Located south of Angoulême, on the edge of the Périgord Vert, this unique estate lies at the end of a quiet lane, in a peaceful and unspoiled setting.
A true historic hamlet, built between the 16th and 20th centuries, it consists of seven stone buildings arranged around a central courtyard, forming charming lanes and small squares reminiscent of village life in bygone times.
Nestled against a hillside and built on a rocky outcrop, the buildings overlook their own private valley, with natural springs, streams, a pond, fertile farmland, a landscaped park, and woodlands — all together covering approximately 30 hectares.
The grounds also include a greenhouse, a wood-chip heating system, two garages, a large parking area, a chalet, a bread oven, and a spacious 5,000 m² quarry.
The property offers a total of around 1,220 m² of living space, distributed as follows:
A duplex house of 45 m²
A loft of 70 m²
An individual house on three levels (180 m²)
A ground-floor apartment of 90 m²
A studio of 30 m²
A duplex studio of 35 m²
An individual house on four levels with a cellar (180 m²)
A ground-floor apartment of 70 m²
A three-level loft of 400 m²
A loft with workshop of 120 m² and an attic of 140 m²
The buildings are currently used as the owners' main residence, long-term rental units, and guest accommodation, offering a flexible and versatile living concept adaptable to many projects.
A truly idyllic setting — authentic, ecological, and self-sufficient — ideal for a tourism, wellness, or multi-generational living project.