£489,341
(€141/sq. ft)
€577,000
9 bed villa for saleLa Chapelle-Aubareil, Dordogne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
9 beds
4 baths
3 receptions
4,090 sq. ft
About this property
Garden
Water source
Terrace
Ground floor bedroom and bathroom
Covered parking
Hamlet property
Panoramic views
Barns - outbuildings
Well
Electricity on site
Garage
Isolated
Woodburner(s)
Private parking
Aerothermal
Character property
Detached
Good condition
Guest house - Gite
High speed internet
Wood fuelled heating
Suitable for horses
Individual
Double glazing
Open fireplace
Swimming Pool
Solar - Photovoltaic panels
Business potential
0-2km to amenities
Water on site
Solar - photovoltaic panels
Approached through gated access and a leafy private drive, this substantial stone estate forms an attractive and remarkably versatile ensemble in the heart of the Périgord Noir, set within approximately 16 hectares of adjoining land.
The principal buildings are arranged around a large central courtyard, creating a wonderfully coherent group of traditional stone properties. Beyond lie mature gardens, swimming pool, orchards and extensive meadow and woodland, giving the estate considerable privacy without a feeling of isolation.
Main house – approx. 221m2
The principal stone house combines generous proportions with traditional features including exposed stonework, beams and timber detailing.
The ground floor comprises an entrance hall (6m2) with WC, reception room (22.4m2) and an impressive kitchen/dining room (34.2m2) featuring solid chestnut cabinetry, a large stone fireplace with Jøtul wood-burning stove and doors opening onto the courtyard.
A 27m2 conservatory extends the living space towards the rear garden and pool.
Upstairs, a 12.3m2 landing serves two bedrooms (13.5m2 and 10.4m2), a 14.4m2 dressing room/potential third bedroom with extensive fitted wardrobes, and a generous 9m2 family bathroom with bath and WC.
The second floor provides two interconnecting converted attic rooms of approximately 33m2 each, both heated and with natural light, creating excellent additional bedroom, office or leisure space.
Second house, gîte & guest accommodation
Forming another side of the courtyard, the substantial second stone building provides a particularly flexible arrangement of independent accommodation and ancillary spaces.
At ground level are two en-suite bedrooms: A spacious 23.5m2 bedroom with dual-aspect French doors and Jøtul wood burner, and a characterful 15.7m2 bedroom created within the former bread oven, retaining its original stone arch and limestone sink.
Between them are approximately 75m2 of useful ancillary spaces comprising storage rooms, wine cellar, games/billiard room and utility room.
On the opposite side, an external stone staircase gives independent access to a 115.5m2 three-bedroom gîte.
This comprises a generous 45.6m2 open-plan living room/kitchen with wood burner, three bedrooms (12m2,11.3m2 and 23.8m2), a 5m2 shower room with walk-in shower, separate WC and a 14.5m2 landing/utility area with washing-machine connections.
Outbuildings & grounds
A substantial two-storey barn/garage of approximately 98.3m2 provides three separate garage/storage areas at ground level and an impressive open loft above, with exposed roof timbers and a glazed elevation overlooking the courtyard.
A further detached stone outbuilding of approximately 40m2 sits within the gardens and currently provides storage and houses technical equipment, while two open carports offer additional covered parking.
Behind the principal house, the mature gardens form a particularly attractive and private setting, with established specimen trees and planting surrounding the 8 x 4m chlorine swimming pool.
The approximately 16 hectares of adjoining land comprise meadow and woodland, mature fruit orchards and truffle oaks, together with a working well.
Technical & location
The property is fully double glazed, with the main house benefiting from aluminium exterior/chestnut interior joinery. Heating is provided by a heat pump supplemented by wood-burning stoves. Further features include solar panels supplying the property, separate hot-water cylinders, water softener and septic tank.
Despite its private setting, the estate is conveniently positioned in the Périgord Noir, approximately 8km from Montignac-Lascaux and 20km from Sarlat-la-Canéda, placing shops, restaurants, services and many of the Dordogne's best-known historic and prehistoric sites within easy reach.
The principal buildings are arranged around a large central courtyard, creating a wonderfully coherent group of traditional stone properties. Beyond lie mature gardens, swimming pool, orchards and extensive meadow and woodland, giving the estate considerable privacy without a feeling of isolation.
Main house – approx. 221m2
The principal stone house combines generous proportions with traditional features including exposed stonework, beams and timber detailing.
The ground floor comprises an entrance hall (6m2) with WC, reception room (22.4m2) and an impressive kitchen/dining room (34.2m2) featuring solid chestnut cabinetry, a large stone fireplace with Jøtul wood-burning stove and doors opening onto the courtyard.
A 27m2 conservatory extends the living space towards the rear garden and pool.
Upstairs, a 12.3m2 landing serves two bedrooms (13.5m2 and 10.4m2), a 14.4m2 dressing room/potential third bedroom with extensive fitted wardrobes, and a generous 9m2 family bathroom with bath and WC.
The second floor provides two interconnecting converted attic rooms of approximately 33m2 each, both heated and with natural light, creating excellent additional bedroom, office or leisure space.
Second house, gîte & guest accommodation
Forming another side of the courtyard, the substantial second stone building provides a particularly flexible arrangement of independent accommodation and ancillary spaces.
At ground level are two en-suite bedrooms: A spacious 23.5m2 bedroom with dual-aspect French doors and Jøtul wood burner, and a characterful 15.7m2 bedroom created within the former bread oven, retaining its original stone arch and limestone sink.
Between them are approximately 75m2 of useful ancillary spaces comprising storage rooms, wine cellar, games/billiard room and utility room.
On the opposite side, an external stone staircase gives independent access to a 115.5m2 three-bedroom gîte.
This comprises a generous 45.6m2 open-plan living room/kitchen with wood burner, three bedrooms (12m2,11.3m2 and 23.8m2), a 5m2 shower room with walk-in shower, separate WC and a 14.5m2 landing/utility area with washing-machine connections.
Outbuildings & grounds
A substantial two-storey barn/garage of approximately 98.3m2 provides three separate garage/storage areas at ground level and an impressive open loft above, with exposed roof timbers and a glazed elevation overlooking the courtyard.
A further detached stone outbuilding of approximately 40m2 sits within the gardens and currently provides storage and houses technical equipment, while two open carports offer additional covered parking.
Behind the principal house, the mature gardens form a particularly attractive and private setting, with established specimen trees and planting surrounding the 8 x 4m chlorine swimming pool.
The approximately 16 hectares of adjoining land comprise meadow and woodland, mature fruit orchards and truffle oaks, together with a working well.
Technical & location
The property is fully double glazed, with the main house benefiting from aluminium exterior/chestnut interior joinery. Heating is provided by a heat pump supplemented by wood-burning stoves. Further features include solar panels supplying the property, separate hot-water cylinders, water softener and septic tank.
Despite its private setting, the estate is conveniently positioned in the Périgord Noir, approximately 8km from Montignac-Lascaux and 20km from Sarlat-la-Canéda, placing shops, restaurants, services and many of the Dordogne's best-known historic and prehistoric sites within easy reach.
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