On the edge of the Charente and the Dordogne, a former depot ...

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On the edge of the Charente and the Dordogne, an old depot dates back to the 19th century.
On the Angoulême-Brantôme axis "the little Venice of the Périgord", the property is located on the edge of a small village in Dordogne. The heavily wooded area is rich in picturesque villages, old stones and heritage such as the fortress of Villebois-Lavalette or the "Little Versailles Charentaise" the crazy dream of the Réthoré brothers, nearby. The house is barely an hour from Périgueux and half an hour from Angoulême, the city of chocolate factories, capital of comics, known for its annual retro-mobile race of the circuit of the ramparts. From the capital of Charentaise, the Tgv station connects Paris in exactly two hours.
Past the river that runs along most of the village, a few houses and the outbuildings of an old castle, the path leads into a wooded area and quickly, on a height, the main building appears followed by its outbuildings in its extension to the west. Access is on the side of the latter and an undergrowth path also climbs the hill on the south-east side. Bordered by wood, the large meadow faces the courtyard of the U-shaped building and its outbuildings. A large barn is attached to the east wing. The same is true of a small caretaker's dwelling attached to the west wing. The courtyard is decorated with tall trees like a large cedar tree. A little further, a small house is for the use of a dovecote. Because of its dimensions, it exalts the impression of grandeur of the building.