Charming pied-à-terre and castle life

This property is also a great opportunity for additional income

First a little history.

It is in the heart of the Bourg de Trélissac that Château Magne was built between 1864 and 1869 in a Second Empire style with some influences from the Renaissance by Alfred Magne son of Pierre Magne, former finance minister of Napoleon III, according to the plans by the Parisian architect Bertelin.

The property stretches over a plot of almost 4 hectares 4 km east of Périgueux and is composed as follows of a tall, rectangular and imposing main building, framed by two pavilions with each of them having a polygonal tower.

The castle was ceded to the town of Périgueux in 1950 on the condition of installing a hospice there, a wish granted until it was rehabilitated in the early 2000s in order to install a condominium of 24 apartments and registered in the Historical monuments in 2004.

This apartment offers you a beautiful living room of approximately 30 M2 with its open kitchen, fully equipped and furnished, a double pantry allowing you to store your belongings or your most fragile goods is located in the back kitchen.

Added to this are two bedrooms with their own storage, a bathtub allowing well-deserved relaxation in light of a day that we imagine may be busy, and finally a toilet completes the composition.

All the shops are within a short kilometer.

This property is also a great opportunity for additional income through a rental activity. The icing on the cake, a parking space and a cellar also make up this property.

Well classified exempt from Dpe.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr