Lovely 17-18thC stone built three-bedroom house in the attractive historic centre of Saint Gaultier

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Attached to the old remparts of the fortified town of Saint Gaultier, this pretty property offers sunny, attractive rooms with super views of the town's priory dating back to the 11th century, and several towers on the sites of old chateaux. The property is in Rue du Cheval Blanc, named in memory of King Henry IV who visited in 1589 on his celebrated white horse. The road descends to the river Creuse with its lovely riverside walk.

On the ground floor we enter the large kitchen which has dual aspect double glazed windows, exposed beams and a tiled floor with underfloor heating. There is also a small study area to the rear. The fitted kitchen includes an electric oven, hob and extractor fan. The shower room with WC is off the kitchen, which also has a gated courtyard/garden to the front, and access to the cellar is reached from here.

The upper floor is reached via an oak staircase which arrives in the dual aspect sitting room. Here, French windows give a wonderful view of the historic skyline.

The hallway leads to one single and two double bedrooms and a second shower room. The main door to the front is off the hallway, and leads outside to a raised second courtyard with a mature vine trellis and a small shed.

To the side of the property is a terrace garden with parking, garage and a shed, all gated from the road. A further small shed is found at the rear of the house.

A plan of the house can be found on the 360 tour of this property, using the menu at the bottom left corner to select the plan view. Some furniture is available for purchase.

Saint Gaultier is situated in the Parc Naturel de la Brenne, popular for its 4000+ lakes and a wealth of outdoor wildlife and sporting activities as well as the swimming lake and beaches at Bellebouche, Belabre and St Genou.

The town has a popular market every Friday, and shops, bank, boulangeries, bars and restaurants are all a 5 minute walk away. Larger retail and a rail station are found at Argenton-sur-Creuse and the regional capital city, Châteauroux. The A20 autoroute is 15 minutes away and the town is an easy 5 hour drive from the ferry ports at Caen, Le Havre and Dieppe.

The town has a primary school, and the well-rated College Jean Moulin secondary school is a 5 minute walk from this property. International and national flights are available at three regional airports at Limoges (1 hr 11 mins), Tours (1 hr 40 mins) and Poitiers (1 hr 30 mins). The futuristic theme park Futuroscope is 1 hr 30mins away.

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