In the heart of this countryside village boasting five restaurants, grocery store, bakery, and beside the 12th century church, is this beautiful stone-built double-fronted townhouse with a great layout – the entrance hall runs front to back with the original cement floor tiles: kitchen and dining room on one side, and the living room on the other. Up the elegant oak staircase are four bedrooms (two with private shower rooms), and a bathroom.
The staircase continues to an excellent attic with dormer windows and the potential to add another floor of accommodation (full-height).
And the house is full of other original features, period doors and door handles, oak floors and marble fireplaces.
There’s an attached good-sized garden at the rear with a side gate with stone pillars, and easy ample public parking at the front.
The house is connected to the mains drains, has central heating, double-glazing, and fibre internet is available. The sellers advise that although the roof is watertight, it will need re-tiling/flashing, which is reflected in the attractive asking price.
The historic Charente town of Confolens is only a 15-minute drive, with supermarkets, a hospital, and a food market every Wednesday and Saturday, – every August there’s a week-long music festival showcasing music from around the world. Pressac’s neighbouring village of Availles-Limouzine (10 minutes) has a food market every Thursday.