



A rare chance to own a characterful 19th-century stone farmhouse set in 1.3 hectares (over 3 acres) of your own meadows and woodland, in a peaceful hamlet of the Corrèze, close to the Dordogne Valley. South / south-east facing, with no overlooking neighbours, this is a genuine escape into unspoilt French countryside. The house offers around 107 m² of habitable space. The ground floor has a warm living room built around a traditional "cantou" open fireplace, an open-plan kitchen, a shower room and WC. The first floor provides three bedrooms. What makes this property special is its potential. Above the bedrooms, a large convertible attic offers a significant reserve of additional living space within the existing volume - ideal for extra bedrooms, a studio or a master suite. Alongside the house, a beautiful stone barn of approximately 140 m² over two levels (cellar, former stable and lean-to below, hayloft above) opens the door to a real project: a gîte, an artist's or craftsman's workshop, stabling for horses, or guest accommodation, subject to the usual planning permissions. Outside, 1.3 hectares of meadow, woodland and coppice in a single block give you room to breathe: keep horses, grow your own vegetables, plant an orchard, or simply enjoy the space and silence. It is the perfect base for a self-sufficient, back-to-nature lifestyle, a peaceful second home, or a full life-change project. Renovation and energy-efficiency works are to be planned, which is reflected in the accessible price - the ideal canvas to create your own home, exactly to your taste. Heating is gas (GPL). Energy rating: E. Price: 164,300 including agency fees (155,000 net to the seller + 9,300 agency fees payable by the buyer). Property tax approx. 649/year. Contact Ronald Bellez, Halfon & Co. Immobilier, for the full photo report, floor area details and a video tour.
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Property ID: 310108900231
Original Property ID: GRCCI-Ae3f9a0abk9v9zjj