Detached stone house with garden and woodland, no close neighbours

Property Description

Summary
This impressive stone house is situated in a quiet location with no close neighbours, the garden is 4500m2 with some woodland, amazing views and raised vegetable patch.

A detached house with a new roof and a new septic tank. The house has been renovated to retain loads of character and comfortable living, as there is central heating, reversible air conditioning and wood burners. The barn that once was attached to the farmhouse has been transformed into a wonderful and spacious living area, with access to the front and back garden. The kitchen is spacious and bright with amazing views and door to the terrace. There is a staircase leading to the wrap around landing overlooking the living area with access to the 4 bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room, there is a spacious family bathroom.
Outside there is a covered terrace, a wood store and a workshop plus plenty of parking. The garden offers wonderful views over the rolling Dordogne countryside and there are several terraces to enjoy the sun or the shade. Situated in a peaceful location yet only 400 m from the small bar/restaurant and only 5 minutes’ drive to St Severin a pretty town with commerce and bar/restaurants. This beautiful, detached house really needs to be seen to be appreciated. Please email for more photos, videos and floor plans.

Location
Saint-Paul-Lizonne

A commune located in the Dordogne department in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of southwestern France. Here are some key details about the commune:
Geography: Saint-Paul-Lizonne is situated in a picturesque area characterized by rolling hills, forests, and agricultural land. The commune lies near the border of the Dordogne and Charente departments, providing a blend of cultural and natural influences from both regions.
History: Like many small communes in France, Saint-Paul-Lizonne has a history that dates back several centuries. The area has been inhabited since ancient times, and the architecture of the village often reflects its long history, with traditional stone buildings and historical landmarks.
Population: The population of Saint-Paul-Lizonne is relatively small, contributing to its charm as a quiet, rural community. The residents often engage in agriculture, artisanal crafts, and small-scale local businesses.
Attractions: The commune is known for its scenic beauty and peaceful environment. Visitors can enjoy walking and hiking in the surrounding countryside, exploring local historical sites, and experiencing the local culture and cuisine.
Administration: Saint-Paul-Lizonne is governed by a mayor and a municipal council, typical of French communes. The local government is responsible for maintaining the infrastructure, organizing community events, and preserving the heritage of the area.
Economy: The local economy is largely based on agriculture, including the cultivation of crops and raising livestock. Tourism also plays a role, with visitors attracted by the natural beauty and tranquillity of the area.