Surprising village house

Old restored village house of 134 m2, very bright, terrace and covered terrace, double glazing, heat pump, wood burner, thermodynamic hot water tank, 4 bedrooms, large garage, car port, basement, adjoining garden of approx. 500 m2 .
Room details

Kitchen 19 m2
Living room 38 m2
Shower room 4.7 m2
Bedroom 18 m2
Bedroom 18 m2
Shower room 5.5 m2
Bedroom 11 m2
Bedroom 9 m2
Kitchen terrace 20m2
Covered terrace 34 m2
Corridor

Small town in the Dordogne, New Region Aquitaine Piégut-Pluviers is located about fifty kilometres from Perigueux in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional Périgord Limousin. It is located not far from Saint-Estèphe, Rolles and Marval.
Ancient, this town of south-west France formed in the fifteenth century a lordship dependent Limoges. It developed slowly over the centuries and took its current name in the mid-nineteenth century.
Today Piégut-Pluviers seduces passing visitors through the area, with its ancient architecture and its beautiful landscapes.
The village of Piégut-Pluviers has various buildings that testify to its rich history: the round tower, the mere remains of a medieval castle built at the end of the twelfth century by Richard the Lionheart, the old wash house, the church destroyed by Piping, Piégut church or the old fashion still visible Romanesque nearby.
But it is above all for its natural heritage that the city seduces its visitors. Member of Regional Natural Park Périgord-Limousin, it has several hiking routes allowing you to admire the GROLHIER pond including. Piégut-Pluviers is also crossed by the GR 4, which stretches from Royan to Grasse, the perfume capital.

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