Neuvic-Entier, Limousin 87130

This beautiful set of two stone houses and their respective outbuildings is located along a country lane with very little traffic, just a few miles from the village of Chteauneuf-la-Fort with all its amenities. One of the houses can be occupied by the owner, the other by family members (kangaroo home) or rented out for permanent or holiday occupancy. A small 19th century cottage in its original state can also be developed within this charming ensemble. A plot of land of just over acre surrounds the houses. Come and discover a property that is full of potential! House 1Quite a tall building, it is laid out over 3 floors using an old stable and bread oven as a basis and it was completely renovated for long-term rental a few years ago. All the work was carried out by professionals and no work is required in order to be able to enjoy it immediately. On the ground floor, you enter the ca. 128 x 157 living room with a tiled floor and exposed ceiling beams. A small kitchen of ca. 6 x 6 has been fitted out within the curve of the old bread oven. From the living room, a wide solid fir staircase goes up to the 1st floor, where there is a bathroom (ca. 44 x 46), a landing with built-in wall storage and bedroom 1 (ca. 74 x 128). On the 2nd floor, a landing leads to a bathroom of approximately 48 x 64 with a shower cubicle, vanity unit and towel dryer, then a second bedroom (ca. 88 x 121). The house has a small storage barn (ca. 141 x 156) with a laundry/boiler room area. The house and its water are heated by a recent air-to-water heat pump. All outside doors and windows are made of double-glazed aluminium. The interior walls are lined with an insulating lime-hemp mix. A lean-to with a slate roof connects the barn to the house and allows you to park a vehicle whilst keeping it sheltered from the rain. The septic tank is recent and up-to-regulations. The barn has a slate roof and the house a curved clay-tiled roof. House 2The house is separated from the 1st house by two barns, its garden is raised and its plot of land faces East, while that of house 1 faces West. You enter the house, on the East-facing side, directly into the simply laid out open-plan kitchen/living room of almost 124 x 223. The double-aspect room is bright. A wood burner heats the houses ground floor and electric auxiliary radiators provide heating in the 1st floor bedrooms. Behind the living room, a hallway leads to a bathroom/utility room and a separate toilet (approx. 54 x 108). These two rooms have no windows, as they are built against the rear part of the adjoining barn. The living room has a secondary entrance on the West-facing side.A closed stairwell leads from the living room up to the 1st floor. A landing with a toilet opens onto a bedroom on either side (approx. 98 x 115 and 103 x 115). Two Velux windows are fitted in each of the bedrooms. Solid chestnut floors are fitted throughout. Overall, its perfectly habitable, but some work to modernize the bathroom area is still to be expected. The house is connected to a septic tank which also meets current regulations.From the living room, a porch and a staircase lead down to a piece of garden located below. From that side, you can access the entire cellar of the house via an external door. The area is insulated in solid polystyrene sheets, and it has a dirt floor. The hot water tank and an additional fridge are kept there. Next to the living room/kitchen, an office of ca. 101 x 11 could also be a ground-floor bedroom.This house benefits from an adjoining 26 x 26 barn partly raised over a cellar, very practical for storing all your belongings, your cars, or your firewood away from the elements. The old cottageA small old stone cottage adjoins the second house, but its entrance faces the opposite side to the house. It consists of two main rooms with exposed ceiling beams, one of which has a pebble floor. A small cellar is located under the old bedroom. There is a storage loft above. The roof was redone with round clay t