Magnificent neoclassical mansion dating..

Magnificent neoclassical mansion dating from 1830, offering lots of character and listed as a historical monument (ISMH). Lovingly restored, the owners have preserved its authenticity, with its beautiful fireplaces and natural stone floors, whilst incorporating all the modern comforts. Including the renovated outbuildings, the property represents a habitable surface of approximately 590 m2 and would be suitable for a chambre d'hotes activity. Located in a small village at the entrance of the Chaine des Puys, this magnificent property has a peaceful setting on a plot of 5540 m2 with landscaped park and enclosed swimming pool with poolhouse. The layout is as follows - Main house (300 m2) - On the ground floor - Beautiful entrance hall of 49 m2 which runs through to the back of the house and the garden. On either side are the living rooms, with on the right, a dining room with monumental fireplace and a living room of 26 m2 with fireplace. On the left, a fitted kitchen, bathroom, toilet and a bedroom with dressing. On the 1st floor there are 4 spacious bedrooms (21, 21, 24 and 26 m2) all with parquet floors and fireplace, a workroom or further bedroom and a study of 17 m2 with balcony overlooking the garden. On the 2nd floor there is an attic which offers possibilities for the creation of additional accommodation. Basement underneath the whole property divided into different storage areas and cellars. Garage with direct access to the house. To either side of the main house there are 2 renovated outbuildings An "Orangerie" (140 m2) consisting of 4 chambre d'hote rooms (including 1 suite). Each room has a private bathroom. In addition there is a communal living room for guests. A 2nd building (150 m2) converted into a large a reception room with fireplace and a separate kitchen and toilet, with on the 1st floor a large room over the entire surface of the building. Entirely renovated and in excellent condition. Gas central heating in the main house and one outbuilding and electric heating in the "Orangerie". Double glazing in the main house.