£493,948
(€182/sq. ft)
€583,000
7 bed villa for saleDuras, Lot-Et-Garonne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
7 beds
7 baths
3 receptions
3,197 sq. ft
Just added
About this property
Garden
Terrace
Covered parking
Panoramic views
Garage
Electricity on site
Private parking
Woodburner(s)
Barns - outbuildings
Well
Character property
Detached
Good condition
Double glazing
Individual
High speed internet
Swimming Pool
Guest house - Gite
Business potential
Solar - Photovoltaic panels
Underfloor heating
Water on site
The house offers approximately 300m2 of accommodation, arranged particularly well for combining private and guest space while remaining equally suitable as one substantial seven-bedroom family home.
The former guest area opens from a spacious stone-floored hall. An atelier with sink and large window reflects the property’s artistic past and remains ideal for painting, crafts or workshops; behind it is a utility/boiler room, with a WC also serving this part of the house.
An air-conditioned guest sitting/dining room has patio doors towards the terrace and swimming pool, with an adjoining kitchenette. Five former guest bedrooms occupy this side of the house: Two on the ground floor, including one with garden access and dressing area, and three upstairs. All have private bathroom or shower-room facilities.
The owners’ accommodation provides a separate living area with office, WC and a large open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room. Upstairs are two further en-suite bedrooms. Two staircases allow the different parts of the house to work together or with a useful degree of separation.
Outside, the pool and terraces provide the focus for summer living. After many years in the same ownership, parts of the house and grounds would benefit from refreshing, but the scale and character offer excellent foundations for bringing the estate back to life.
The vineyard is currently worked by a local vigneron, allowing future owners to retain an agricultural arrangement or explore reviving wine production. The former chai retains much of its wine-making equipment and infrastructure, subject to appropriate inspection and servicing.
Substantial agricultural buildings include a large hangar providing extensive covered space for vehicles, machinery, storage or other uses, subject to permissions. Photovoltaic panels currently offset the owners’ electricity consumption and generate a modest return.
With its proven history as a five-room chambre d’hôtes with table d’hôtes and successful art workshops, the property offers genuine scope for renewed hospitality or creative activity. Equally, it works very well simply as a substantial private residence with pool, vineyard and extensive outbuildings.
A thriving village with épicerie and popular restaurant is close by - 3 minutes by car, 6 by bicycle or around 22 on foot.
For buyers seeking more than a conventional country house, this is an estate with genuine history and considerable infrastructure already in place - ready for a next chapter of family life, hospitality, creativity, wine, or simply the enjoyment of a substantial home in the French countryside.
The former guest area opens from a spacious stone-floored hall. An atelier with sink and large window reflects the property’s artistic past and remains ideal for painting, crafts or workshops; behind it is a utility/boiler room, with a WC also serving this part of the house.
An air-conditioned guest sitting/dining room has patio doors towards the terrace and swimming pool, with an adjoining kitchenette. Five former guest bedrooms occupy this side of the house: Two on the ground floor, including one with garden access and dressing area, and three upstairs. All have private bathroom or shower-room facilities.
The owners’ accommodation provides a separate living area with office, WC and a large open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room. Upstairs are two further en-suite bedrooms. Two staircases allow the different parts of the house to work together or with a useful degree of separation.
Outside, the pool and terraces provide the focus for summer living. After many years in the same ownership, parts of the house and grounds would benefit from refreshing, but the scale and character offer excellent foundations for bringing the estate back to life.
The vineyard is currently worked by a local vigneron, allowing future owners to retain an agricultural arrangement or explore reviving wine production. The former chai retains much of its wine-making equipment and infrastructure, subject to appropriate inspection and servicing.
Substantial agricultural buildings include a large hangar providing extensive covered space for vehicles, machinery, storage or other uses, subject to permissions. Photovoltaic panels currently offset the owners’ electricity consumption and generate a modest return.
With its proven history as a five-room chambre d’hôtes with table d’hôtes and successful art workshops, the property offers genuine scope for renewed hospitality or creative activity. Equally, it works very well simply as a substantial private residence with pool, vineyard and extensive outbuildings.
A thriving village with épicerie and popular restaurant is close by - 3 minutes by car, 6 by bicycle or around 22 on foot.
For buyers seeking more than a conventional country house, this is an estate with genuine history and considerable infrastructure already in place - ready for a next chapter of family life, hospitality, creativity, wine, or simply the enjoyment of a substantial home in the French countryside.
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