This charming manor house was built in the fifteenth century, not far from an old port on the banks of the Sioule which had been used to send Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule wines to Paris since the Middle Ages.

It is composed of a rectangular main building with two half-timbered facades. A stairway tower flanks the west façade.

Completely renovated in the 1990s by Compagnons du Devoir, it has unfortunately been abandoned for about ten years and requires a new restoration.

Facing east-west, it develops approximately 225 m² of living space.

On the ground floor:

– The entrance door is topped with a stone lintel in brackets and opens onto a central corridor of 6.73 m² through it. It retains interesting and rare elements of the interior half-timbering which served as partitions in which a few wooden bars remain, between which was once placed a trellis of branches to attach cob and thus isolate the rooms. terracotta tiles on the floor;

– A dining room of 31.91 m². Monumental fireplace with fifteenth-century jambs. Floor tiles. Wooden mullioned and flanged windows with interior shutters. A stone sink;

– In an extension from the 90s:

– A kitchen of 21.87 m²;

– A 3.81 m² toilet;

– A 35.04 m² living room. Monumental fireplace with fifteenth-century jambs. Floor tiles. Wooden mullioned and flanged windows with interior shutters. Two niches in the thickness of the wall;

– A bedroom of 12.64 m². Stone fireplace. terracotta tiles on the floor;

Access to the upper floors is via a wide stone spiral staircase.

On the first floor:

– A 1.91 m² interval;

– A bedroom of 29.29 m². Monumental fireplace with fifteenth-century jambs whose mantel is decorated in its centre with a coat of arms. Floor tiles. Wooden mullioned and flanged windows with interior shutters. Half-timbering;

– Its private bathroom of 6.16 m²: sink, shower and toilet;

– A bedroom of 35.63 m². Floor tiles. Wooden mullioned and flanged windows with interior shutters. Half-timbering;

– Its private bathroom of 5.78 m²: sink, bath and toilet.

On the second floor, a 3.20 m² corridor leads:

– In the center a closet of 1.37 m²;

– An attic bedroom of 12.96 m² with exposed oak framework;

– An attic bedroom of 16.90 m² with exposed oak framework;

Heating by wood stoves and electric convectors.

Individual sanitation to be brought up to standard.

The east side of the roof needs to be revised. Interior to be completely renovated.

Two outbuildings, also renovated in the 90s, are located to the east:

– A first building comprising 3 rooms of 32, 17 and 18 m²;

– A second building comprising a barn of 52 m² and a vaulted cellar.

The roofs are in good condition.

In the courtyard, a well fed by a spring.

Overlooking the street, a 33 m² premises topped by a terrace.

An outdoor bread oven.

The property extends over 5,950 m², partly in the undergrowth.

It is quietly located, between Saint-Pourçain-sur-Sioule (9 km) with all shops and Moulins (25 km). Access to the A71 is 35 km away and the A79 is 22 km away.

This charming manor house deserves to be restored again and inhabited by a heritage lover.