Detached 3 bedroomed stone property with a covered terrace/outdoor dining-area, 2 stables and a barn, and garden surrounding the property with a wildflower meadow and various fruit trees.

A downstairs office could be used as a bedroom.

There is a second entrance at the bottom of the garden which is useful for access with a motorhome or horsebox.

The property is situated in a quiet location but is less than 10 minutes by car to schools and shops and in detail it comprises:

Ground Floor:

Entrance hall (11.5m2) Tiled floor, exposed stone and beams

Dining-kitchen (25.5m2) with a range of units, dining-area and french-doors leading to the covered terrace. Tiled floor, exposed stone and beams

Lounge (30.5m2) Tiled floor, exposed stone, beams and a fireplace with a woodburner

Dining-room (15.5m2) Tiled floor, exposed stone and beams. French-doors onto the covered terrace

Office/bedroom (14m2) Tiled floor. Exposed stone

Rear porch/entrance (3m2)

Utility room and wc (16m2) Tiled floor.

First Floor:

Landing (18m2) with built-in wardrobes

Bedroom 1 (14m2) Wooden floor. Built-in wardrobes

Bedroom 2 (17m2) Wooden floor, beams and fitted wardrobes. En-suite bathroom (11m2) with a bath, shower, wc and vanity unit

Bedroom 3 (14m2) Wooden floor. Beams. Fitted wardrobes

Shower room (11m2) Wooden floor. Shower, handbasin and wc

Outside:

Garden around the property and also a driveway and courtyard area to the front

Covered terrace to the rear

Barn (with a hangar to the side for parking/woodstore), 2 stables and small outbuildings

Fruit trees including apple, pear, cherry, quince, damsons and figs

The Vienne department is in the region of Poitou-Charentes. The name of the department comes from the Vienne River and the area benefits from an interesting location that is not far from the Atlantic but also close to the centre of France.

Poitiers is the main town of the French department, with its massive theme park attraction.

The countryside is made up of rolling hills and the climate is mild, similar to the Aquitaine which is considered one of the best climates in France, with mild summers and soft winters. The proximity of the sea and the mild climate play a major role in the wine growing industry.

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