Pretty little farmhouse, gîte in the making, large garden and swimming pool
On over 5000m2 of land, a charming farmhouse of approx. 175 m², built in 1880, a few minutes from Bessières, flanked by a beautiful traditional hangar where 2 horse stalls have been converted. Then there's an outbuilding with over 40m2 of floor space and a mezzanine, converted into a gîte, with only the finishing touches left to do. Finally, a lovely swimming pool.
The house itself: Two living rooms (28 and 30m2) each with either a fireplace or an insert, a large kitchen opening onto the dining area, and at the rear a large laundry room, boiler room and mezzanine for storage.
Two large bedrooms on the ground floor, one with a real dressing room, the second to be finished with closets. The bathroom is spacious. Upstairs, another mezzanine and two children's bedrooms, small in terms of floor area but generous in terms of floor space.
This property, eligible for fiber optic cable, is ideally located close to amenities. A crèche, nursery school and elementary school are just 5 minutes away by car. You'll also find 3 general grocery stores and 9 restaurants within 10 minutes. Finally, several general practitioners and a hospital are within 10 to 15 minutes.
The house itself: Two living rooms (28 and 30m2) each with either a fireplace or an insert, a large kitchen opening onto the dining area, and at the rear a large laundry room, boiler room and mezzanine for storage.
Two large bedrooms on the ground floor, one with a real dressing room, the second to be finished with closets. The bathroom is spacious. Upstairs, another mezzanine and two children's bedrooms, small in terms of floor area but generous in terms of floor space.
This property, eligible for fiber optic cable, is ideally located close to amenities. A crèche, nursery school and elementary school are just 5 minutes away by car. You'll also find 3 general grocery stores and 9 restaurants within 10 minutes. Finally, several general practitioners and a hospital are within 10 to 15 minutes.
