Beynac-et-Cazenac, Aquitaine 24220

At the entrance of Beynac-et-Cazenac, in a peaceful but not isolated hamlet, lies a charming ensemble to renovate surrounded by a vast garden. The Périgourdine house, with part of its roof made of slates, is complemented by outbuildings to restore: a former stone walnut dryer, a bread oven with its adjoining ruin, and a small stone building. The Périgourdine house with part of its slate roof: On the ground floor: - Cellar, - Glass-walled room under the terrace, - Cellar, - Former pigsty. On the first floor: - Kitchen with bathroom, - Living area, wood insert, and beamwork, - Bedroom, - Glass-walled bathroom, - Outdoor terrace. On the first floor accessed externally: - Living area. Living area of approximately 85m2. Not attached: - Former stone walnut dryer, - Former bread oven with adjoining building in ruins, - Small stone building, - Masonry stone cistern excavated into the rock. Land of approximately 3922m2. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: Total: 150,000 euros net to the seller, 9,900 euros fees charged to the buyer, which is 6.6% VAT included of the net selling price. Exclusive mandate.