Poitou-Charentes, Charente-Maritime, Bignay, France

Behind an impressive, motorized wrought-iron gate lies an elegant 19th-century manor house, situated in the heart of the charming village of Bignay.
Ready for immediate occupancy, the property boasts an excellent energy rating (DPE C), spacious interiors, a swimming pool, and numerous outbuildings.
It is ideally located just 10 minutes from Saint-Savinien, 15 minutes from Saint-Jean-d'Angély, 20 minutes from Saintes, and 35 minutes from the Atlantic coast beaches.

Upon entering, the generous proportions and abundant natural light set the tone.
The vast living room, warmed by a pellet stove, opens up to a stunning gallery landing, adding height, character, and a genuine sense of space.
The large, functional, and welcoming fitted kitchen is complemented by a pantry, while a study, a bedroom, and a shower room complete the ground floor.

Upstairs, the landing leads to three lovely bedrooms, several walk-in closets, and a spacious bathroom, ensuring everyone has their own private space.

At the front of the property, behind the wrought-iron gates, the fully enclosed courtyard offers a peaceful setting with various seating areas to enjoy throughout the day, a beautifully landscaped garden, and numerous outbuildings?including a garage, workshop, cellar, and open shelters?ideal for parking, storage, or future projects.
At the rear, the pool area?fully enclosed by walls?features a covered terrace, creating a perfect spot for relaxation and socializing, ideal for summer meals with family or friends.

Fully fitted with double-glazed aluminum windows and maintenance-free aluminum shutters, this home blends period charm with modern comfort.
Its excellent energy rating (DPE C)?a rarity for a house of this era?is a significant asset.
Whether you are looking for a character-filled primary residence or an elegant, low-maintenance holiday home, this property offers an exceptional living environment in the heart of the Saintonge region, close to local shops, the Saint-Savinien river, and the Atlantic coast.