At the heart of the village of Soursac, this magnificent property consists of 2 houses, one from 1636 and the other from 1882, completely renovated in 2010 and connected by a veranda of approximately 10m². The two houses are therefore interconnected while each has independent access, making it ideal for a guesthouse activity. In the 1882 house, there is a large living area with a fitted kitchen, as well as a bedroom, a shower room, and a separate toilet, all equipped with reversible air conditioning. On the lower level (street level) there is a garage and a boiler room (wood chip boiler with a 20m3 silo). The older house offers 2 spacious bedrooms on the ground floor. The upper floor is occupied by a large bedroom with a shower room and toilet. Combining the charm of the old and the modern, it features the essentials of an authentic Corrèzienne house: cantou, exposed beams of Limousin oak, pebble flooring, and stone walls. Each bedroom has its own shower room with a toilet. Together, the two houses offer a living area of approximately 225m². The interior walls of both houses are covered with a coating made of Saint-Astier lime and hemp. All shower rooms are equipped with showers with hydro-massage. Both inside and outside, the renovation was carried out while preserving the aspect and original materials of the house: slate and stone roofs, stone walls. This house also has a semi-buried cellar of about 40m². A flat, entirely fenced and bounded plot of 1330m² completes the whole. There is an ecological pond fed by rainwater and decorated with aquatic plants (water lilies, etc.), as well as a garden shed and a 16m² gazebo. This description has been automatically translated from French.
