
A Timeless Country Estate in the Heart of the Périgord Vert






































A Timeless Country Estate in the Heart of the Périgord Vert
Verteillac, Dordogne
- 230 m² of living space
- 12600 m² of land
- 8 rooms
- 5 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- Fuel oil
Character Estate with Pigeonnier, Guest Cottage, Barn, Stables and Pool – near Verteillac, Dordogne Located in the peaceful countryside of the Périgord Vert, with no immediate neighbours, this charming character estate dating from the 16th and 18th centuries offers a unique collection of traditional stone buildings set within approximately 10,238 sqm of land. The property includes a main house, an independent guest cottage with pigeonnier tower, a large barn with stables and additional outbuildings, making it suitable for a variety of uses including a family home, holiday property, guest accommodation or small equestrian project. The estate is located about one hour from Angoulême and its TGV station, offering convenient connections to Bordeaux and Paris. Main House – approx. 146 sqm The main house retains many original character features including a stone fireplaces oak floors and traditional terracotta tiles. Ground Floor • Entrance hall with staircase and terracotta flooring • Corridor • Bedroom • Laundry room with built-in cupboard • Bathroom with bath, shower and toilet • Separate toilet First Floor • Spacious living room with impressive stone fireplace and oak flooring • Kitchen / dining room with fitted kitchen and wood-burning stove • Master bedroom with fireplace and built-in wardrobes • En-suite shower room with toilet • Additional bedroom Summer Kitchen and Utility Areas Accessible from outside: • Summer kitchen opening onto a small terrace with barbecue • Storage room • Boiler room Independent Guest Cottage with Pigeonnier – approx. 48 sqm A separate building includes a charming guest cottage. Ground Floor • Living room / bedroom • Kitchen • Shower room with toilet • Large adjoining summer room First Floor • Small bedroom in the pigeonnier tower • Landing with sleeping area Third Building – Barn, Stables and Leisure Room A large stone building includes: Ground Floor • Barn / garage (approx. 8.5 x 9.5 m) • Stables (approx. 83 sqm) currently housing horses • Two storage rooms First Floor • Leisure room (approx. 40 sqm) • Shower room • Separate toilet This building offers excellent potential for workshop, storage, leisure space or equestrian use. Outdoor Areas The property sits on approximately 10,238 sqm of land including: • Large courtyard • Meadows and open land • Swimming pool (3 x 8 m) with pool house • Parking area • Quiet rural surroundings The estate currently accommodates horses, with stables located in the barn. Key Features • Character estate dating from the 16th–18th centuries • Peaceful countryside setting with no close neighbours • Main house with original character features • Independent guest cottage with pigeonnier tower • Large barn and stables • Approximately 1 hectare of land • Swimming pool with poolhouse • Suitable for holiday home, guest accommodation or small equestrian property
Property highlights
- Water softener
- Air-conditioning
- Fireplace
- Internet
- Barbecue
- Swimming pool
Localisation
A short drive away
- Airport
- Shops
- TGV station
Approximate localization of the property
Energy diagnostics
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Indice d’émission de gaz à effet de serre (GES)
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Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use
Average energy prices indexed as of January 1, 2021 (including subscription)
Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the site. Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr
Discover the area
The picturesque Dordogne region attracts over 3 million tourists per year and has a huge amount to offer those looking to relocate, start a hospitality business or buy a holiday home. The west of the Dordogne has hundreds of pretty vineyards, with many wines rivalling those of neighbouring Bordeaux. The east of the Dordogne – with famous medieval towns such as Sarlat – has popular tourist attractions such as the Lascaux caves and other protected UNESCO world heritage sites. The rolling green hills of the north of the Dordogne offer a large selection of Chateaux to visit and explore and the region is perfect for cyclists, water activities and unspoilt beauty. Famous for its cuisine, the Dordogne is dream come true for fans of gourmet experiences.
Served by the airport of Bergerac, the region also has great international connections. With daily flights to London and other parts of Europe, the Dordogne is within easy reach for travellers. Nearby Bordeaux presents alternative international flights from its airport, as well as a convenient 2.5 hour high-speed direct train to Paris.
With our local experience we can offer useful advice with regards to children’s education (there are several bi-lingual schools in the area) as well as business set-ups and property management. Please call Kirsten or Daniel to discuss your requirements.

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