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French property in Centre - Indre - Make me an offer. Habitable but in need of some one to love her! In the Brenne National Park, Central France (36)

French property, houses and homes for sale in Paulnay, Indre, Centre

Price	€140,610 £113,107*	Ref	12363JN36
Town	Paulnay	Dept	Indre
Floor	160 M²	Plot Size	20404 M²
Bath	2	Bed	2

Jane Gardner Independent Agent, says :

Reduction from €214,000 to €140,610

Reduced again. In need of one loving owner, Lovely property, great potential. Must see!

Make me an offer. Habitable but in need of some one to love her! In the Brenne National Park, Central France (36)

This two /three bedroom property is a little gem. There is a wood, which is a nature reserve in its own right, two fields suitable for grazing, original stables and cowshed. Small outbuilding. 100m2 attic for conversion to further living space.

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Enter into the large salon(35m2) complete with original beams, relaid original floor and fireplace with wood burning stove. In the kitchen (13m2) the original bread oven has been restored.
Bedroom/study (15m2) Downstairs shower room and separate WC. It would be possible to knock through the wall here into the stable next door to create more living space on the ground floor.

Upstairs there are two good sized double bedrooms.(30m2) (35m2).There is some storage space off the landing and a bathroom with WC.

The loft space over the old stables could provide more living accommodation (100m2)
Outside

The entrance to the property is through the large pair of iron gates, The original access was to the fromt of the house. The current access is to the rear of the house.

There is a barn attached to the house. There are three original stalls used for the carthorses, another cow barn, and a feed store. On the gable end of the barn there is another old stable.

In the garden is a outbuilding. All the buildings are in good state.

The property has a wood of approx 18000m2.It is a natural wildlife habitat. Included in this are two fields which could be used for grazing. In the middle of the wood there is an incomplete round summer house. A perfect little hideaway.

There is the potential here to increase the size of the property. It is truly a little gem, peaceful, private and immediately habitable.

DPE

Logement économe	Logement
≤ 50
51-90
91-150
151-230
231-330
331-449
>450	470 kWh
Logement énergivore

Faible émission de GES	Logement
≤ 6
6-10
11-20
21-35	24 kg
36-55
56-80
>81
Forte émission de GES

Location in France

The Indre is located in the south of the Centre-Val-de-Loire region and is named, like many French departments, after the river that flows through it. It has a historical link to the neighbouring department of Cher as together they form the old province of Berry. This is generally considered to be the most attractive part of the Loire Valley, and benefits from a milder, drier climate than the north of the region.
The Indre is a medieval department just waiting to be explored. It proudly boasts over 80 churches and 100 castles. The green hills and open fields that make up the surrounding countryside are great places to relax and spend time. The area is unspoiled by tourism or industry, and to date has been largely untouched by expatriate buyers looking to invest in a holiday home or more permanent property.
To the north of the department, the castles of Valencay, Bulges and Argy, which host a music festival every September. Issoudun is a major wine producing area, and to the south of the department have some lovely landscapes that in the past inspired Monet. In the north-west, there is the beautiful nature reserve of Brenne, nicknamed 'the country of a thousand lakes'. This is a great place to go hunting or fishing. The centre of the Indre around Châteauroux is where you will find the cultural heart of the department. It is here that many festivities take place over the summer months. Châteauroux is the capital of the Indre with a population of just over 50,000.
Unfortunately, the department does not yet have its own international airport. The nearest airports are Tours, Poitiers or Limoges, all of which have regular domestic and international flights. UK holiday-home owners can simply take the Channel Tunnel and then hop onto one of France's fast and comfortable TGV trains, which will take you to Tours by way of Paris. Travelling by car is still always an option as the department is only a few hours drive from Paris, and the road network is superb. Despite the popularity of the area with retirees and second home owners, there are still some very cheap properties here. There is the possibility of renting out your property, although the market here is not as established as in the major tourist destinations.