La Bastide de l'Olivier Guest house in the South of France
In short
Ideal to rent out as Gites for holidays and owners can live and stay in 1 part while other , completely separate part is rented out.
Beautiful grounds with views and large pool.
Also shown on local Immobilier website: www.dordognevallee.com
- Hiking
- Independent
- Cycling
- Water sports
- Swimming pool
- Fishing
- Mountain sport
- Mountainbike
- Fireplace
Reference number: Gleny 22/23
Description
Large 3-storey house built in 1950 and split into 2 identical parts with each part having its own kitchen,living room and 4 large bedrooms and 2 modern bathrooms.
In picturesque and quiet residential area on the Dordogne , 3km downstream from the big barrage Chastang.
8km by public, good road to Argentat sur Dordogne with good shops, DIY shops, bars etc.
Surroundings
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The surroundings are the valley of the Dordogne and once out of the valley, mountainous and hilly with many cycling and walking possibilities in the wide surroundings.
Within driving distance there are swimming and beach-like possibilities at the many natural and constructed lakes in the area.
- Near a village
- Near a town
- Near woodland
- Mountainous
- Hilly
Constructional state
Good condition
The house is very solid and well built as a residence by the EDF during the construction of the barrage in 1945-1954.
Walls are of stone and roof trusses of wood and roof itself of original rows. "Ardoise".
Floors with tiles on ground floor, with oak on higher floors.
Single-glazed windows and doors.
Lay out
Ground floor: living/dining room with kitchen, toilet, corridor, wood stove, 2 storage rooms, 1 with washing machine,dryer.
1st floor: 2 large bedrooms , 1 living room with fireplace, separate bathroom, separate toilet, front door with corridor.
2nd floor: 2 bedrooms, bathroom with toilet, corridor, staircase.
Grounds and outbuildings
Site is mostly grass with a slope down from house level.
10x5 m pool.
Border of the garden has a water stream that comes from the mountains and runs into the Dordogne.
Other remarks
The house is on a Cul-de-sac with 2 identical houses built in the same style at the time by the EDF.
No through traffic except walkers and VTTs etc.
