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Reference258046
Price830,000 EUR
Bedrooms26
Bathrooms21
Floor Space1,270.0m2
Land Area4.2 Ha
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Unique 26 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Availles Limouzine, Nouvelle Aquitaine

830,000 EUR
688,900 GBP871,500 USD
Unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional gite complex nestling in
4 hectares of glorious land with expansive pool and gardens, while enjoying panoramic views across the Vienne River from its location in
the charming village of Availles-Limouzine.

This superb property features a heated swimming pool, a play area, a mini-farm, and a main residence.

The main building stands out for its great versatility. It houses six self-contained gites accommodating up to 40 guests, each with its own kitchen, living area, private outdoor access, and a variable number of bedrooms and bathrooms. Communal areas provide ample space for large groups to gather for holidays, weddings, or ...
Unique opportunity to acquire an exceptional gite complex nestling in
4 hectares of glorious land with expansive pool and gardens, while enjoying panoramic views across the Vienne River from its location in
the charming village of Availles-Limouzine.

This superb property features a heated swimming pool, a play area, a mini-farm, and a main residence.

The main building stands out for its great versatility. It houses six self-contained gites accommodating up to 40 guests, each with its own kitchen, living area, private outdoor access, and a variable number of bedrooms and bathrooms. Communal areas provide ample space for large groups to gather for holidays, weddings, or other private events.

The main house offers seven bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, along with several reception rooms. Previously divided into three independent dwellings, it could easily be reconfigured as such, thanks to its three staircases and separate entrances. With a recently installed solar powered electric system, the house has an energy rating of C.

Adjoining the main house, a guest cottage with two bedrooms and two shower rooms could easily serve as a seventh gite. Both the cottage and one of the gites in the principal building are wheelchair accessible.

The property is connected to mains drainage and benefits from central gas heating.

The village of Availles-Limouzine, within walking distance, provides all essential amenities including a restaurant, grocery store, primary school, doctors, dentist, and pharmacy. Nearby towns such as L'Isle Jourdain and Confolens offer a wider range of shops, secondary schools, restaurants, cafes, and a hospital.

The surrounding area offers a wide variety of tourist activities: zip-lining, bungee jumping, motorsports, horse riding, swimming, kayaking, cycling, and hiking. There are also wildlife parks, gardens, and historic sites to explore.

A rare opportunity combining a commercial venture, holiday accommodation, and a family home in a beautiful natural setting.
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