Reference254652
Price530,000 EUR
Bedrooms7
Bathrooms6
Floor Space352.0m2
Land Area1,756.0m2

Renovated 7 bedroom House for sale in Aubeterre sur Dronne, Nouvelle Aquitaine

530,000 EUR
439,900 GBP556,500 USD
Beautifully renovated 7 bedroom property with gites, swimming pool and income potential in a pretty Charentaise village.

This fabulous ensemble of properties includes a character 4 bedroom owners house arranged over 3 floors with amazing full width terrace off the house, a separate 2 bed guest house with its own garden and garaging and a further 2 bed guest house overlooking the stunning pool all within a short bike ride/walk of the ever popular village of Aubeterre-sur-Dronne with its bars and cafes and its river beach (possible gite business - subject to necessary permissions).

The main house boasts newly fitted double glazing and gas fired central heating and is arranged ...
Beautifully renovated 7 bedroom property with gites, swimming pool and income potential in a pretty Charentaise village.

This fabulous ensemble of properties includes a character 4 bedroom owners house arranged over 3 floors with amazing full width terrace off the house, a separate 2 bed guest house with its own garden and garaging and a further 2 bed guest house overlooking the stunning pool all within a short bike ride/walk of the ever popular village of Aubeterre-sur-Dronne with its bars and cafes and its river beach (possible gite business - subject to necessary permissions).

The main house boasts newly fitted double glazing and gas fired central heating and is arranged over 3 floors.
From the parking area, the house is accessed into the second of 2 living rooms with a lovely feature bread oven.
Also on this floor are 2 bedrooms, shower room and utility room/possible kitchen.
A staircase rises to the garden level with large kitchen/dining room and access to an impressive covered terrace overlooking the pool and gardens.
There is the second huge light flooded living room with feature wood burning stove, the master bedroom with en suite and a further staircase from the living room accesses the 4th bedroom with en suite shower room.

The 1st guest House, again with gas central heating, has its own courtyard for parking, garaging and store room and boasts an open plan living/dining/kitchen area with access to private gardens.
A large bedroom with en suite and further room, currently used as a study and another shower room complete the accommodation.

Up on the garden level and alongside the pool is the third guest house, fully renovated and boasting living/dining/kitchen area, 2 beds and a shower room.
The manageable gardens, backing on to fields, incorporate the superb in ground pool with cover, a large shed and areas of lawn interspersed with trees,shrubs and plants.

An attractive proposition to enable you to live the dream with 2 sources of potential income.
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