Located in a dominant position along a small rural road, on the edge of a small hamlet away from the main roads, in the village with amenities of La Croisille-sur-Briance, on the Correze’s doorstep, this property, with its newly fitted roofs, will fulfill your aspirations for authenticity and tranquillity in a privileged rural setting, far from the hustle and bustle of city life. It comprises a 4-bedroom habitable stone house with an adjoining barn, an old house to be completely renovated with a bread oven and its adjoining barn, a third detached barn, and various other outbuildings. A spring with water rights feeds a big, largely flat plot dotted with fruit trees. The location is idyllic, and its potential is just waiting to be exploited. Don't delay your visit, so you can enjoy this beautiful property as soon as possible!The main houseThe front facade of the house faces south, overlooking its own grounds and the private courtyard formed thanks to the layout of the property’s various buildings. From the north facade, one enjoys magnificent views of the surrounding hills. The house has been largely renovated over the last 10 years, while retaining some features dating back to its construction just after World War II. The house is entered through a small, tiled aluminium veranda, directly into the tiled kitchen with a deliberate wish from the owners to keep its simple, rural appeal. A typical wood-burning range cooker, besides cooking delicious meals, will heat the ground floor and it complements the house's oil-fired central heating. To the left of the kitchen is a living room with original solid wood flooring. On the north side, a dining room and bedroom 1. Both rooms also feature solid wood floors. From the kitchen, a door opens onto a landing with a staircase and, below it, a small rustic-style shower room with a toilet. 
On the first floor, the living space is entirely lain with original solid chestnut floors. A landing/hallway leads to the left, via an entrance hall, to a bedroom with two skylights and a part-glass door (just waiting for its balcony) to enjoy the plunging views of the valley to the north, and a bathroom with a toilet and skylight. To the right of the landing, two additional bedrooms are on the south-facing side of the house. Finally, at the end of the hallway, a storage room is very practical for keeping a few belongings or creating a small dressing room.
The house is three-quarters built on an L-shaped basement accessible by an exterior door that houses the oil-fired central heating boiler and tank, as well as the washing machine.
In terms of renovations, the house benefits from an insulated tile roof (2024), plumbing and electrical installations less than 10 years old, and a septic tank (2018) with a compact system that meets current standards. It is immediately habitable.The old house and its adjoining outbuildingsBesides benefiting from a renovated house, the property also offers some very interesting development potential! Indeed, opposite the main house stands the original stone house built in the 19th century with its bread oven, barn, and adjoining outbuildings, which lifespan has now been increased thanks to the new tiled roof put in in 2024. The structure is sound. Let your imagination do the rest! To the front of the old house, a simple terrace with a wooden frame and metal roof will allow you to host fantastic family meals during the summer months.Other OutbuildingsTo add to the list of outbuildings, a stone barn with a tin roof is attached to the main house. Extending from this is an open woodshed with a metal frame and new cement fibre roof. At right angles to the two houses, a detached barn with a new tiled roof runs alongside the small hamlet lane. On either side of that barn, there are three additional outbuildings, namely three wooden lean-tos with tin roofs. All the outbuildings are in good structural condition and allow for future developments and projects.A large, flat plot with a spring, vegetable garden, and magnificent viewsThe property boasts a mostly flat, fully fenced in land of almost 2 acres, gated and with a private access driveway. A small area is dedicated to the septic tank and its soakaway, while another is planted with a few fruit trees. There is a large, fenced-in vegetable garden behind the old house and barn, and beyond that, a fenced meadow of almost an acre. This could be a good spot for market gardening or keeping small animals. The area is ideal for small agricultural activities, rather than tourist accommodation activities such as campsites for instance.Access and AmenitiesLa Croisille-sur-Briance is a small, lively village located within the Millevaches Regional Park, where life is good with its local shops, its primary school, its fishing lake, and its public mini-campsite. There is no intensive agriculture, no polluting industry, no overpopulation, no noise pollution, but numerous hiking trails around its central focal point, Mount Gargan and its 19th-century chapel perched at an altitude of some 2.400ft. It is approximately 40 minutes from the centre of Limoges and 50 minutes from Brive-la-Gaillarde. Paris is approximately 4 hours away by train and just under 5 hours by car.