Fabulous Family Home in the Heart of the popular Town of Eymet with Courtyard Garden & Business Potential

This beautifully restored late 19th-century townhouse is perfectly situated in the centre of Eymet, offering an ideal setting for family life. Full of character, the home features original antique wooden floors throughout, paired with a bright & welcoming interior inspired by mid-century design. Arranged over two floors, the property provides generous flexible living space, perfect for both everyday family living & entertaining. A spacious loft offers additional room for a play area or home office while the cellar provides practical storage. Outside, a private garden creates a peaceful retreat—ideal for children to play, family meals, or relaxing in the warmer months. With excellent schools, shops, and amenities just a short walk away, this home combines charm, comfort, & convenience in one of the Dordogne’s most sought-after towns. It offers excellent additional income potential as an Airbnb, holiday rental or bed & breakfast, having previously been a successful award-winning B&B

Ground Floor
Entrance Hall (approx 12.5m²) with wooden floor & wooden staircase leading to upper floors
Living Room (approx 21 m²) with view over the garden, wood burning stove
Original glazed doors to
Dining Room (approx 17 m²)
Ground Floor Bedroom / Office (approx 14 m²)
Kitchen (approx 14 m²) Fully fitted.
Utility Room / Shower Room with WC (approx 6 m²)
Conservatory (approx 15m²): Accessible through a door from the kitchen, it has steps leading to the garden and is bathed in natural light.
First Floor (with original wooden floors)
Landing
Bedroom 1 (approx 21 m²) with EnSuite ( 6 m²) walk in shower, washbasin and wc
Bedroom 2 (approx 17 m²) with EnSuite (5.5 m²) walk in shower, washbasin and wc
Bedroom 3 (approx 14 m²)
Bedroom 4 (approx 10 m²) with EnSuite (3 m²) walk in shower, washbasin and wc
Second Floor:
A versatile space with excellent potential to serve as a master suite, art studio, or exercise area. This fully insulated room is equipped with lighting and power.
Cellar:
Currently used as a wine cellar, workshop, and storage space. It benefits from a well providing water to the property for everyday use.

Garden (approx 200m²):
Steps from the conservatory lead to a west-facing garden, offering sunshine throughout the afternoon and evening. A covered patio provides an ideal spot for al fresco dining during the warm Dordogne summers. The adjoining terrace creates a charming setting for potted plants and relaxed seating. Lushly planted with a variety of exotic species, the garden offers ample shade in the summer months. Toward the rear there is a gate available to provide off-street parking.

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Information about risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr