4 Bed House - €171,000 (£142,500)

Brenne Natural Park    Indre   

Price Inc. All Fees                  171,000 Euros

This lovely & largely restored longere is situated in a small hamlet & consists of a lounge, kit/diner, 4 beds, bathroom, with further attics to restore & 2,200m² of grounds.
The main house consists of, on the ground floor, a lounge 6.47 – 6.00m (with tiled floor, exposed beams, exposed stonework, stone fireplace & 2 electric radiators), Kitchen/dining room 7.02 – 5.65m (with tiled floor, exposed beams, exposed stonework, Godin wood burning stove, open staircase to first floor, oak beams used as separation & in the kitchen area, there is a Belfast style sink, with Victorian taps). To the other side of the lounge, is a ground floor section which was restored without the same respect for the style of house & which requires some revision. This area consists of a corridor 9.60 – 0.95m (with a Godin wood burning stove), study/single bedroom 4.30 – 2.90m (with 2 doors, window & modern fuse board), bedroom 2.68 – 4.23m (with window & built in cup’d), ‘L’ shaped double bedroom 4.15 – 2.44 + 2.97 – 3.67 (with original clay floor tiles & 2 windows), separate w/c & bathroom 2.58 – 2.03m (with bath, vanity, w/m point & heated towel rail).
Stairs lead from the dining area to a partially converted attic, with wooden banister & gallery.
The first section is used as a second sitting room 3.70 – 3.40m at 6ft (with new chipboard floor covered with sea grass flooring, Velux, insulated & plaster boarded but not painted) & open to a second section used as a bedroom 6.90 – 2.65m at 6ft (with original clay tile floor, dormer, 2 Velux’s, insulated & plaster boarded but not painted). There are other loft areas for conversion, with existing dormer, if more space is required.
To the rear of the property are a small terrace & the remains of a bread oven & a detached outbuilding used as a store.
The gardens are mostly laid to lawn, with various ornamental & fruit trees & a new gated entrance from the rural chemin.
Note: There has been some movement to one gable, which many years ago was restricted by the installation of a tie bar. The reduced price is now fixed.