Stone House with Blue Shutters, Le Buisson

Property. Ref: ADP-AP2947 Date Added: 07-May-2026

Reduced to Clear For Sale

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• 3 Bedrooms
• Size: 123.00 m²
• Plot: 0.72 acre

€ 307,400 € 299,900 (Approx. £ 256,633) Estimate Notaire Fees The following links are for mortgage applications only Mortgage Application Mortgage Callback For mortgage enquiries ONLY: + 44 (0) 207 484 4615
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In the heart of the hamlet, where the world’s clamour fades behind the rustle of the leaves, stands a golden stone dwelling whose blue shutters seem to gaze at the sky. This is no mere holiday home; it is the setting for a slower pace of life, a story written to the rhythm of the seasons, where one can settle down to live all year round. Past the threshold of the ground floor, the tale begins in a nineteen-square-metre living room, where a wood-burning stove patiently awaits the first autumn chills to cast dancing shadows upon the walls. This inner journey continues into the twenty-four-square-metre sitting room—a space made for sharing—and then into the ten-square-metre kitchen, where one can already imagine the aromas of shared meals. A first bedroom of ten square metres nests here, discreet with its own washbasin, alongside an eight-square-metre shower room where the warmth of the wooden ceiling marries the modernity of resin. Below, the garden level opens up like a confidence whispered to overnight guests or an author's secrets; a second ten-square-metre bedroom features its own shower room and toilet, while three cool cellars of six, twenty, and four square metres preserve the memory of past winters and fine vintages. Yet it is outside that the soul truly stirs, upon an immense, brand-new covered wooden terrace—a veritable outdoor lounge suspended before the grand spectacle of a wooded, enclosed garden, a haven of greenery hidden from prying eyes. And to bring this novel of possibilities to a close, an eighteen-square-metre garage and a separate sixteen-square-metre outbuilding stand as the promise of an artist's studio or a secret cottage. On the technical side, beneath its ancient tiles, the house conceals a modest comfort: heating that blends electricity with the poetry of wood, predominantly double-glazed windows, and a recent all-water septic tank. A raw, unadorned place, simply waiting for its next chapter to be written.
Information on the risks associated with this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr