£256,997

(€119/sq. ft)

€299,600

7 bed villa for sale
Chéronnac, Haute-Vienne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine

    • 7 beds

    • 2 baths

    • 3 receptions

    • 2,519 sq. ft

Added on 27/08/2026

About this property

  • Garden

  • Historic property

  • Ground floor bedroom and bathroom

  • Terrace

  • Water source

  • Fiber optic

  • Covered parking

  • Hamlet property

  • Linky

  • Panoramic views

  • Single storey

  • Well

  • Electricity on site

  • Woodburner(s)

  • Private parking

  • Garage

  • 50 km or less to airport

  • Barns - outbuildings

  • Air Conditioning

  • Detached

  • Electric Heaters

  • Character property

  • Staff accommodation

  • Riverside

  • Wood fuelled heating

  • Guest house - Gite

  • Habitable

  • Open fireplace

  • High speed internet

  • Double glazing

  • Suitable for horses

  • Individual

  • Barns-outbuildings

  • Business potential

  • Water on site

  • 50km or less to airport

  • Lake

Farmhouse no.1 with 122m2 habitable; ground floor entrance into an open kitchen diner 34m2 with wood burning stove and ac unit, a living room 27m2 with patio doors on to a véranda, a corridor of 6.5m2 with steps leading to the basement, WC 2.3m2 and ground floor bedroom 10m2 overlooking a lake and woodland.
First floor 2 bedrooms 10m2 and 15m2, bathroom 5m2.
Lower floor basement of 45m2 has a hallway of 6m2,2 rooms each 8m2 and 2 garages 13m2 and 10m2. Mostly double glazed, would benefit from a modernising renovation.

A traditional stone built house no.2 with 102m2 habitable, in need of complete renovation all on the ground floor with a living room 25m2 with an open fireplace, a corridor of 11m2 leading to 5 rooms, 17m2,15m2,11m2,8.5m2,8m2, a bathroom 5.4m2 and kitchen 12m2

The garden features numerous fruit trees and a well, adjacent to the property are several outbuildings, suitable for horses, and currently used for sheep farming. Stone built 300m2 and 70m2 barns, and modern agricultural structures 950m2 for a multitude of uses. The surrounding land has a lake which maintains its level even during the hottest period this year and feeds into a stream winding its way to the river Tardoire in the forest of Peyrassouat. The old castle tower ruin dates from 1575 and is an excellent historic feature and could potentially be developed into something more significant.

The village of Cheronnac has a bar, a medieval church and has its source is the origin of the river Charente. Local commerces, supermarkets and other amenities are to be found in nearby Saint Mathieu and Rochechouart, both 10km away. Limoges airport is 45 minutes away, and Angoulème railway station with high speed tgv trains is within 50 minutes.

More information

Report this listing