Allassac, Limousin 19240

In the heart of Allassac's old town, a Corrèze village renowned for its rich past around its vineyards and market gardening tradition, unfolds an authentic character house dating from 1795, a rare testimony to preserved local architecture. Nestled in the privacy of a village lane, this history-laden dwelling has withstood the ages while preserving its soul and heritage elements, yet carefully adapted for modern comfort and enhanced by its various owners. With a living area of about 105 m2, the house unfolds harmoniously over three levels, accessible by a superb old staircase that structures the spaces and contributes to the timeless charm of the place. The interior spaces reveal generous, voluminous rooms, enhanced by numerous authentic elements that tell the house's story: ancient oak floors remarkably preserved, wooden wall cabinets typical of old houses, an old kitchen sink, precious vestiges of a bygone era, ... The equipped kitchen, spacious and south-facing, opens onto a large balcony overlooking a charming 253 m2 priests garden, bounded by slate stones from Allassac, giving the property a singular heritage character and rare authenticity. The house offers 5 rooms including 4 bedrooms and 2 shower rooms, providing an ideal layout for a family residence or an elegant country house. On the garden level, a large garage allows parking a vehicle while leaving space for a versatile area that could host a laundry, workshop, or storage zone. Outside, under a stone porch, an old washing trough recalls former uses and adds to the property's authentic charm. For comfort, the house benefits from central heating powered by a heat pump, balancing heritage with contemporary energy efficiency. This property will appeal to lovers of houses loaded with history, sensitive to the authenticity of old materials and the unique atmosphere of preserved village homes. A confidential and characterful address in the heart of a charming Corrèze village. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques site:"