Дом в Дордони, Франция

Quiet and 5 minutes from Sigoules with all amenities, stone house of about 144 m², including a fitted kitchen with insert fireplace, a living room, a hallway, 3 bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate toilet. The 1st floor includes a landing, a room and a 4th bedroom. Numerous outbuildings, boiler room, garage, and a barn of 167 m² on the ground, with the possibility of creating additional accommodation or gites. Roof redone - PVC double glazing on the ground floor - Oil heating. Interior sanitation and cooling works to be expected. To discover for its potential, its dependencies and its environment! Fees: 6.50% including tax including buyer's charge (€ 177,000 excluding fees) Commercial agent New town in Dordogne, in Aquitaine region Nova, Sigoules-et-Flaugeac takes place sixty kilometers of Perigueux, near Thénac, Cunèges and Bouniagues. It was born on January 1, 2019 from the merger of Flaugeac and Sigoulès. Populated for many centuries, the territory of Sigoulès-et-Flaugeac has however developed from the Middle Ages, not becoming a separate municipality until the creation of the English country house of Beaulieu in the late thirteenth century. Today, the city of the southwest of France continues to attract visitors with its proximity to some of the most beautiful sights of the region as much as for its architectural heritage. Nestled in the heart of unspoilt nature and authentic, it reveals its charm to all visiting tourists eager to learn more about the history of the region. Crossing Flaugeac, do not forget to admire the Maurillac mansion of the nineteenth century, the old windmill and the Saint-Remy church. Built in the seventeenth century, it has a very beautiful bell tower wall and is on the way Henry baptized and following the visit of the King of France in 1576 at the castle of Bridoire. Sigoulès also has an architectural heritage of great interest including the castle Bearish The mansion Clusel eighteenth century or the Church of Saint-Jacques-le-Majeur, a Romanesque building rebuilt in the fifteenth century with its fortified tower. This last step is the pilgrimage to Saint Jacques de Compostela. Listed historical monument, as its cemetery, the Lestignac St. Michael church also deserves a stop. Built in the thirteenth century and altered in the fifteenth, it presents such a sixteenth-century portal surmounted by a fortified bell tower, which opens with a pointed arch of Gothic style. Several marked hiking trails also possible to appreciate the beauty of wildlife and local flora. To receive more information about this property and to be put in touch directly with our local agent, Stéphane Calmel, please fill in the form below.