastefully decorated, always keeping in mind the history of the property, and a charming 16th century fitted wardrobe. Finally, on the ground floor there is a temperature controlled wine cellar.
On the first floor there is an open mezzanine and en-suite bedroom. On the opposite side of the galleried landing is a large dormitory bedroom with shower room. This room could easily be split.
There is a fully renovated 3 bedroom, 3 bath/shower room guest cottage on the property that has been finished to a very high standard. It benefits from its own pool with magnificent views.
There is another caretaker's cottage in the grounds that requires renovating and further barns on the 11 hectare plot that comprises of grassland, fruit trees and woodland.
This is all situated within easy access of historical Bergerac, and within an hour of Bordeaux city centre.
This extraordinary property is a rare opportunity to own a beautifully restored manor house in one of France’s most sought-after regions, where history and modern luxury seamlessly intertwine.
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