Renovated 8 bedroom Manor House for sale with countryside view in Aubusson, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Renovated with great care and attention, this character manor house offers spacious and flexible accommodation in the most serene wooded location. It would make a great chambre d'hote business or a perfect family home.
There is a second house at the entrance to the estate, in need of renovation which would make a great holiday let (subject to necessary permissions) with its own garden and entrance.
The large imposing barn would also make a great holiday let if converted (subject to necessary perm...
Renovated with great care and attention, this character manor house offers spacious and flexible accommodation in the most serene wooded location. It would make a great chambre d'hote business or a perfect family home.
There is a second house at the entrance to the estate, in need of renovation which would make a great holiday let (subject to necessary permissions) with its own garden and entrance.
The large imposing barn would also make a great holiday let if converted (subject to necessary permissions) and the wood store to the side of the house within its own gardens would make a perfect summer kitchen and terrace and would be a great area for a swimming pool.
The 291m2 main residence is spread across three floors and offers 8 bedrooms, currently 2 bathrooms but scope for many more, there are many balconies and terraces off the bedrooms which are a delight for dining or breakfast.
The ground floor comes with 4 rooms with space, light and an abundance of charm with feature fireplaces across the rooms and a wonderful and social kitchen/breakfast room.
With a new wood fired heating system to new classic cast iron radiators which keeps this 8 bedroom house cosy and warm.
The gardens and woodland have so much potential, 4 hectares of mainly woodland. There are lovely walks through the woodland and it would be easy to create eating or seating areas amongst the trees.
The entrance is via a long driveway to private gates with ample parking before wandering towards the manor house.
Valliere is a very pretty village including the church of St. Martin, dating from the thirteenth-century and the fourteenth-century chateau de Villeneuve as well as the lovely river Banize.
Aubusson, a beautiful medieval town with every facility is just 10km away, Limoges airport is 85km.
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