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this impressive house from 1866 is 1km from the centre of a village offering schools, shops, cafés, doctor etc. this house has been lovingly maintained and updated, including the insulation of walls, attic and the addition of pvc double-glazing, giving an energy rating of c, which is excellent for an old character house. most of the work was done by artisans. the heating system was renovated last year with many new parts. the ground floor has a kitchen area open to the dining room, facing onto the garden. there is also a living room, utility room and also a bathroom downstairs. up the attractive wooden stairs, there are three double bedrooms with beautiful original wood floors, three original fitted wardrobes, and a second full bathroom with both bathtub and shower. plus a small bright room suitable as an art studio or study. the attic is huge with proper windows on all sides, and so is ideal for conversion. outside is an attractive garden, two barns in good condition, plus a garage for three cars.
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House and attached barn to renovate in small hamlet outside bussiere poitvine. this house has two large rooms, one with a fireplace and sink, above there is a loft space which is acessed through the barn by a stairs. this could converted into one/two bedrooms. the barn could aslo be converted into part of the house. there is a small garden at the rear of the property with a small outside shed with (toilet and electric shower) and another shed close by for wood store. there are also other pieces ... 
An ideal holiday home, this habitable stone house with gardens front and rear has lots of scope for enlarging the living space, into either the attached barn or into the spacious and high attic. you enter the main room (20m2), with fireplace and log-burner, and from there either into the kitchen or to the dining room (14m2), and from there onto the bedroom (13m2) facing onto the back garden, and to a shower room with wc. the small dark kitchen is built-into the barn, and so could be easily extended. ... 
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