Former convent dating from 1850, offering an exceptional living environment, its chapel and it’s gîte

Dordogne, near Bergerac, in a particularly charming, nuisance-free village.

Set in enclosed grounds of approx. 7,298 m2 with century-old trees, 1 vegetable garden, 1 orchard, rose bushes, jasmine, etc.

Well, 4 underground rainwater tanks.

All in a privileged setting.

This former 19th century convent was home to a brotherhood of nuns and their young orphan pupils.

The main building, its west wing and the chapel form an inner courtyard.

Ground floor

• Chapel: Large living room leading to the main dwelling. Pellet stove.
• Entrance and corridor
• Separate WC. Utility room
• Summer kitchen, covered terrace overlooking the garden
• Large kitchen, pellet stove. Storeroom. Access to courtyard and west park
• 1 barn bedroom and shower/bathroom, WC
• 3 bedrooms
• 1 library

Middle floor

• 1 bedroom

First floor

• 3 bedrooms
• 2 bathrooms, WC
• 1 shower room/WC.
• Attic space suitable for conversion

Converted stone house

Ground floor

• 1 independent flat, approx. 75m2: living room/equipped kitchen, 1 bedroom and bathroom, terrace and garden

First floor

• 1 ground-floor entrance and, upstairs, an office/living area of approx. 75m2

Dependencies

• Open barn
• Workshop
• Garages
• Bucher
• Former wash house in an orangery
• Dovecote converted into toilets

Cellars in the basement of the main building, internal staircase and external staircase in the courtyard.

Partly double-glazed.