Stone House with Barn and Woodland – Near Tarnac, France Set in a peaceful hamlet between Tarnac and Faux-la-Montagne, this early 20th-century stone house offers approximately 122 m² of living space over two floors, surrounded by unspoiled countryside. The ground floor opens into a tiled entrance area featuring a wood-burning stove, which serves as the main heating source. The kitchen extends from this space and provides access to a bathroom/WC. The spacious and light-filled living and dining room (over 34 m²) features solid wood flooring and benefits from abundant natural light through multiple windows and double French doors opening onto the garden. This central living space is both warm and practical. Additional electric heaters are installed in the living room and bedrooms. Upstairs, a hallway leads to three generously sized bedrooms (15 m², 14 m², and 16 m²) and a bathroom with a bathtub. The attic has been insulated with wood fibre, an eco-friendly material that ensures effective thermal performance while respecting the character of the building. The space is in good condition and could be converted to suit your needs. To the front of the house, 415 m² includes a stone terrace and a vegetable garden. A well, currently in use, allows for independent garden watering. At the rear, an attached barn provides covered parking and versatile storage space, complemented by a lean-to ideal for firewood storage. Above the semi-underground cellar (accessible from the back), an additional area is currently used for storage, including bicycles. The property also includes a separate woodland parcel located just two minutes away, cleared of brambles and partially opened up to create a pleasant natural space—ideal for relaxing, installing a hammock, or even building a small cabin. This property offers a coherent and appealing package for those seeking a character stone home, with usable outdoor space and close proximity to the amenities of Faux-la-Montagne.