7 bedroom House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Perigueux, Nouvelle Aquitaine
4 bedroom house with large indoor pool and separate 3 bedroom guest house, ideally located near all amenities in Perigueux.
The main house of 600 m2 has a very beautiful, light and airy entrance hall offering large, spacious rooms with glass ceilings.
In the left wing of the property is a large living room of 64 m2 with wall-mounted wood burner on both sides of the dining room of 32 m2, a large professional kitchen, a storeroom and a utility room.
On the right-hand of the entrance is an office, a linen room, a shower room, a wc and a beautiful staircase.
There is a magnificent centra...
4 bedroom house with large indoor pool and separate 3 bedroom guest house, ideally located near all amenities in Perigueux.
The main house of 600 m2 has a very beautiful, light and airy entrance hall offering large, spacious rooms with glass ceilings.
In the left wing of the property is a large living room of 64 m2 with wall-mounted wood burner on both sides of the dining room of 32 m2, a large professional kitchen, a storeroom and a utility room.
On the right-hand of the entrance is an office, a linen room, a shower room, a wc and a beautiful staircase.
There is a magnificent central conservatory with cathedral glass roof, a 41 m2 master suite with glazed bathroom opening onto a bedroom and large balneotherapy bath, wc, dressing room, and terrace, 2 guest suites, each 48 m2 with en-suite bathroom, wc, walk in wardrobe and terrace, a guest bedroom, terrace and separate entrance.
On the 1st floor is a large through room with glass floor and library and a large terrace.
On the garden level is a magnificent balneotherapy area with a 12 x 6m heated indoor swimming pool, a sports room, a shower room and cloakroom, a hammam, a superb cinema room, and a superb wine cellar.
There is a double garage with electric doors, a workshop, an engine room and pool house.
The guest house of 140 m2 comprises of an entrance hall, a large, bright living room, a beautiful terrace, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a fitted kitchen, wc and wall-mounted wood burner.
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