This charming Mansart-style residence was built in 1664 in the heart of the village of Pierrefitte sur Loire.
L-shaped, it develops approximately 233 m² of living space.
On the ground floor, an entrance of 11.18 m² with a stone staircase, a living room of 41.27 m² with fireplace surmounted by a trumeau and a French ceiling, a dining room of 22.27 m² with black marble fireplace surmounted by a trumeau, a second living room of 22.57 m² with stone fireplace and French ceiling, a bedroom of 11.74 m², a bedroom of 8.94 m², a bathroom, a kitchen of 19.43 m², a second kitchen of 7.83 m² and a toilet.
On the mezzanine, a landing of 3.80 m² serves a bedroom of 13 m², a bathroom and a toilet.
Accessible by a beautiful seventeenth staircase with carved balusters, two bedrooms of 27.09 m² and 11.27 m².
A large attic of about 143 m² can be converted under the superb original frame.
Oil central heating with Franco-Belgian boiler from 1992. In the absence of significant consumption, the Dpe is virgin. Connection to the sewer.
The entire interior of the house is to be renovated.
The façade on the garden is exposed to the southwest. The north-east façade overlooks a courtyard enclosed by a pretty gate.
From the outside, access to a vaulted stone cellar of 17.37 m².
An outbuilding of 74 m², built in 1980, includes a garage, a pyre and a workshop.
In the fully enclosed garden, a few hundred-year-old trees, a large lawn, a well and a small stone washhouse.
The property covers 4,391 m², including buildings.
In the village crossed by the canal lateral to the Loire, a mini market, a hotel-restaurant, a bar and a hairdresser. Digoin is 14 km and Moulins is 45 km.
A video is visible on Instagram: pierrechangarnier.