Creuse - a Beautifully Renovated House

Property Description

In the pretty village of Colondannes, you will find this beautifully renovated stone house. Set back from the road, with a driveway leading to the main gate giving access to the property.

From the front door you enter the sitting room with wood burner. To the right is the kitchen and dining room, all open plan, with oak flooring throughout. From the dining room, through double glazed patio doors, you can access a small patio area at the front of the house ideal for your morning coffee.

Off the living room, there is useful utility room / store room, with a toilet and access to the rear terrace.

Up the wooden staircase you will find three double bedrooms, all with en suite bathrooms, and large double glazed windows. On this floor you will also find the main bathroom which doubles as the en-suite for the master bedroom. From the main bathroom is a staircase to the second floor which houses the master bedroom. This is a beautiful room which has retained all of its original features, and has magnificent views of the church and the countryside beyond.

From the kitchen, or utility room, you can access the terrace which is ideal for eating outside on a hot summer's day. Off the terrace is a very large garden, mainly laid to lawn with a variety of fruit trees and a wooden garden shed. The patio and garden are not overlooked.

The roof is new and the plumbing and electrics have been replaced.

There is a bar/restaurant within walking distance, and beautiful countryside for walking, hiking or cycling.

The house is in an excellent location being just approximately 6 km from Dun le Palestel and 11 km from La Souterraine, both of which have all the necessary amenities. From La Souterraine, it is possible to take a direct train to Paris. There is also easy access to the N145 and the A20. The airport of Limoges is approximately 45 minutes away.
Fees to be paid by the seller. Not subject to DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: