Limousin, Haute-Vienne, Lussac-les-Églises, France

A42245JUR87 - Set within organically managed land and surrounded by open countryside, this characterful property offers an exceptional rural and equestrian lifestyle opportunity.

The house is entered via a light and welcoming hallway. To the left lies a fitted kitchen/breakfast room that blends the charm of a traditional country kitchen with a clean, contemporary finish, making it ideal for everyday family life. Beyond the kitchen is a substantial utility and storage room with sink, plumbing, access to the outside and direct access to the barn. This highly versatile space would also lend itself perfectly to use as a separate dining room or entertaining area.

To the right of the hallway is a generous and atmospheric lounge, featuring original exposed beams, a log-burning stove and lovely views over the surrounding land to both the front and rear. Leading from the lounge is a beautifully restored room, currently used as a bedroom but previously a study or treatment room. The retained original bread oven provides a striking focal point and a tangible link to the property’s history.

The ground floor also benefits from a charming cloakroom with separate shower room and WC. Stairs lead to the first floor, opening onto a large mezzanine space which offers excellent flexibility for use as a home office, studio, relaxation area or additional living space. Three bright and well-proportioned double bedrooms are arranged around this central area, the principal bedroom benefitting from double built-in wardrobes, along with a family bathroom.

Room sizes:

Lounge/Dining Room: 6.46m x 5.90m

Kitchen/Breakfast Room: 4.02m x 4.06m

Utility Room: 6.90m x 2.93m

Study/Bedroom: 3.72m x 3.48m

Cloakroom: 1.41m x 4.12m

Bedroom 1: 3.56m x 4.22m

Bedroom 2: 3.70m x 3.10m

Bedroom 3: 3.15m x 3.95m

Mezzanine: 6.30m x 4.00m

Family Bathroom: 1.99m x 4.07m

Outside, the equestrian facilities and land are a real highlight. Attached to the house is a large barn with electricity and water, complemented by a log store and additional outbuildings providing useful storage. To the rear of the property is a large, secure polytunnel currently used for hay storage, tack storage and shelter for horses. A further shelter offers clear potential for conversion into stabling, subject to any necessary consents.

The land surrounding the house is organic and has been free from chemical use for over 20 years, making it ideal for equestrian use, smallholding or lifestyle farming. Fields wrap around the property and extend across the quiet lane into the hamlet, creating excellent grazing and a sense of space and privacy. A small carp pond adds further charm to the setting.

Additional features include a private well and a fosse septic system located to the rear of the house. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a lifestyle property offering character, flexibility and genuine equestrian potential in a beautiful rural setting.