In the heart of Ardèche and the beautiful Eyrieux valley, magnificent 14th century residence revealing a successful renovation, combining respect for ancient materials and contemporary comfort. Period architectural features, such as the monumental stone fireplace, mullioned windows, and vaulted cellars, have survived the centuries. The meticulous restoration, with the use of quality materials, gives this residence a timeless elegance. Surrounded by 2 hectares of land, decorated with fruit trees, a vegetable garden, and a borehole, the property offers an interior courtyard with bread oven and barbecue, ideal for convivial moments outdoors. The property includes a magnificent kitchen/living room (30 m²), it is fully equipped, equipped with a central island and a Gard stone sink, it offers a breathtaking view of the valley thanks to its beautiful openings dominating the Eyrieux. An imposing mass stove installed between the kitchen and the office (approximately 24.3m²) located in continuity allows for sustainable and gentle heating of these 2 spaces as well as the master suite (surface area of the bedroom approximately 38m²) located above as well as the living room (TV room or reading corner) if the door remains open. Accessible from the office or even from the entrance is a charming and huge reception room (approximately 82m²), heated by a contemporary fireplace and a low-temperature heated floor. Here again the owners have been able to respect the premises with exposed stone walls, a ceiling combining old and modern and a very beautiful opening onto the interior courtyard bringing light and softness. In addition to the charming master suite, 5 other bedrooms with a shared bathroom complete this property. The house is heated by central heating powered by a mixed wood and pellet boiler (10 ton silo). Outbuildings can still be fitted out for an approximate area of 100m² (floor area). 2 garages equipped with a charging station for an electric vehicle. 4 cellars with beautiful vaults and great heights, measuring a total of around 90m. The restoration of this atypical and charming property was carried out respectfully by local and experienced craftsmen with materials respecting the history of this residence. In addition, all the roofs (including annexes) were completely redone about 4 years ago. In an isolated and dominant location, the property occupies a privileged location while remaining close to the village, it benefits from tranquility but also from all amenities, such as schools, colleges and shops as well as a great offer care (doctors, physiotherapists, nurses, pharmacy or other practitioners). A bus allows you to reach Valence city 5 times a day in one direction or the other, which can make it possible, thanks to the TGV station located on the outskirts of Valence (but also from the Valence city station), to reach numerous destinations in France or Europe. Les honoraires d'agence sont à la charge de l'acquéreur, soit 3,75% TTC du prix du bien.Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr.** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!
