9 bedroom Manor House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Gueret, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Main house: Approached through stately double gates, this fabulous period property has a main has a large farmhouse dining kitchen/sitting room with lovely chimney and woodburner, a stunning drawing room that leads to a covered terrace, a stylish dining room, a large utility room, and six magnificent bedrooms, two of which are en-suite and in their own guest wing.
The Second House - Standing outside the main gates, this self-contained home is fully renovated and full of charm. It has a chic kitchen, a spacious dining/sitting room with woodburner...
Main house: Approached through stately double gates, this fabulous period property has a main has a large farmhouse dining kitchen/sitting room with lovely chimney and woodburner, a stunning drawing room that leads to a covered terrace, a stylish dining room, a large utility room, and six magnificent bedrooms, two of which are en-suite and in their own guest wing.
The Second House - Standing outside the main gates, this self-contained home is fully renovated and full of charm. It has a chic kitchen, a spacious dining/sitting room with woodburner, and a bedroom and shower room downstairs.
Upstairs there are two further bedrooms with enchanting beams, and a bathroom.
Outside - The attached land of over 2 acres consists of a gravelled frontage with plenty of parking, a terraced garden area at the back with hot tub, and a more informal area with water reservoir, two wells and a potager to the side.
There are several large barns attached to the main house.
Shops and amenities are only a short trip away from this property, with Aigurande, Gueret and La Souterraine all within half an hour.
The superb "Vallee des Peintres", which has inspired painters such as Monet, and the picturesque village of La Celle-Dunoise, with its popular restaurant, are both just 15 minutes away, and the international airport at Limoges is one hour.
This type of quality property doesn't come on the market very often. With its high ceilings, interiors to die for, and panoramic views, this is French country living at its best.
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Property measurements are approximate.
Main House Ground floor: Dining Kitchen/Sitting Room 49 m2, Drawing Room 28 m2, Dining Room 20 m2, Utility Room 20 m2 First floor: Bedroom 1 - 32 m2, Bedroom 2 - 24 m2, Bedroom 3 - 10 m2 Bathroom 13 m2, Shower Room 3 m2 Via separate staircase: Bedroom 4 - 26 m2, Bedroom 5 - 18 m2, Shower Room 6 m2, Shower Room 3 m2 Second floor: Bedroom 6 - 27 m2 Second House Ground floor: Kitchen 14 m2, Sitting/Dining Room 26 m2, Bedroom 1 - 11 m2 Shower Room 5 m2, WC First floor: Bedroom 2 - 20 m2, Bedroom 3 - 15 m2, Bathroom 5 m2.
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