Stone Home with Land and Semi Detached Barn

Property Description

Habitable 2 bedroom stone house, in need of moderisation, with attic to convert, semi-detached barn and land, situated in a small hamlet in North Creuse.  The property is set in a total of 8674 m2 of land (just over 2 acres).

The property, in need of modernisation,  currently comprises, (all on the ground floor), a bedroom, a sitting room with kitchen area, a shower room with WC and a utility room, a dining room (currently used as a guest room),
From the dining room, double doors lead to the rear garden terrace which is not overlooked.

The attic could be converted into extra accommodation if the correct authorisations are sought.

Outside
The property is attached to a small barn which could be used for a vehicle or incorporated into the property to increase the house size (if the correct permits are sought and granted).  This barn is semi detached with the neighbour's barn.
The garden is really peaceful, with large mature trees and shrubs.

There is a water well, a stone shed with a gas tank behind.
The adjoining field (6790m2 / 1.6 acres) is currently very overgrown although it is accessible from the garden.

The septic tank will need replacing.

There are a few wind turbines at a short distance (+/- 800m as the crow flies), but they are not visible from the house, and only very slightly visible from the rear garden.

The local area is rural, the hamlet has only a handful of houses and this is the last house in the hamlet.

10 minutes Boussac
15 minutes Sainte Sévère sur Indre
25 minutes La Chatre

For further details or to book a viewing, please contact Carol Ironside or by tel

Commercial agent in real estate
RSAC 477993364
Including fees of 9.33% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 75 000 €. Energy class E, Climate class D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 2263.00 and 3061.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: .