SOUILLAC, Midi-Pyrénées, Address available on request

In a quiet, bucolic hamlet in the heart of pretty, verdant countryside, this 17th century property, once home to regional nobility, is in need of restoration.
Comprising several adjoining buildings that can communicate with each other, the total surface area of approx. 380Mâ² comprises:
- A 110 m² dwelling house distributing : Ground floor: living room with flagstone floor, inglenook fireplace, sink, vegetable garden, kitchen with flagstone floor and parquet, 2 bedrooms, 1 study, 1 shower room and toilet. Upstairs, 1 bedroom in cell. Large usable attic of approx. 60Mâ².
- Adjoining this house is a large room with a floor surface of approx. 65Mâ², now used as a workshop and able to communicate with the ground- and first-floor accommodation.
- The former stable of approx. 21Mâ² separates the workshop from the second house.
- The second house of approx. 115 m² (probably the oldest building in the complex) is in need of restoration (adobe floor, old parquet flooring).
- Independent bread oven.
- Vaulted cellar under house 2.
3120m² garden with fruit trees.
Well/cistern.

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