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French property in Limousin - Correze - A 17th century château with 2 large outbuildings and 14 acres for sale near to Saint Robert on the Dordogne/Corrèze bord

French property, houses and homes for sale in Ayen, Correze, Limousin

Price	€530,000 £424,504*	Ref	23744CE19
Town	Ayen	Dept	Correze
Floor	300 M²	Plot Size	58000 M²
Bath	1	Bed	1

Claire Edwards Independent Agent, says :

A 17th century château with 2 large outbuildings and 14 acres for sale near to Saint Robert on the Dordogne/Corrèze bord

A beautiful property situated in a very peaceful village. The chateau has been partly renovated, the majority of the roof renewed, and two rooms have been totally restored (living room/kitchen and bedroom with en-suite shower room. The property also offers vaulted cellars, two large outbuildings including the former stable block and 14 acres of land.

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Ground floor: entrance (17m²) with original stone staircase, kitchen (28m²) with large fireplace and wood burner, bedroom (24m²) with en-suite shower room, two further rooms for renovation (99m² & 16m²)

First floor: 5 large rooms for renovation (28m², 26m², 24m², 23m² & 16m²).

Convertible attic space ; environ 100m².
Outside; barn (72m²) over 2 floors with attached open barn (two 33m²), former stable block (250m²) over 2 floors.

This is a wonderful restoration project for those with a passion for architecture and history. The chateau consists of a central main building with two wings. Currently a request is being processed to classify this building and therefore to obtain a tax exemption of 50% against restoration works. The majority of the roofs have been renewed, stone dormers and windows have been installed, and the property benefits from mains drainage. Part of the chateau is already habitable allowing the possibility of living on site during renovation. The chateau is situated in a quiet little village, ten minutes from a small market town with restaurants, school and shops. Brive airport is 40km and that of Limoges at 80km.

DPE

Logement économe	Logement
≤ 50
51-90	79 kWh
91-150
151-230
231-330
331-449
>450
Logement énergivore

Faible émission de GES	Logement
≤ 6	5 kg
6-10
11-20
21-35
36-55
56-80
>81
Forte émission de GES

Location in France

Correze is situated on the western edge of the Massif Central and contains some of the prettiest villages in France. Agriculture is still the main economy with arable land making up around one third of the department. There are two main rivers cutting through the landscape, the Vezere and the Dordogne. The latter has been tamed by a total of five dams producing a number of large lakes in the south.
Tulle, with a population of 15500, is the departmental capital. It's found stretched out over 3 km on both banks of the River Correze. There's a vibrant market held every Wednesday in front of the Gothic and Romanesque Cathedral, which sells lace, clothes and an extensive selection of local produce.
Brive-la-Gaillarde with a population of around 52,000 is the largest town in the department and has an attractive city centre as well as an excellent infrastructure.
Correze has a number of villages classified as "the most beautiful in France". Collonges la Rouge with its bright red sandstone houses is one of them. It is adorned with flowers and surrounded by a lush green landscape. There's a half-Romanesque church in the centre, which was once used by pilgrims stopping off on their way to Compostela. Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne is one of the most attractive medieval villages in France. Finally, Treignac is one of the largest villages on the list. It is very lively and has much on offer.
Limoges and Rodez airport have regular flights back to the UK, the A20 and A89 which run through the department offer great access both North/South and West/East, and the TGV currently runs to Limoges and in the future to Brive la Gaillarde.