Neuvic-Entier, Limousin 87130

This very pretty hamlet house with 3 bedrooms and 136 m² of living space has had its facades in beautiful local stones completely renovated and its interior modernized from 2007, giving it a very special cachet. A few finishes remain and it will be perfect as a family home, as a main or secondary residence. It is located on the edge of a small hamlet set back from the main roads, but about 35 minutes from Limoges centre and 10 minutes from the nearest amenities. It enjoys magnificent open views on the south and west sides of the rolling Limousin countryside. The bourgeois houseThe house does not look like the small farmhouses with attached barns of the farmhouse type that we are used to seeing in our region, but rather a higher and brighter bourgeois/village house, with an adjoining barn. It has two entrances. The main entrance, on the south side and the secondary entrance, on the north side, via a covered terrace of 17m². You enter the house on a simplified layout on the ground floor, because the old partitions that previously formed 4 rooms, have been removed. We now enjoy an "L" shaped living room (approx. 57M²) with exposed solid oak staircase, kitchen area and its central island, lounge area with pretty full-height woodwork cupboards and dining area with wood stove in the fireplace and large built-in cupboards. Then, a laundry room (approx. 11M²) with sink, storage, appliances, hot water tank and Wc, completes the layout of this level. On the first floor, the original 4 bedrooms, on either side of a central landing, are now 3 in number (approx. 19.5M², 13.5M² & 8.5M²) with an en-suite bathroom (approx. 5M²) for the largest bedroom with two large full-height wardrobes. Finally, from the landing, there is access to a family bathroom (approx. 6.5M²) consisting of a shower and a bath, with some small finishes to be carried out. A closed staircase leads from the landing to a large open loft under the roof to be finished (approx. 68M²), illuminated by several skylights and including the beginnings of a shower room. In the basement, accessible by an external door, an "L" shaped cellar has retained a third of its original floor and the rest has been replaced by a slab. You can admire the rocky bank on which the solid house rests! The outbuildings Attached to the house, but with independent access from it, a magnificent barn with exterior walls completely rejoined (no, not only the front façade visible to passers-by, as is often the case) has benefited from a concrete floor in the stable and a paved floor on the floor of the open barn, as well as the complete renovation of its roof, tiles and framework included. It has a floor area of approximately 115m², with a wooden mezzanine above the stable of approximately 35m². Its barn door has been replaced by a large electric roller gate that is very practical. It is currently used as a (large) storage area, but could, subject to authorisation, be developed by its future owner, as it is supplied with water and electricity. In addition, there is a large independent woodshed, with stable, of about 50m² in front of the house and two other stables behind the house, also of about 50m², incorporating an old bread oven, whose fireplace is now missing, following the repair of its roof. A paved terrace with a permanent barbecue has been created in front of its last stables, as an extension of the covered terrace, in order to enjoy wonderful moments of the outdoors with family or friends. The gardenAs the house is no longer inhabited, the fenced vegetable garden located on the other side of the municipal road, with a surface area of 375m², needs to be replanted. The buildings are surrounded by more than 3000m², partly fenced and with gates and access ramps, as the land is raised from the road. As the property is located on the edge of a hamlet to the north, there are superb uninterrupted views to the south and west of the property. Here, there is no intensive agriculture, but wood