Have you watched the video yet? - Superb stone house with large living rooms and a sublime staircase leading to the first floor. The current owners have preserved the authenticity of the period with beams, exposed stonework and well-maintained floors. The house is large enough to be used as a gite/chambre d'hote. A pretty garden and courtyard complete this beautiful property. Set in a quiet hamlet in one of the most beautiful regions of the Nord-Charente.
- Ground floor:
Entrance hall (15m2): tiled floor, exposed stonework
Lounge 1 (40m2): tiled floor, wood-burning stove, exposed stonework and beams
Bathroom (16m2): tiled floor, bath, shower, washbasin, WC, exposed stonework and beams
Lounge 2 (22m2): tiled floor, exposed beams
Living room 3 (50m2): wooden floor, wood-burning stove, exposed beams
Fitted kitchen (24m2): tiled floor, stone walls and exposed beams
Room (20m2): wooden floor, fireplace, exposed beams
Cellar (12m2): tiled floor
- 1st floor:
Bedroom 1 (16m2): wooden floor, exposed stone walls and beams
Bedroom 2 (16m2): wooden floor, stone walls and exposed beams
Bedroom 3 (24m2): carpeted floor, exposed stone walls and beams
Shower room (6m2): wooden floor, shower, washbasin, WC, exposed beams
Landing (8m2): wooden floor, exposed beams
Bedroom 4 (30m2): wooden floor, exposed beams
Shower room (7m2): wooden floor, shower, washbasin, WC, exposed beams
- Exterior:
2 courtyards,
Enclosed garden,
Terrace
Garage
Workshop with first floor
Oven.
The department of Charente is located in the centre-west of France and is part of the Poitou-Charentes region along with Deux Sevres, Charente Maritime and the Vienne department.
Its name as is often the case comes from the river Charente which snakes through the department. Two local dialects are spoken in the area, Saintongeais in the west and Occitan to the east.
Charente is a thriving department for several reasons, Cognac production is one of the most interesting and profitable industries, the export level of approx. 95% is a success, the consumption in France being only 5% (some say they keep the best 5% in France!).
The department has many typical towns, Angouleme in the south east for example hosts an international festival that attracts hundreds of visitors and is not to be missed.
The region is popular with hikers, bikers and nature lovers who like to discover the woodlands, lakes and streams that are part of this amazing landscape.
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