On the edge of a peaceful hamlet in the Charente region, this stone property possesses that certain something that can’t be manufactured: an immediate charm, palpable as soon as you pass through the gate. Renovated with rare care and taste–the kind of finishing touches you don’t often see–it’s arranged around a former farmyard, bringing together a single-story main house, garage, separate laundry room, and pool house in a perfectly harmonious whole. And then there’s the view. Rolling hills stretching to the horizon, unspoiled countryside, not a single house in sight–just silence and space. Under the large catalpa tree that shades the courtyard, you can already imagine your morning coffee, the calm before the day begins. Inside, nothing has been sacrificed for convenience: exposed stone, old beams, solid oak floors, and original terracotta tiles that run from room to room, telling the story of the house. The living room, with its imposing fireplace, is an invitation to settle in. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen–a move-in ready home, with no work to be done. And to top it all off, part of the roof is brand new. The frame and roof covering of the main house have just been completely redone. The other roofs have been renovated. Outside, several mulberry trees, over twenty years old, provide generous shade, and the 8×10 meter infinity pool–a real pool, spectacular in both size and setting–comes with a heated pool house, complete with shower and toilet: a true extension of the house, facing a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside, where Limousin cows sometimes graze in the neighboring fields. All this just a stone’s throw from Dignac and its shops, bakery, butcher, doctor, and about twenty minutes from Angoulême and its TGV station with connections to Paris and Bordeaux. A real gem, ready to live in, where the rural authenticity of the Southwest meets today’s comfort.