A charming character home in the heart of the Pons / Jarnac / Archiac triangle. Tucked away behind beautiful high stone walls, this delightful 147 sqm period home (circa 1900) offers both privacy and authenticity, while benefiting from modern comforts. A rare opportunity for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle in the French countryside. From the moment you step inside, the house reveals generous volumes and a warm, inviting atmosphere. The main living space, over 60 sqm, is bathed in natural light thanks to large French doors and offers a seamless blend of lounge, dining area and a fully fitted kitchen, complemented by a practical pantry. Comfort has been carefully considered throughout: Underfloor heating on both levels Two stoves: a pellet stove in the dining area and a hybrid wood/pellet stove in the lounge A ground-floor master suite with extensive built-in storage Three further bedrooms upstairs, all with fitted wardrobes, along with a family shower room with WC The property also features a versatile 37 sqm garage, already equipped with water and electricity, offering excellent potential for conversion (guest accommodation, studio, or workshop), plus a large additional space above. Outside, the charm continues: A beautifully enclosed garden, ideal for a swimming pool project (currently being landscaped) Several terraces to enjoy the sun throughout the day, including a large 100 sqm terrace and a more intimate 20 sqm space A wooden terrace at the front and a generous paved area between the house and the garage, perfect for creating shaded outdoor living areas Additional features include: Recent roof (2016) Fibre optic internet Electric gate and alarm system Mains drainage Open views with no overlooking neighbours Property tax: €1,330 per year. This home is offered for sale due to health reasons. A property full of charm and potential, ideal as a main residence or a holiday retreat in one of the most sought-after areas of Charente-Maritime. Viewings highly recommended – please get in touch to arrange yours. A real estate project? Think Renetaud.