Building in Saint-Benoît-du-Sault , Indre , Centre-Val-de-Loire

Ideally situated in the village, this magnificent 12th-century building has preserved its history and grandeur, with its terracotta floor tiles, stone walls, period staircase and two vaulted cellars.

The building was originally a bakery, whose oven is still inside and heated the whole house. Residents used to collect their bread from the shop via a small courtyard opening onto one of the village lanes. Today, the village is full of artists' studios, antique shops, restaurants and bars, making it a lively district par excellence.

Subject to "bâtiments de France" regulations.

Basement
2 large vaulted cellars

Ground floor
1 room used as a former shop, hallway, old baker's oven, two large rooms
courtyard to the front

First floor
corridor leading to three bedrooms and a small room
Attic in part

Technical details
No heating system
Single glazed windows
Fiber optic available in the vilage

This complete renovation is so much more than just a property: it is a unique opportunity to help preserve France's historic heritage.
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Information about risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr