17th-Century Manor House to Renovate – A Rare Property Steeped in History In the heart of unspoiled countryside, at Champagnac-la-Noaille, discover this authentic period residence dating from 1665, listed in the DRAC inventory, offering a peaceful living environment and significant potential. Built in stone and spanning approximately 240 m² of living space across three levels, this property has retained numerous original features that define its character: stone staircase, vaulted basement, three period fireplaces, some original parquet flooring, and remarkable exterior architectural elements. The house is accompanied by several charming outbuildings: a bakehouse of approximately 25 m² with its traditional bread oven still in working order, two former pigsties of approximately 15 m² and 12 m² to be restored according to your plans, as well as a small chicken coop. The entire property is enclosed by attractive dry stone walls. Set on a plot of approximately 5,220 m², this property will appeal to lovers of historic buildings and renovation enthusiasts seeking a unique location. The timber frame is in good condition, the masonry is sound but requires repointing. The roof, originally in slate, was replaced approximately fifty years ago with fibre cement tiles and will require restoration work. The interior layout needs to be completely reconsidered to adapt the space to your lifestyle or hospitality project. Nestled away from view, in a bucolic and serene setting, this charming residence awaits its future owners to restore it to its full glory. A rare property offering significant potential for a prestigious family residence, a holiday home, or a distinctive hospitality venture.