Located in La Roque-Gageac (village labelled among the Most Beautiful Villages of France), in the Dordogne department (Périgord Noir), Nouvelle-Aquitaine region... Authentic semi-troglodyte Périgordian house, built on a cliffside, offering an open panoramic view over the Dordogne valley, the Templar village of Domme, and Castelnaud-la-Chapelle castle.
With a total floor area of 126m² (110m² Carrez Law), spread over three levels, it notably includes convivial living spaces on the ground floor as well as four bedrooms, most equipped with en-suite bathrooms and toilets, distributed over the two upper floors.
The house also benefits from a large 35m² cellar in the basement, as well as two terraces, including one covered.
Facing due south, it is set on a 3,608m² plot of land, partially wooded, with an organic vegetable garden, a glass greenhouse, numerous fruit trees, and holm oaks, ideal for feeding the living room stove in winter.
Some light interior refreshing work is required.
Located 12km south of Sarlat-la-Canéda.
