Village house, garden and workshop

A charming house offering a unique and comfortable living environment. Nestled between a private car park and a lovely enclosed garden, the immediate surroundings allow children to play safely. Numerous decorative details make this a unique place that will appeal to the aesthete in you – plaster mouldings, the play of light through a stained-glass window set into the staircase wall, itself designed and built to resemble a plant unfurling.


Ground floor:
    Study: With electric heating and a wood-burning insert.
    A room in need of renovation with attractive cement tiles.
    A large, practical workshop for storage

On the first floor:
    A very pleasant living room featuring a wood-pellet stove, and an archway separating the rest of the house from a
    very cosy kitchen area,
    toilet
    bathroom
    laundry area
    and a French terrace, ideal for enjoying sunny days in complete privacy.

On the 2nd floor:
    2 charming bedrooms with sun blinds and skylights
    1 large bedroom with a built-in wardrobe, also divided into two sections by a vaulted arch, creating a very attractive feature.
    1 shower room

Some additional details
    Materials: Raw earth construction with a brick section following a loft conversion,
    Roof: Renovated with Sarking-style roofing, ensuring excellent insulation.


Technical details:
    Heating: Convector heaters not used thanks to the efficiency of the stove upstairs and the insert on the ground floor.
    Ventilation: Humidity-controlled for healthy air.

Exterior:
    Parking: Space for 4 vehicles
    Outdoor areas: a proper garden, a light-filled workshop under the pergola, a utility room, greenhouses and a fish pond.

This unusual house will appeal to those who love original properties full of character. 

Including fees of 5.71% TTC to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 245 000 €. Energy class C, Climate class A Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 1520.00 € and 2120.00 € for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.