This house is a stone maison de maitre with many original features in the centre of a pretty village. It benefits from oil-fired central heating and wood burners. It has lovely views from the terrace at the back over the pretty garden to the countryside beyond. It is in need of some updating but could be a lovely family home or a chambre d'hotes.
House
Ground Floor
Entering through the imposing front door is the hallway (21m2) with tiled floor and staircase to the first floor. A door at the end of the hallway leads to a terrace with a view over the garden. To the right is a door to the first reception room (14.24m2) which is currently used as a study. It has a wooden floor, original marble fireplace with wood burner, storage cupboards and original radiator. A door leads to the dining room (21.75m2) which has a wooden floor and windows to the back garden.
To the right is the bathroom, (5.95m2) with tiled walls and original suite comprising bath, bidet, and sink and to the left is the wc (1.28m2) with wash hand basin. A door leads to the kitchen (19.34m2), which has a tiled floor and a range of units and a further door leads to a utility room/further kitchen area (4.88m2). A door from this room also leads to the barn/garage.
A door leads to the lounge (22.30m2) which has an original marble fireplace with woodburner, original radiator and ceiling rose with light.
First floor
The original staircase leads to the first floor landing (10.13m2) from which doors lead to a terrace with views over the garden to the countryside. There are four bedrooms. Bedroom 1 (17.78m2) has an original sink, marble fireplace and original radiator. Bedroom 2 (17.58m2) has an original marble fireplace and radiator. Bedroom 3 (14.85m2) has an original marble firesurround and radiator. Bedroom 4 (14.69m2) has a sink, marble fire surround and radiator.
A staircase leads to the loft which is a large space with windows, currently used for storage.
Outside
To the front of the property is a small courtyard garden. To the rear is a large garden with flower beds, mature shrubs and trees, vegetable patch and greenhouse. Attached to the property is a large two-storey barn with attractive windows which is currently used as a garage and for storage but which could possibly be converted for more accommodation if required.
Under the house are two large cellars, currently used for wine storage.
This is a fantastic opportunity to purchase a property with great potential at a reasonable price. It could make a lovely family home or possible bed and breakfast property.
Fast
facts
Habitable
area (m2 - approx.): 190
in need of some refreshing
Beds: 4
Land (m2 -
approx.): 1263
Outbuildings: Yes Barns and cellars
Swimming
pool: No
Situation: Village Setting
State of
repair: Habitable needs refreshing
Heating
system: central heating and woodburners
Sanitation
system: mains
Taxe
fonciere €: 1172
Nearest shop: 6km
Nearest bar: Benest
Nearest town: Champagne Mouton 6km