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In the midst of the Périgord region with its “1,001 castles”, just a stone’s throw from Périgueux, a town of art and history, renowned for its famous colourful, fragrant markets. An ideal starting point when visiting the mecca of cultural and great outdoor tourism, and following a gastronomical tour of the land of good restaurants. Here, local products abound such as Périgueux’s famous pâté with truffles, farm chickens, chestnuts, wild mushrooms such as ceps, walnuts and strawberries, with flavours continuously renewed all through the summer, as well as apples, peaches and all the other fruits grown on the hillside. Sarlat, Lascaux and Les-Eyzies are less than 80 km away; the area around Bergerac with its “bastides” or fortified towns is less than 50 km away; Brantôme, on the edge of the Périgord-Limousin National Regional Park, is 30 km away. Whether by train or via the A89 motorway, Bordeaux is but 1¼ hours away. Nearby, a market town set out around its impressive bell-tower, bearing witness to a rich past, has all shops and amenities.
Description
The castle
This castle is accessed via a double-sided, straight stairway, the steps of which form a porch at the top. The entrance door is flanked by two pilasters topped with capitals, engraved with 1550 and 1857, the castle’s two construction dates. Above, two balconies enhance the two floors of the main residence. Apart from the second floor, converted in a more contemporary style but with the same level of home comfort as the rest, the interiors abound with period furniture and decor including tables, dressers, monumental fireplaces, French ceilings, herringbone pattern parquet flooring, panelling and old wallcoverings as well as mosaic floors.
The outbuildings
Two outbuildings stand near to the castle: a caretaker’s cottage undergoing restoration works and a barn awaiting renovation where it would be possible to add a floor.
Our opinion
An absolute gem, this castle has been perfectly restored and is sold with all of its period furniture. This is a really good opportunity for those wishing to move straight in and take advantage of modern-day home comforts in an authentic setting, steeped in history. The secondary road below is quickly forgotten once across the threshold as the background noise disappears, giving way to a source of wonder at the richness of the inside. Everyday life resembles that of a large house courtesy of the harmonious sizes of the rooms, whilst the large bedroom on the ground floor, with its bathroom and toilet, could prove extremely useful. The 5 horse loose boxes and the trails through the woods will delight horse-riders and golfers will have but a 10-minute journey before taking up their clubs.
945 000 € Honoraires à la charge du vendeur
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NB: The above information is not only the result of our visit to the property; it is also based on information provided by the current owner. It is by no means comprehensive or strictly accurate especially where surface areas and construction dates are concerned. We cannot, therefore, be held liable for any misrepresentation.
Ventes d'immeubles
À Paris et en Ile-de-France Prix de vente au-delà de 600 000 euros 5% TTC* Prix de vente de 400 000 à 600 000 euros 6% TTC* Prix de vente de 200 000 À 400 000 euros 7% TTC* Prix de vente jusqu'à 200 000 euros 9% TTC* Honoraires à la charge du Vendeur
En Province Prix de vente au-delà de 500 000 euros 6% TTC* Prix de vente jusqu'à 500 000 euros 30 000 Euros TTC* (forfait) Honoraires à la charge du Vendeur
Expertise
Avis de valeur argumenté : 1 800 Euros TTC* Expertise à partir de 2 400 Euros TTC* Les tarifs des expertises sont communiqués sur devis personnalisé établi sur la base d’un taux horaire moyen de 120 Euros TTC*
*TTC : TVA incluse au taux de 20 %