19th-C'is Mansion with Park and Outbuildings

Property Description

Dominating its one-hectare park, this elegant residence was built in 1860. It consists of a rectangular main block with a four-sided-tile roof (Bourbonnaise tiles) and a small pavilion on the west. Facing fully south, it offers about 300 m² of living space.

On the ground floor:
- Entrance of 14.40 m²;
- South living room of 25.30 m². 18th-century limestone fireplace. Access to the park;
- North living room of 25.33 m². White marble fireplace;
- South study of 15.20 m²;
- A corridor of 4.81 m²;
- North dining room of 15.44 m². 19th-century red marble fireplace;
- A 1.85 m² WC with hand basin;
- Under the stairs a 2.36 m² cupboard;
- A south and west kitchen of 16.54 m². Garden access on one level;
- North bedroom of 15.89 m²;
- Service entrance of 1.93 m²;
- Bathroom of 9.51 m²: sink, bathtub, and shower;
- A 2.26 m² dressing room;
- By a small staircase, access to a laundry room of 6.99 m².

Access to the first floor is via a wide wooden staircase with richly carved balusters.

On the first floor, renovated in 1992, with visible framework, a landing serves five bedrooms, two bathrooms, a restroom, and a billiard room.

A vaulted 37 m² cellar under the house accessible from the exterior.

The roof was redone in 2008.

Central heating by a 2005 De Dietrich oil boiler. Annual oil consumption by current owners ranges between €2,100 and €2,900.

Double and single glazing. Alarm.

Wastewater treatment consists of a septic tank that will need to be upgraded to meet standards.

A second pavilion frames the entrance gate. It includes an 11.25 m² workshop room. Attic above.

A 51 m² canopy used as a garage.

A swimming pool 12 m by 6 m. At the base, a 5 m² pool room. 15-year welded liner. Bromine and salt filtration.

The garden extends to 1 ha 01 a 66 ca.

From the house and garden, the view is panoramic and extends to the Puys mountain range.

The property is located in Brout-Vernet, a former Cluniac site and charming village with all amenities. Only 17 km from Vichy, UNESCO World Heritage, and 14 km from the A71 Gannat-Vichy exit.