A contemporary style villa dating from 1961, recently modernised and redecorated, set on around 3000 m² of land on the edge of a village between Sarlat-la-Canéda and St-Cyprien in the Périgord Noir of the Dordogne.

Attached to the house on the west side is a workshop 15m², on the north side is a smaller workshop 5m² and to the east side is a large garage 22m² with windows.

To the front of the property is a mature landscaped garden, partly grassed and partly gravelled for easy maintenance, with a variety of trees and bushes and the boundary lined with hedges and the main entrance enclosed with a wrought iron gate.

Behind the house is a second driveway, with access from a small lane, and the land to the back of around 2000m² on which the owner has just obtained outline planning permission (CU) for a second dwelling.

Ideal as a small primary residence with all modern comforts or as a holiday home in one of the most visited parts of France, and ready to move into.

Pretty well maintained equestrian property situated on the outskirts of a hamlet with views over the surrounding countryside. The main house is south facing and there is a well which serves the main house, garden of 3.63 hectares and stables. The main house has a barn and 4 stables. The outbuilding is currently used as an office, and a cloakroom and small apartment for restoration.
There is an annexe with 6 stables, tack room, hay loft and W.C. A further annexe has 5 stables, 2 of which are for foaling with a hay loft. There are a further 6 paddocks with 3 shelters.

In a very beautiful setting, set in about 2.5 acres of land is this property consisting of a stone house with lots of charm and various stone outbuildings.