In the Périgord vert region, surrounded by 14 hectares of

At the end of a tarmacked no-through road, enclosed by a secure gate, the property appears little by little. The former farmyard buildings, composed of three edifices grouped around an open courtyard, overlook a slope facing east. Topped with gabled tile roofs, the buildings' façades are in pointed exposed stone accentuated by quoins and window and door surrounds in ashlar stone. Only the upper section of the dwelling itself is coated in plaster.
All the roofing on the property was constructed or redone in 2006.
The panoramic and unobstructed view makes it possible to contemplate the rolling and forested landscape as far as the eye can see. The vast enclosed pastures separated by paths extend from the base of the central terreplein in all directions towards the encompassing woods, while a fish-stocked pond is hidden behind a tall hedge of conifers. The stables located under the lean-to of the barn abut an equestrian centre bordered by a wooden fence. A few light constructions are scattered in the upper wooded section, close to the driveway decorated with flowers and ornamental shrubs.

The Main House and its Adjacent Independent DwellingA former agricultural outbuilding reconverted into a dwelling around 2006, this building underwent significant renovations: its wooden rafters, roof, glass canopy, patios, insulation, double-glazed windows and their wooden frames as well as its extension are all the result of this renovation work. Today, the extension is used as a small,