An Exceptional Estate in the Heart of a Village of Art and History Tucked away in a narrow street in Tusson, a well-preserved medieval village in Charente, stands the Manoir de Sallèle, a remarkable architectural complex whose origins date back to the 15th and 16th centuries. A contemporary of Marguerite de Valois-Angoulême, this unique property seems to have stood the test of time with rare elegance, offering today a living environment where history blends with the present. The main residence features approximately 400 m² of living space, complemented by a 96 m² detached guest house opening onto its own landscaped courtyard and over 300 m² of outbuildings for conversion. The property is set within a 2,200 m² enclosed park, a true oasis of greenery sheltered from prying eyes, where the authentic atmosphere invites serenity. The soul of this manor is inseparable from the illustrious figures who have lived there. From the Sallèle family, who owned it until the Revolution, to the officers of Napoleon’s Grande Armée, each era has left its mark. More recently, the place was shaped by the colorful personality of Abbé Roger Ducouret. A priest-antiquarian, writer, and friend to the stars, he turned the manor into a vibrant cultural hub, welcoming celebrities. The walls still hold the memory of those intellectual exchanges and that poetic eclecticism that made the village famous. Living in Tusson means embracing a way of life rooted in sharing and creativity. Far from being stuck in the past, this medieval village is filled with a genuine sense of daily vitality. Its streets are home to many artists and artisans who carry on exceptional traditions of craftsmanship, while its local shops and welcoming restaurants foster a warm sense of community. Between the monastic gardens and the calligraphy and pottery workshops, the village offers a rich and inspiring community life, ideal for clients seeking meaning and conviviality. This prime location in the heart of the Pays d’Aigre does not compromise on accessibility. The manor is located 35 minutes from Angoulême, from where Paris is just 1 hour and 50 minutes away and Bordeaux-Saint-Jean is 40 minutes away. The proximity to the RN10 also provides easy access to Bordeaux-Mérignac International Airport, as well as to Poitiers, which is just an hour’s drive away. This property, with its timeless charm, represents a rare opportunity for those seeking to build a legacy while enjoying a vibrant cultural environment and quick access to major cities. A sales brochure, including a laout with dimensions, is available upon request.