€580,000, agency fees included
At the end of a quiet lane, in a peaceful hamlet on the doorstep of Aubeterre-sur-Dronne, this characterful stone house has been renovated throughout to a rare standard. Limestone walls, exposed beams, oak floors, an enclosed south-facing park of almost 4,000 m² - and a 290 m² barn with a spectacular timber frame.

The current owners have carried out a complete, uncompromising renovation: entirely new services, insulation of walls, floors and ceilings, double glazing, heat-pump heating and thermodynamic hot water. The result is a DPE B energy rating - almost unheard of for a stone house in this region.
The volumes are generous, the atmosphere instantly warm. Exposed beams, limestone walls and fine oak floors compose a whole in which period charm meets resolutely contemporary comfort. On the ground floor, every living room opens directly onto the garden.
The enclosed, south-facing park of 3,938 m² lends itself to every hour of the day: terraces, lawns and a private pétanque court. The adjoining 290 m² barn, with its remarkable timber frame, is the property's signature - workshop, garage or any other conversion project.
A rainwater cistern, covered parking and four parking spaces complete the picture. Attached on one side only and with no overlooking neighbours, the house offers complete privacy.
Two hundred and ninety square metres adjoining the house, under a spectacular timber frame: the barn is the canvas for your plans. Artist's studio, garage for a collection, reception space or further living quarters - the owners have always seen it as the property's exceptional asset.
Aubeterre-sur-Dronne is officially listed among Les Plus Beaux Villages de France, famous for its monolithic church. The house sits in a hamlet of the commune (16390), in the Charente, at the end of a no-through road, facing open countryside.
The house is rated B: 105 kWh/m²/year of primary energy consumption and 3 kg CO₂/m²/year of emissions (class A). This certificate, issued under the French decree of 13 August 2025, replaces the label of the initial energy assessment. The second page shows the assessment's recommendations: after improvement works, consumption would drop from 118 to 103 kWh/m²/year.
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