87500 coussac-bonneval, France

Located in the heart of the village, this impressive looking building, used to be a nursery school and has been converted into 5 apartments. The classroom is still there and could potentially be converted into another apartment (subject to planning) and the covered courtyard, 19m², is used as a carport. The walled garden of 1,389m² is very private and there is an outbuilding-garage, a garden shed, and two wells on the property. All of the apartments are currently vacant; some work is needed in terms of updating them to get ready to rent out again and apartments in Coussac Bonneval normally rent easily. Or this property could be ideal if you’re wanting a large family home.
Ground floor: Nursery school side: entrance hall, the old classroom 42.5 m2 with direct access to the garden, a room with washbasin and attic.
Apartment building: large communal entrance with a lovely flagstone floor
Apartment 1- 1 bedroom (53.4 m2 habitable space)
Apartment 2 2 bedrooms (60.6 m2 habitable space)
1st floor: large communal corridor
Apartment 3 1 bedroom (40.8 m2 habitable space))
Apartment 4 - studio (25.3 m2 habitable space))
Apartment 5 2 bedrooms (68.3 m2 habitable space)
2nd floor : attic - 105 m2
Each apartment has its own electric meter and a sub-meter for water. This property offers many possibilities, whether as an investment, a hotel/guesthouse, a holiday home, or anything else you envisage to create here. Give me a call to find out more. The Berthou Immobilier/Limousin Property Agents team are at your service; you can contact us on 0 or find us at 9 ave du onze novembre 87500 Coussac Bonneval.
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The Limousin Region:
Limousin is one of the most beautiful unspoilt regions of France, an area of gentle rolling hills, woodland, valleys, rivers and lakes dotted with many picturesque towns and villages. A region heavily influenced by the medieval architecture of its many chateaux and churches. The stone houses have a simplicity of rural living with those special features that are so pleasing to the eye.The Southern Limousin and the borders with the northern Dordogne is considered the start of South West France enjoying a climate of long hot summers and short sharp winters. Summer days are long and warm with temperatures above 30 degrees.The area is alive all year round and is not solely reliant on tourism, making it very attractive for those of you looking to make a permanent move or looking for a holiday home for year round breaks.
The region is perhaps most well known for its fine cuisine and the accompaniment of fine wines from the neighbouring Bergerac region.