Renovated 4 bedroom Country Estate for sale with panoramic and countryside views in Thiviers, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Built in the 1850's, the impressive 10 room property sits in 40 acres of serene private grounds, pasture, and orchards, and offers an unparalleled blend of historic charm and modern sophistication.
Over the past decade, the property has undergone a comprehensive high-end restoration, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and timeless interior design throughout its 243 m2 of living space (300 m2 total footprint).
This delightful character property offers a refined year-round sanctuary or an effortless seasonal getaway with strong prospective yield, delivering pure tranquility just a...
Built in the 1850's, the impressive 10 room property sits in 40 acres of serene private grounds, pasture, and orchards, and offers an unparalleled blend of historic charm and modern sophistication.
Over the past decade, the property has undergone a comprehensive high-end restoration, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and timeless interior design throughout its 243 m2 of living space (300 m2 total footprint).
This delightful character property offers a refined year-round sanctuary or an effortless seasonal getaway with strong prospective yield, delivering pure tranquility just a short stroll from the local village.
The Residence
Designed for both grand entertaining and intimate family living across three beautifully appointed levels:
Ground Floor: A sophisticated, fully equipped modern kitchen opening into a spacious dining area, alongside an inviting living room centred around a classic open fireplace. A private guest wc completes this level.
First Floor: The luxurious principal suite featuring a stylish en-suite shower room, accompanied by a second double bedroom and an adjacent full bathroom.
Second Floor: Two additional generous double bedrooms sharing a dedicated shower room, ideal for family or hosted guests.
Outdoor Living & Grounds
Heated Pool & Pool House: A magnificent 13X6"m" heated swimming pool accompanied by a fully outfitted pool house, complete with changing amenities and dedicated shower room.
Private Lake & Parkland: Picturesque natural water feature set amid expansive manicured gardens, open fields, and productive fruit trees, offering complete privacy and panoramic views.
Expansive Outbuilding: A substantial 200 m2 traditional stone barn presenting exceptional potential for additional guest quarters or tailored leisure spaces.
Equestrian Potential: Ideal terrain for horse enthusiasts or nature lovers seeking vast, uncompromised space.
Engineered for seamless low-maintenance management and absolute security, the estate features:
Central gas heating & high-speed connectivity
Advanced monitored security system, smart CCTV coverage, and automated entry gates
Turnkey option: High-end furnishings available by separate negotiation for a effortless transition
Local Village (1 km): A 10-minute walk brings you to the heart of the village, home to fine dining and artisanal daily essentials.
Thiviers (10 km): Full amenities including traditional markets, healthcare services, supermarkets, and passenger rail connections.
Airport Access: Conveniently positioned within easy reach of Limoges (65 km), Bergerac (94 km), and Bordeaux International (185 km).
Car Port
Double Glazing
Fireplace
Water Softener
Swimming Pool
Video CCTV Security
Electric Gate
Alarm System
Furnished
Private Pool
Fireplace
Garage
Turn Key Good Condition
Panoramic View
Garage
Excellent condition
ROOMS
Land: 157,646 m2
Maintenance Room: 6.98 m2
Shower Room WC: 4.63 m2
: 12.69 m2
Laundry Room: 4.18 m2
Bedroom: 25.77 m2
Bedroom: 20.53 m2
Shower Room WC: 7.43 m2
: 13.3 m2
: 5.09 m2
Stair: 3.04 m2
Corridor: 4.21 m2
Bedroom: 28.8 m2
Stair: 2.94 m2
Hallway: 10.79 m2
Shower Room WC: 5.81 m2
Bedroom: 31.65 m2
Bathroom WC: 8.87 m2
Maintenance Room: 7.2 m2
Living Room: 38.86 m2
WC: 2.97 m2
Stair: 2.92 m2
Kitchen Diner: 43 m2
: 10.2 m2
Mezzanine: 44.99 m2
Mezzanine: 36.67 m2
Garage: 44.99 m2
Garage: 39.75 m2
Garage: 36.67 m2
Garage: 54.99 m2
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ORIENTATIONS.
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