BERGERAC, Aquitaine, Address available on request

Charming 18th century manor house and guest house

Located in the south of the Dordogne, at the gates of Bergerac and its airport.

Services and amenities just a few kilometres away.

On 8.8 hectares of meadow and woods in an open and nuisance-free environment.

Beautifully renovated eighteenth century manor house with noble materials and modern comfort.

The manor house faces a Périgord-style guest house, all connected by a perimeter wall forming a landscaped inner courtyard.

The manor house

With a living area of approximately 600 m², underfloor heating by heat pump, double glazed oak joinery, all the bathrooms are covered in marble earthenware. The parquet floors are made of oak.

Ground floor

An entrance hall with wardrobe.
Living room with Louis XV style fireplace, office space and toilet.
A kitchen with central island and Lacanche cooking piano, access to the inner courtyard.
Separate dining room opening onto the East terrace.
Two bedrooms with suites, shower room and toilet.
A third bedroom with en-suite bath and toilet.
A second kitchen open to the dining room.
Separate living room and veranda.
Laundry.
Floor

Large living room/games room on 126 m².
A separate office.
Four large bedrooms, each with private dressing room, shower and toilet.
Basement

A vaulted wine cellar.

Guest house

On one level and with a living area of 183 m², the house is equipped with oil central heating and double glazed joinery.

A kitchen with pantry and access to the east terrace.
Separate dining room opening onto a west terrace.
Separate living room with fireplace and stone floor.
Bedroom 1 with en-suite shower and toilet.
Shower room and separate toilet.
Bedroom 2.
Bedroom 3 with en-suite shower and toilet.
The Dovecote

Magnificent octagonal tower on two levels, composed of a kitchen with dining area and shower room on the ground floor, then a bedroom on the upper level.

Swimming pool

Heated swimming pool 12 x 6 with roman staircase and sealed beach.

A garage equipped with hookups for electric vehicles.

A ruined barn that can be refurbished subject to authorisation from the urban planning department.