Cet appartement lumineux en duplex en dernier étage plein Ouest

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 bright duplex apartment on the top floor facing west is flooded with light, the beautiful living room of almost 50 M2 restores this through its solid parquet flooring which prolongs the effect.

An open, equipped and furnished kitchen allows you not to be cut off from guests and ensures its practicality in terms of its participation in the development of your future simmers.

Cloakroom and toilet with hand basin complete the access to this first level. A well-designed and discreet staircase provides access to the second landing and the sleeping area, where it leads to three bedrooms and a bathroom.

The breathtaking view accessible from the three bedrooms ensures a spectacle. Finally, a parking space and a cellar also make up this property, access to the landscaped park is available.

Living here means living differently with the certainty of participating in a unique and unique experience, unless you also want to have the King’s choice by offering seasonal rentals and supplement your income.

Shops are accessible 5 minutes away.

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