Manor in Chancelade

18th century residence, some of whose foundations date back to the 11th century, and which was a Templar commandery during its history, all surrounded by a 7-hectare park with large outbuildings.
The master’s house of approximately 290 m², with terraces to the east, one of which covers an old crypt. The carefully renovated accommodation includes the large living room with fireplace opening onto the terrace, the kitchen open to the dining room and its fireplace, a laundry room, a corridor which serves the three bedrooms with their shower room. Upstairs 1 large bedroom with its bathroom.

Opposite and separated by a grassy courtyard, a building called “old pavilion” in two parts comprising two renovated, complete and independent apartments, one with 3 rooms with 2 bedrooms of around 60 m² and the other with 2 rooms with 1 bedroom of around 60 m² excluding cellars.

This set of buildings is extended by an old pigsty set back to renovate and in the extension.

The grassy courtyard separating the two buildings is extended by a bridle path of hornbeams, with an octagonal dovecote of which the cut stone walls remain. The park of more than 7 ha of meadows and woods includes a heated swimming pool of 10×5 and a pond fed by a spring which flows into the stream.

Mains drainage, double glazing, oil heating, heat pump for the swimming pool.

In addition and separated by the road and independent of the Commanderie, an old renovated sheepfold of around 70 m² of living space (kitchen open to the living room and 2 bedrooms) with, on one hand, its adjoining barn of more than 200 m² and, on the other hand, a barn with a garage of more than 200 m² used as sheds (roofs to be reviewed).

Fees at seller’s expense.
Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €2,500 and €3,430 per year. Prices indexed to 1 January 2021.

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