Morcourt, Picardie 02100

In the Hauts-de-France region, Paris is 1h45 by the A1 and 1h20 by train (St Quentin station 10min by car). The first village with local shops, schools and public services is a 10-minute walk away. Bordered by meadows, the Somme and 2 steps from the Saint-Quentin canal, this property is a delightful set of nineteenth-century buildings at the end of a typical small village. It opens onto a rectangular central courtyard around which radiate all the buildings composed of a main house and three annex buildings. The main building of about 200m2 is raised on 2 floors. Entrance that has retained the charm of the old with its cement tile floor. On one side the living room south and west with a pretty travertine fireplace. Beautiful ceiling height (2.90m). An adjoining room open to the living room allows you to benefit from a large L-shaped living space. On the other side are a large kitchen and the dining room which is decorated with original picture rails and basements. On the 1st floor, 4 bedrooms and a bathroom. On the 2nd floor, a large fitted room. In the basement of the house is a cellar in which the boiler is located. Behind the house is a terrace and a petanque court to enjoy the end of sunny days. 1st building in the courtyard, about 100m2. Upstairs is an attic with high ceilings (2.72m2 at the highest). Then, access to a cellar of about 15m2 and a well. In continuity there is a stable with 3 boxes of 3x3.6m each. Then there is another room of about 35m2 with 4.6m high ceilings. Then an old house of 4 rooms or 56m2 in total about . A non-accessible attic is located above. The 2nd building located opposite the main house, is a 'workshop' of about 14m2, a 2nd stable with 2 boxes of about 29m2, the 'garage' of 17m2 and the 'wood shed' of 17m2. Finally, the 3rd building to the left of the main house, 'merry-go-round' has a masterful ceiling height and charms with its magnificent metal structure. 260M2 approx. That is a total for the main house of 200m2 of floor area (approx. 145m2 of living space) + the outbuildings of about 680m2 of floor area. Behind one of the barns is a pleasure garden and behind the old riding school is a large pasture with a small wood, an island, a pond and the river in the background. Total surface area of the property: 1, 1607ha. Do you want to know why this property is called Caballus? Come and visit it, I will tell you its story!