Poitou-Charentes, Charente, Champagne-Mouton, France

The house was partly modernised after the war and, in the past, was the village shop. It now benefits from double glazing throughout, modern oil-fired central heating plus solar powered shutters to the main windows.



The front door opens into the entrance hall - from this are doors to the living room with glazed doors to the garden, three double bedrooms and the rear hall.



From the rear hall there are doors to the WC, bathroom, kitchen with dining area with glazed doors to the garden and a study / library (off which is a large storage cupboard with access to a cellar).



A door from the library leads to a spacious living dining room - this has glazed doors to the garden, a log-burning stove and a spiral staircase up to the first floor. This room, with the upstairs, could be used to create an independent annexe (subject to any necessary permissions - water and waste are already installed).



The stairs lead up to a landing - off this is a large ensuite bedroom (with a door to an external staircase down to the garden). There is a corridor from the landing to a further bedroom, a large walk-in wardrobe and a door to the large attic (this, subject to planning, could be converted to provide additional accommodation).



Off the kitchen is a large decked area overlooking the established gardens.



To the rear of the property is a gravelled area and a large garage and workshop. Beyond there is a large field with lovely countryside views.



The plot extends to just under half a hectare and is divided into a garden with mature trees and shrubs and a field ideal for horses, ponies, donkeys, etc.