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This meeting of two 18th century houses consists of a main house of 110m² and a second of 70m². You enter the main house directly into a living room, living/dining room of 28.60m², with its inglenook fireplace closed by a powered wood stove (Godin), its stone sink and a pretty tiled floor. Then an 8.45m² kitchen opens onto the outside with a covered terrace and there is also a 3.20m² bathroom. On the same level is a bright bedroom of 15.20m². Upstairs, a landing welcomes us to allow us access to a bedroom and an office of 45m², these rooms being separated by the chimney which heats everything, as well as a room intended for a bathroom. water with water inlets and drains (currently toilets) Heating by wood and electric stove. The second house consists of an entrance to the kitchen of 12.60m², then to a living room of 32m² with its wood stove and its high ceilings/exposed framework as well as a bathroom of 4.91m² with Italian shower. Upstairs, a 19.15m² bedroom welcomes us and allows us to benefit from a beautiful exposed framework and very well preserved wooden flooring. Heating by wood stove. This property has a 12x6m infinity salt swimming pool, with electrolysis (new device), as well as a summer kitchen in the shade of a covered terrace allowing you to enjoy it. Septic tank. Godin wood stove Cellar. Garage for one car and workshop. Water softener. Carport two vehicles. 10 minutes from Labastide-Murat
Annual housing energy costs estimated between €830 and €1,180
Information on the potential risks this property is exposed to is available on the websites
https://www.georisques.gouv.fr
and
https://procadastre.com
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