Angoulême, Charente, Address available on request

30 minutes from Angoulême, a 150-m² residence with a listed historical monument 13th and 15th century entrance tower linked by an enclosed gangway, plus outbuildings, on 5,600 m² of land with the option of a further 3,000 m² planted with almond trees. The rectangular residence to the south and square tower to the north are linked by an enclosed gangway with a roof of flat tiles between their first floors. The walls are mainly made of ashlar and large rough-hewn rectangular limestone blocks, a material commonly found in many of the region's old buildings. To the north, there is a 13th-century outer wall against part of which stands a covered area. To the east of the residence there is a summer house and to the west there is a small workshop. To the north, on the other side of the tarmac road, there is more than 3,000 m² of land planted with almond trees that can be optionally purchased as well.