Charming Stone House With Pool And Expansive Grounds

About the Property

A charming stone house built in 1780, this property is set within 3 hectares of tranquil grounds, located at the end of a 1 km drive amidst the rolling fields and oak forests of the Quercy Blanc region in France. Retaining a wealth of original character, the residence encompasses 229 square meters of living space and features a welcoming covered terrace, a saltwater swimming pool, and a serene environment with no immediate neighbors. The interior of this stone house is characterized by exposed stone walls, beams, and wooden floors, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The ground floor comprises a large living and dining room, complete with an inglenook fireplace and a wood-burning stove, leading into an equipped kitchen with a breakfast table. A rear hallway with traditional terracotta tiles provides access to the back garden and pool terrace, while a side hallway leads to a covered terrace, workshop, and a spacious office that could serve as an additional ground-floor bedroom. The ground floor also includes a pantry, utility room, and a charming hobbit-like door leading back into the sitting room. Ascending to the first floor, one finds beautiful parquet flooring throughout. The large family bathroom features a modern bathtub, separate shower, WC, and bidet. The four generously sized bedrooms offer delightful views and ample natural light, with dual-aspect windows in two of the rooms. Outside, the expansive covered terrace serves as an excellent sheltered entertaining area, while the 9 x 5 meter saltwater swimming pool, surrounded by travertine terraces, enjoys stunning west-facing countryside views. Additional outdoor features include a greenhouse, garden storage shed, and a charming stone ruin, all set within the lush grounds. Outbuildings: - Covered terrace - Garage - Workshop - Greenhouse - Stone ruin Location: - 1 km from the nearest road Price: €450,000 including fees (paid by the buyer). Exclusive listing by Poppins Real Estate. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/