Limousin, Corrèze, Lascaux, France
£385,332
€449,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
House
- BEDROOMS
8
- BATHROOMS
7
- SIZE
3,218 sq ft
299 sq m
Key features
- Garden
- Terrace
- Fiber optic
- Covered parking
- Linky
- Oil fuelled heating
- Electricity on site
- Private parking
- Barns - outbuildings
- Garage
Description
A46747AEC19 - Exceptional Lifestyle Estate with Three Beautifully Renovated Character Homes, Barns and 11,383m² of Grounds – Ideal for Gîtes, Retreats or Luxury Family Living
Set amidst the rolling countryside of the Corrèze, this outstanding estate presents a rare opportunity to acquire three beautifully renovated period properties, each full of character and history, surrounded by 11,383m² of private landscaped grounds. Whether you are searching for an exceptional family estate, a lifestyle change in France, or a turnkey tourism business, this remarkable property offers endless possibilities.
Currently enjoyed as a private holiday home, the estate is perfectly configured for luxury gîtes, chambres d'hôtes, wellness retreats, creative workshops, seminars, or multi-generational living. The properties have been thoughtfully restored, retaining their original charm while offering the comfort and convenience expected by today's international buyers.
The beautifully maintained grounds are designed for relaxation and outdoor living, with sunny terraces, a shaded pergola for al fresco dining, landscaped gardens, a productive vegetable garden, a traditional well, and an impressive collection of mature fruit trees, ornamental shrubs, and flowering plants. Garages, covered parking, and generous additional parking complete this exceptional property.
The Barn Conversion (1859) 127m2
Lovingly converted from the original stone barn and topped with a new slate roof, this elegant home combines authentic French character with high-quality contemporary finishes. It benefits from underfloor gas central heating, a wood-burning stove, and double-glazed windows throughout.
A welcoming entrance hall leads to a charming ground-floor bedroom featuring exposed stone walls and original period details, together with a modern shower room.
Magnificent oak and glass doors open into the superb open-plan living area 57m2. The handcrafted oak kitchen is fitted with granite worktops and quality appliances, including a gas range cooker, electric hob, extractor hood, dishwasher and fridge, while French doors open directly onto the terrace and gardens.
The spacious dining and sitting room is full of character, with exposed beams, stone walls and a wood-burning stove creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
An impressive oak staircase leads to a mezzanine lounge with vaulted ceilings and large picture windows overlooking the gardens—an ideal reading or relaxation space.
There are two further generous bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes and stylish en-suite bathrooms. Solid oak flooring runs throughout the first floor, while the ground floor is finished with attractive ceramic tiles.
The Bread Oven 86m2
Originally the estate's traditional bread oven, this charming stone property has been sympathetically transformed into an attractive and comfortable home while retaining the original bread oven as a unique architectural feature.
The property has a new slate roof, double glazing, a wood-burning stove, electric radiators and a reversible heat pump providing both heating and air conditioning.
The spacious open-plan living area features 38m2 tiled flooring and a fully equipped fitted kitchen with electric oven, hob, dishwasher and washing machine.
A ground-floor bedroom provides flexible accommodation, while an oak staircase leads to two further bedrooms with attractive vaulted ceilings and a family bathroom. Bamboo flooring adds warmth and character to the first floor.
The Old House (1768) 86m2
Dating back to 1768 and situated just across the quiet country lane, this beautiful stone cottage retains many original features, including traditional wooden floors, exposed beams and an abundance of authentic French charm.
The property benefits from a new slate roof, double glazing and oil-fired central heating.
The spacious ground floor offers an open-plan living room with fitted kitchen, complete with washing machine, dishwasher, electric oven and hob. A magnificent stone fireplace fitted with a Deville wood-burning stove provides a wonderful focal point.
Also on the ground floor is a generous bedroom with en-suite bathroom.
Upstairs, a large room with another attractive enamel Deville stove can be used as a second lounge, library, home office or additional bedroom, complemented by a second bathroom.
A cellar, accessed externally, houses the boiler and oil tank .
Next to the old house stands a charming stone barn dating from 1801, offering approximately 71 m² of additional space and presenting interesting potential for future conversion (subject to obtaining the necessary permits). The roof has been partially re-roofed with slate; the remaining portion is in good condition. A traditional stone well is also located nearby.
Two charming oak-framed garages with slate roofs provide secure parking, along with a covered shelter for two additional vehicles and numerous additional parking spaces in the private driveway.
Practical Information
The converted barn and the bread oven share a septic tank, while the old house has its own independent wastewater disposal system.
Location
The estate enjoys an idyllic rural setting, offering peace and privacy while remaining conveniently close to everyday amenities. The renowned market town of Pompadour is just 8km away, offering supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, schools, medical facilities, shops, and the famous National Stud, horse racing course and casino.
The vibrant city of Brive-la-Gaillarde, with its international airport, railway station, excellent shopping, restaurants and motorway connections, is only 28km away, providing easy access for both French and international visitors.
This exceptional property combines timeless French character with modern comfort and remarkable flexibility. Whether your dream is to create a luxury hospitality business, host wellness retreats, generate income from holiday rentals, or simply enjoy an extraordinary family estate in one of France's most beautiful regions, this turnkey property is ready to welcome its next owners.
Set amidst the rolling countryside of the Corrèze, this outstanding estate presents a rare opportunity to acquire three beautifully renovated period properties, each full of character and history, surrounded by 11,383m² of private landscaped grounds. Whether you are searching for an exceptional family estate, a lifestyle change in France, or a turnkey tourism business, this remarkable property offers endless possibilities.
Currently enjoyed as a private holiday home, the estate is perfectly configured for luxury gîtes, chambres d'hôtes, wellness retreats, creative workshops, seminars, or multi-generational living. The properties have been thoughtfully restored, retaining their original charm while offering the comfort and convenience expected by today's international buyers.
The beautifully maintained grounds are designed for relaxation and outdoor living, with sunny terraces, a shaded pergola for al fresco dining, landscaped gardens, a productive vegetable garden, a traditional well, and an impressive collection of mature fruit trees, ornamental shrubs, and flowering plants. Garages, covered parking, and generous additional parking complete this exceptional property.
The Barn Conversion (1859) 127m2
Lovingly converted from the original stone barn and topped with a new slate roof, this elegant home combines authentic French character with high-quality contemporary finishes. It benefits from underfloor gas central heating, a wood-burning stove, and double-glazed windows throughout.
A welcoming entrance hall leads to a charming ground-floor bedroom featuring exposed stone walls and original period details, together with a modern shower room.
Magnificent oak and glass doors open into the superb open-plan living area 57m2. The handcrafted oak kitchen is fitted with granite worktops and quality appliances, including a gas range cooker, electric hob, extractor hood, dishwasher and fridge, while French doors open directly onto the terrace and gardens.
The spacious dining and sitting room is full of character, with exposed beams, stone walls and a wood-burning stove creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
An impressive oak staircase leads to a mezzanine lounge with vaulted ceilings and large picture windows overlooking the gardens—an ideal reading or relaxation space.
There are two further generous bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes and stylish en-suite bathrooms. Solid oak flooring runs throughout the first floor, while the ground floor is finished with attractive ceramic tiles.
The Bread Oven 86m2
Originally the estate's traditional bread oven, this charming stone property has been sympathetically transformed into an attractive and comfortable home while retaining the original bread oven as a unique architectural feature.
The property has a new slate roof, double glazing, a wood-burning stove, electric radiators and a reversible heat pump providing both heating and air conditioning.
The spacious open-plan living area features 38m2 tiled flooring and a fully equipped fitted kitchen with electric oven, hob, dishwasher and washing machine.
A ground-floor bedroom provides flexible accommodation, while an oak staircase leads to two further bedrooms with attractive vaulted ceilings and a family bathroom. Bamboo flooring adds warmth and character to the first floor.
The Old House (1768) 86m2
Dating back to 1768 and situated just across the quiet country lane, this beautiful stone cottage retains many original features, including traditional wooden floors, exposed beams and an abundance of authentic French charm.
The property benefits from a new slate roof, double glazing and oil-fired central heating.
The spacious ground floor offers an open-plan living room with fitted kitchen, complete with washing machine, dishwasher, electric oven and hob. A magnificent stone fireplace fitted with a Deville wood-burning stove provides a wonderful focal point.
Also on the ground floor is a generous bedroom with en-suite bathroom.
Upstairs, a large room with another attractive enamel Deville stove can be used as a second lounge, library, home office or additional bedroom, complemented by a second bathroom.
A cellar, accessed externally, houses the boiler and oil tank .
Next to the old house stands a charming stone barn dating from 1801, offering approximately 71 m² of additional space and presenting interesting potential for future conversion (subject to obtaining the necessary permits). The roof has been partially re-roofed with slate; the remaining portion is in good condition. A traditional stone well is also located nearby.
Two charming oak-framed garages with slate roofs provide secure parking, along with a covered shelter for two additional vehicles and numerous additional parking spaces in the private driveway.
Practical Information
The converted barn and the bread oven share a septic tank, while the old house has its own independent wastewater disposal system.
Location
The estate enjoys an idyllic rural setting, offering peace and privacy while remaining conveniently close to everyday amenities. The renowned market town of Pompadour is just 8km away, offering supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, schools, medical facilities, shops, and the famous National Stud, horse racing course and casino.
The vibrant city of Brive-la-Gaillarde, with its international airport, railway station, excellent shopping, restaurants and motorway connections, is only 28km away, providing easy access for both French and international visitors.
This exceptional property combines timeless French character with modern comfort and remarkable flexibility. Whether your dream is to create a luxury hospitality business, host wellness retreats, generate income from holiday rentals, or simply enjoy an extraordinary family estate in one of France's most beautiful regions, this turnkey property is ready to welcome its next owners.
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Brochure 1Limousin, Corrèze, Lascaux, France
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Distances are straight line measurements- Limoges(International)37.1 miles
- Bergerac(International)54.8 miles
- Aulnat(International)91.8 miles
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