Immaculate 6 bedroom Manor House for sale with countryside view in Eymet, Nouvelle Aquitaine
6 bedroom house with nearly 1.5 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens with pool, while enjoying far reaching countryside views from its location near Eymet.
This elegant country Manor house enjoys a prime location within approximately 20 minutes from a train station, 30 minutes from Bergerac airport and 1 hour 15 minutes from Bordeaux with its train station and international airport.
It is also a short drive from the picturesque hilltop town of Duras and the charming riverside bastide town of Eymet. Both towns offer an array of shops, bars, restaurants, and the convenience of primary and secondary s...
6 bedroom house with nearly 1.5 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens with pool, while enjoying far reaching countryside views from its location near Eymet.
This elegant country Manor house enjoys a prime location within approximately 20 minutes from a train station, 30 minutes from Bergerac airport and 1 hour 15 minutes from Bordeaux with its train station and international airport.
It is also a short drive from the picturesque hilltop town of Duras and the charming riverside bastide town of Eymet. Both towns offer an array of shops, bars, restaurants, and the convenience of primary and secondary schools, making it an ideal location for families or those seeking vibrant local amenities.
This gorgeous 375m2 house boasts double glazing throughout, and oil fired central heating, ensuring all year round comfort. It features 2 full principal bedroom suites, each with its own walk in wardrobe, adding a touch of luxury.
Outside, a charming courtyard includes a summer kitchen, perfect for entertaining, while a large attached garage 48m2 provides ample storage.
Upon entering, there is a spacious double-aspect entrance hall featuring an exquisite original Girondine tiled floor. To the front elevation two bright and airy living rooms are situated, each with a fireplace and free standing wood burning stove. At the rear of the property, a delightful kitchen with central island can be found, seamlessly connecting to the dining room with offers direct access to the courtyard garden.
The ground floor is further enhanced by a convenient shower room with w. c, a generously sized utility room, a pantry, and an attached garage, which is accessible from the utility area, providing practicality.
The first floor features a bright and spacious landing with beautiful original wood flooring. This level includes two luxurious principal suites, each complete with its own walk in wardrobe, as well as four additional double bedrooms. Complementing these are two modern shower rooms, both offering comfort and style.
The well-maintained grounds of approximately 5,906m2 are primarily laid to lawn, providing both privacy and country views over the surrounding farmland. To the side of the house, a swimming pool offers the perfect spot for relaxation in the summer sun, while at the rear, a vegetable garden awaits, ideal for those who enjoy growing their own produce.
In summary, this property is ideally located for easy access to amenities and offers comfortable living accommodation making it the perfect blend of convenience and relaxation.
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