Unique 9 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Bellac, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Located just 5 minutes from the charming town of Bellac, this property offers exceptional potential-whether you're looking to create a family farm, develop an agricultural venture, or establish a peaceful countryside holiday complex.
Set on 40 hectares of land, much of which runs alongside a tranquil river, this rare estate combines natural beauty with outstanding development potential.
It already includes...
Located just 5 minutes from the charming town of Bellac, this property offers exceptional potential-whether you're looking to create a family farm, develop an agricultural venture, or establish a peaceful countryside holiday complex.
Set on 40 hectares of land, much of which runs alongside a tranquil river, this rare estate combines natural beauty with outstanding development potential.
It already includes an in-ground swimming pool with a retractable glass roof, perfect for year-round enjoyment. The setting is ideal for a holiday complex: two additional gites could be developed, and installing glamping pods along the river would offer a unique, nature-filled guest experience (subject to necessary permissions).
The estate currently features a main house, a three-bedroom cottage, a two-bedroom cottage, a nearly finished fourth cottage (interior work only), and a large barn that could potentially be converted into one or two additional cottages.
A spacious livestock barn-ideal for cattle or sheep-is also located on the property, complete with a small workshop and a functional kitchen area.
Outside, the views are breathtaking, and the land is top-quality for the Limousin region, running along the river. The in-ground pool and terrace provide a perfect spot for relaxing, as do the beautifully maintained gardens-ideal for family living and entertaining guests, with barbecue areas and outdoor dining spaces.
There is also a large garage and ample parking for both owners and visitors.
The town of Bellac is just 5 minutes away and offers a wide range of amenities including restaurants, cafes, artisan shops, doctors, a pharmacy, and much more-including a train station. Limoges airport is only 35 minutes away.
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