



A pleasant country house with outbuildings and almost a hectare of tree-dotted grounds, nestled just south of the city of Nevers in central France. The house stands on the edge of a hamlet. In front of it there is a walled court with a well and stone outbuildings. Behind it, there is a vast meadow covering almost a hectare and dotted with age-old trees. This meadow stretches to the surrounding fields. The property in its current form was already on the Napoleonic land register of 1828. It was probably built several decades before this land register was produced. The stone house offers a 133m² floor area. It has a ground floor, beneath part of which lies a cellar. And in the roof space there is a first floor. The dwelling is crowned with a hipped roof of recently laid flat tiles. The building faces south-east on its court side and north-west on its meadow side. Its architecture is classical and symmetrical in design with three bays. It is elegant and reassuring in style.
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Property ID: 310108972674
Original Property ID: GRCCI-Asglnt364pu2kghm