Three Bedroom Farmhouse With Attached Barn in France Under $59K
OHU50K Notes $59,000 USD
Three Bedroom Farmhouse With Attached Barn in France. The dreamiest French farmhouse with beautiful grounds.
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Property Description
Farmhouse with 1189 m² of land.
It is in a small and charming Creuse village that you will find this farmhouse to renovate.
The house consists of an entrance, a dining room with wood stove, a living room with a double French window opening onto the front of the house. From the dining room you will have access to the kitchen with scullery, a room without windows and access to the garden at the back.
Also on the ground floor a bathroom with toilet.
Upstairs, a long corridor leads to three bedrooms, a large bathroom of over 17 m² with toilet, and a room to be fitted out as you wish.
Above, a convertible attic area.
Adjoining the house is a large barn accessible from the front of the house as well as from the back. In its continuity a stable.
At the rear of the wooded and flowered land you will find an open hangar and an outbuilding.
The charming ensemble can be renovated to your taste and according to your future needs.
Single glazed wood
Septic tank functional but not compliant
Linky meter and water meter on site
If you would like more information or come visit, contact us quickly by phone or email.
17 kilometers from Auzances
28 kilometers from Aubusson
40 kilometers from Montluçon
45 kilometers from Guéret
Contact Agent: Agency: A la Campagne Immobilier
Saint Priest, France $58,850
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Pros and Cons of Living in Saint‑Priest, France
Pros
1. Excellent Location within the Lyon Metropolis
2. Strong Real Estate Investment Potential
3. Green Spaces & Outdoor Recreation
4. Dynamic Economy and Innovation Hubs
5. Rich Cultural Life & Community Offerings
6. Balanced Urban Planning
Cons
1. Environmental Risks from Industry and Traffic Corridors
2. Moderate Seismic Risk & Air Pollution
3. Industrial Character May Detract from Quiet Living
4. Mixed Local Sentiment & Perceptions of Safety
5. Exposure to Bureaucratic Hurdles (Regional Context)
