Haute Vienne - Former Town Policestation Now Operating as a Sucessful Bed & Breakfast Business

Property Description

Situated in the beautiful Haute Vienne town of Saint Laurent Sur Gorre is this stunning property waiting for you to come and put your mark on it, the building is very historical starting its life off as the local police station and in the cellar, the original cells remain. The current owners have been operating the property as a successful bed and breakfast, but the building has many possibilities, including a tea room, restaurant or gites.

The building comprises the ground floor an entrance hallway running from back to front, a bar breakfast room, a commercial kitchen, an office, a large lounge ( which used to be the restaurant when the building was operated as a hotel, bedroom with an en-suite shower room. 1st floor is in two parts, the first part is 2 double bedrooms both with en-suite shower rooms, 2nd part is awaiting renovation and comprises of 4 rooms including a started bathroom, this would allow the finish of 2 further bedrooms giving the maximum letting rooms for a bed and breakfast business. 2nd floor is the owner's apartment comprising 2 double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a large open-plan lounge - kitchen- dining room.
Underneath the property is a huge celler where the old prison cells are situated, storage, boiler room and an old toilet and shower room.

Outside this property is just stunning with its park of just under 1 hectare and bordering the river if offers a terrace, lawned garden and a pine woodland ideal for strolls along the river bank.

This property is ideal for anyone looking for a lifestyle change and the perfect opportunity to get residency in France and generate an income.

The town is a busy tourist area offering potential business from Easter to - the end of September a must to come and view. 
Including fees of 6% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 300 000 €. DPE blank. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: