Modern house - St cyprien
Contemporary house with swimming pool and views over the Dordogne valley
Just a stone's throw from some of the most beautiful villages in France, this contemporary house boasts uninterrupted views over the Dordogne valley. A vast 211 m2 basement provides ample parking for several vehicles. Ground floor: a 24 m2 studio with independent access, a fitted kitchen, a 36 m2 living room (with wood burner), a tiled terrace with uninterrupted views over the valley accessible from the living rooms, three bedrooms all with fitted wardrobes, a study, a shower room/toilet with Italian shower and laundry area. The first floor comprises a landing, a study opening onto a west-facing balcony, a dormitory and a 72 m2 attic that could be converted to create additional rooms. The swimming pool was built in 2015 with salt filtration and is heated. Economical underfloor heating with pellet boiler. Essential shops less than 1 km away! French SNCF train station 5 km away.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr
- 7 Rooms
- 6 Bedrooms
- 2 Shower rooms
- 2 Offices
- Habitable area: 245 sqm;
- Living room: 36 sqm;
- Land: 3502 sqm;
- Property tax: 1 680 €
Services :
- Nearest town :
- Nearest shops :
- School
- Railway Station
- Golf
- Hospital
Price agency fees included : 498 000 €
Price agency fees excluded : 474 300 €
Agency fees 5.00% including TVA, paid by the buyer
Ref.:AP2557
Délégation de mandat
Detailed information
Property location
- Village
Ground floor
- Apartment
- Office
- 3 Bedrooms
- Corridor
- Kitchen
- Entrance lobby
- Living room
- Washroom
- WC
1st floor
- Office
- Bedroom
- Attic
- Landing
Energy report
- Energy performance 179 KWHep/m²an
- Gas emission 5 Kgco2/m²an
Heating
Windows
- Wood
- Double Glazing
- Simple Glazing
Basement
- Garage
Land
- Private carriage-way
- Wooded
- fenced
- Swimming Pool
Roof
- Tiles
View
- Panoramic view
SEO
Energy report
Primary energy consumption:
179 kWhEP/m²/an
Greenhouse gas emission:
5 KgeqCO2/m²/an