Limousin, Corrèze, Laval-sur-Luzège, France

This original house, full of character, was mainly occupied during the summer months; for a permanent residence, it would logically require a good deal of refurbishment.
On the garden level, there is access to the 4 cellars used as workshops or storage areas and the entrance to the adjoining bakery.
Access to the first floor via an outside stone stairway: large living/dining room/kitchen/canteen (90m²) with exposed beams and hot-air wood-burning stove (14kw), bathroom with bath.
First floor: vast 50m² space used as bedrooms or lounge with remarkable exposed beams.
The 3 dormer windows on the 1st floor are Henri IV style with arched domes and give the house a unique charm.
Single-glazed windows.
Heating system: wood-burning stove in the living room.
Sewage system: septic tank.
Roof in good condition.
On the beautiful grounds of 1713m², a shaded wooden terrace and several fruit trees; the view is breathtaking.
The property is situated on a cul-de-sac, with 4 neighbours, in a charming village with a 13th century church.
It is the oldest church in the village, with a 14th century base extended in 1740 and again in 1819.
22km from Mauriac and 27km from Egletons, Aurillac (airport) 66km, Brive-la-Gaillarde (airport) 68km.