Farmhouse for Sale in Dordogne with 5 ha and 233 m² Barn
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Aquitaine, Dordogne, Busserolles, France, Busserolles (France)
0 Bedrooms · 0 Bathrooms · 121m² Floor area
€134,300
Farmhouse
No parking
0 Bedrooms
0 Bathrooms
121m²
Garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This farmhouse for sale in Dordogne, in Busserolles in the Périgord Vert, comes with more than 5 hectares of land and a 233 m² barn.
The asking price is €134,300, which is a lot of ground and building for the money. The trade-off is plain: the stone house needs complete renovation, from the roof down. If you want a long project with room to spread out, this is the kind of space that rarely turns up at this price in southwest France.
The Stone House and What It Needs
The main house is a 121 m² stone building. It is a shell with good bones, not a home you can move into and tidy up over a summer. The work list is long and the seller is upfront about it: the roof has to be replaced completely, the interior needs a full renovation, a bathroom has to be installed and a septic tank has to be put in.
That is a big job, but it is also a clean slate. You decide where the kitchen goes, how the rooms flow and how much of the old stone stays exposed. Get quotes from local artisans before you make an offer, and ask the mairie what is permitted for the plot. Budgeting properly at the start is what separates a happy renovation from a stalled one.
The Barn, Old Pigsties and 51,384 m² of Land
Attached to the house is a 233 m² barn, nearly twice the footprint of the house itself. Buyers could convert it into extra living space, fit it out as stables or keep it as a workshop. Any change of use needs planning permission, so check with the local authorities first.
Outside, you will find former pigsties and a well. The land runs to 51,384 m², just over five hectares, with a garden area and open ground that could take grazing animals, a vegetable plot or a slow return to wild meadow. The views across the rolling Dordogne countryside are unobstructed. Picture coffee on a spring morning with nothing in sight but fields and woodland edge.
Why This Farmhouse Suits a Project Buyer
Five hectares is more than most buyers in Dordogne can afford, and it opens up options that a village house never will. Horse owners could build a small equestrian set-up around the barn. Amateur farmers could try a few animals or an orchard. Others will simply enjoy the privacy and the silence.
As a second home in France, it makes sense for people who want to build up the place gradually over several years. Be realistic about upkeep, though. Land of this size needs mowing, hedge cutting and a fence check, so plan for a local helper when you are not there.
Living in the Périgord Vert
The Périgord Vert is the green, wooded northern part of Dordogne, known for its forests, rivers and wildlife. It is quieter than the tourist-heavy Vézère valley around Sarlat. It suits hikers, cyclists and riders, with country lanes and trails all around.
Villages and small towns within a short drive have shops, cafés and everyday services. Nontron, the main town of the Périgord Vert, and the riverside town of Brantôme are both part of this area. If you plan a holiday home in Dordogne, this side of the department gives you more space and lower prices than the better-known south.
Getting There: Airports and Drive Times
Angoulême is about 45 minutes away, and its station has TGV services to Paris and Bordeaux. Limoges Airport is roughly one hour by road, which makes it the most practical gateway for most visits. Bordeaux Airport is about 2 hours 30 minutes away, with a wider choice of flights. A car is essential here, as in most of rural France.
Buying a Second Home in France
A French notaire handles the legal transfer once you sign the preliminary contract. On older properties, buyers typically budget in the region of 7 to 8 percent on top of the price for notary fees and taxes. For a property like this, it is worth asking for a septic inspection report and getting a builder to look at the roof structure before you commit.
Key Features
- Farmhouse for sale in Busserolles, Dordogne, Périgord Vert
- Asking price: €134,300
- Stone house with 121 m² of living area
- Needs complete renovation
- Complete roof replacement required
- Bathroom and septic tank installation required
- Adjoining barn of 233 m², suitable for conversion, stables or a workshop
- Former pigsties and a well on the land
- Plot of 51,384 m² (over 5 hectares) with garden
- Open views over the surrounding countryside
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is the farmhouse from the nearest airport?
Limoges Airport is about one hour away by road. Bordeaux Airport takes around 2 hours 30 minutes, and Angoulême station, with TGV trains, is roughly 45 minutes away.
What renovation does the house need?
The house needs a full interior renovation and a completely new roof. A bathroom and a septic tank also have to be installed. Get detailed quotes first, because the roof and the drainage will drive much of the budget.
Can the barn be converted into a home or stables?
The barn is described as suitable for conversion, stables or a workshop. Any change of use requires planning permission, so confirm what is allowed with the local mairie before making an offer.
If you want to view this farmhouse near Busserolles or ask about the land, contact Homestra and we will pass your questions on and help arrange a visit.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 0
- Size
- 121m²
- Price per m²
- €1,110
- Garden size
- 51384m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- renovating
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 0
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- Farmhouse
- Energy label
Unknown
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