£269,426
(€192/sq. ft)
€318,000
4 bed villa for saleSaint-Pardoux-Morterolles, Creuse, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
1,658 sq. ft
About this property
Garden
Water source
Terrace
Garage
Private parking
Isolated
Electricity on site
Barns - outbuildings
Detached
Electric Heaters
Character property
Wood fuelled heating
Individual
Double glazing
Water on site
Set in an idyllic rural setting, this renovated old stone mill (built in 1856), and reached though gates and a long driveway, sits on a 1.5-hectare (approximately 3.7-acre) plot. There is a small river running alongside the property. It’s one of only 12 rivers in France classified as a “rivière sauvage” because of the clean water, and the water can be diverted to allow the mill wheel to turn.
The land includes both meadow and woodland. The peaceful surroundings offer privacy and space, tucked away with no immediate neighbours.
Full of charm and authentic character, the house retains its exposed beams and stonework, and there is a wood burner for winter nights. With a converted loft, the house is arranged over three levels.
The ground floor has a lovely family space of 40 m2 with a fitted kitchen and direct access to the terrace. There’s a fitted dishwasher, oven, hob, extractor and large fridge. There is a ground floor bedroom (approx 12m2), an office or second sitting room (approx 15m2), with two large patio doors opening onto another terrace with pergola. Also on the ground floor are a utility/laundry room, and a shower room with WC.
The first floor has two further bedrooms (approx 12m2 each), together with a bathroom with a shower and a bathtub, and a separate WC.
The converted attic is one large open space of around 40 m2, ideal as a games or a craft room, or a library. It has bookcases running along one side.
The property has a 15m2 garage, integral to the property.
There is wooden animal shelter in the field, ideal for a few sheep, donkeys or a pony. There are other outbuildings - two wooden garden sheds and a small metal shed, a wooden hut and a poly tunnel.
The house has been replumbed and the windows and doors are double-glazed. Heating is provided by wood, with a Godin 13kW wood-burning stove in the main living area, supplemented by electric radiators. The floors are a combination of oak parquet upstairs and and tiles downstairs.
The property has an individual/private wastewater system which is currently functioning but needs to be brought up to current standards.
If you a looking for an isolated property where you can watch the deer and badgers and watch a turning mill-wheel from the terrace, this is the property for you.
The land includes both meadow and woodland. The peaceful surroundings offer privacy and space, tucked away with no immediate neighbours.
Full of charm and authentic character, the house retains its exposed beams and stonework, and there is a wood burner for winter nights. With a converted loft, the house is arranged over three levels.
The ground floor has a lovely family space of 40 m2 with a fitted kitchen and direct access to the terrace. There’s a fitted dishwasher, oven, hob, extractor and large fridge. There is a ground floor bedroom (approx 12m2), an office or second sitting room (approx 15m2), with two large patio doors opening onto another terrace with pergola. Also on the ground floor are a utility/laundry room, and a shower room with WC.
The first floor has two further bedrooms (approx 12m2 each), together with a bathroom with a shower and a bathtub, and a separate WC.
The converted attic is one large open space of around 40 m2, ideal as a games or a craft room, or a library. It has bookcases running along one side.
The property has a 15m2 garage, integral to the property.
There is wooden animal shelter in the field, ideal for a few sheep, donkeys or a pony. There are other outbuildings - two wooden garden sheds and a small metal shed, a wooden hut and a poly tunnel.
The house has been replumbed and the windows and doors are double-glazed. Heating is provided by wood, with a Godin 13kW wood-burning stove in the main living area, supplemented by electric radiators. The floors are a combination of oak parquet upstairs and and tiles downstairs.
The property has an individual/private wastewater system which is currently functioning but needs to be brought up to current standards.
If you a looking for an isolated property where you can watch the deer and badgers and watch a turning mill-wheel from the terrace, this is the property for you.
.png){kind=logo}