Renovated 7 bedroom Manor House for sale in Saint Junien, Limousin
Nestled in an ideal location in a beautiful residential area, just a stone's throw away from all amenities, it offers a peaceful setting, and has been the subject of a complete and meticulous restoration. The mansion, filled with natural light and not overlooked at all features an elegant Mansard roof and is spread over three levels, accessible via a beautiful staircase and a lift.
Ground floor: entrance hall, spacious reception rooms and a wood-panelled office /library. Ther...
Nestled in an ideal location in a beautiful residential area, just a stone's throw away from all amenities, it offers a peaceful setting, and has been the subject of a complete and meticulous restoration. The mansion, filled with natural light and not overlooked at all features an elegant Mansard roof and is spread over three levels, accessible via a beautiful staircase and a lift.
Ground floor: entrance hall, spacious reception rooms and a wood-panelled office /library. There is also oak parquet flooring and beautiful marble fireplaces.
A large equipped kitchen, a utility room, and guest wc complete this floor.
First floor: four spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Second floor: three bedrooms, a bathroom, separate wc, a large playroom, and a dressing room.
A 70m2 attic provides additional storage space.
The complete basement, accessible by lift, includes vaulted cellars, a wine cellar, and technical rooms.
The property extends over a fenced plot of 3,300m2, offering privacy and tranquility.
Additional features include a magnificent glass conservatory, a swimming pool, and wooded parkland, complete with a well and a borehole.
The outbuildings, totalling more than 300m2, include five garages, a caretaker's house (in need of renovation), and a 70m2 renovated building that could serve as a storage or artist's workshop.
This exceptional and versatile property offers itself to a variety of income opportunities.
Given its generous living space, outbuildings, and stunning grounds, it could also be convenient for a real estate development or a prestigious guesthouse.
Bordering the Perigord-Limousin Regional Natural Park, the charming town of Saint-Junien is vibrant and offers all amenities, as well as restaurants, bars, and shops.
It is conveniently located near the Bordeaux-Lyon cross-country highway and just 20 minutes from Limoges Airport.
An exceptional property.
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