Nice village house in the picturesque village of Urval. This stone house in the original Périgordine style, is located in the middle of the village next to the old church of Urval. 
At the front of the house, a glazed conservatory gives access to the main door. The cozy terraced garden, is at the front and side of the house. Entering via the front door, the hallway leads to the open plan living room and kitchen corner (oven and electric hob). The living room has a newly installed wood burning stove. Behind the living room, a small passage leads to the toilet and bathroom.
From the hallway, a staircase leads to a spacious bedroom with fireplace, a second bedroom and a bathroom with ensuite. All bedrooms have wooden flooring. 
The enormous attic, which is accessible through a second staircase, offers many possibilities. 
At the end of the upper garden is a garage which is also accessible via a road behind the property. Next to the garage is the cave which can be accessed directly from inside the house. 
The house is in good condition but needs to be modernized. 

HOUSE

Habitable space: 113m2 

Hallway: 7m2 
Open plan living room with kitchen: 27m2 
Conservatory: 11m2 
Toilet: 0.8 m2 
Bathroom: 5.5m2 
Bedroom with fireplace: 34m2 
Bedroom: 18m2 
Bedroom: 16m2 ensuite bathroom 5m2
Attic: 83m2 

OTHER INFORMATION 

Plot size: 305m2 
Garage: 35m2 
Cellar: 39m2 
Taxe Foncière: € 854 
DPE: VIERGE
GES: VIERGE

​Agency fees included in price.

This property is based in the Dordogne (often referred to by its ancient name "The Périgord"). Although times may have changed over the years the beautiful Dordogne landscape, in one of the most beautiful areas of France, continues to offer something to amaze and delight everyone. This ancient land, deep in the heart of sunny south-west France, is perfect holiday country; a magical place that will reward all those who choose to explore it.The Périgord Noir, where the vast majority of our properties are located, is the 'Jewel in the Crown' of the Dordogne for here, in the triangle formed between the rivers Vézère and Dordogne, you will find the greatest concentration of natural wonders and historic sites, and the loveliest stretches of both rivers. The area is bounded by four famous towns and this property is well situated within this boundary - Sarlat, a medieval treasure house; Périgueux, a thriving and sophisticated small city; Bergerac, shippers of wine since the Middle ages and Monpazier, an extraordinarily well preserved bastide built by King Edward I in 1285.- Less then 1 hour from Bergerac airport, 1.5 hours from Brive airport, 2.5 hours from Bordeaux airport/TGV station and 2.5 hours from Toulouse airport.