House for Sale in Dordogne with 5 Bedrooms and Garden
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Aquitaine, Dordogne, Busserolles, France, Busserolles (France)
5 Bedrooms · 1 Bathrooms · 176m² Floor area
€107,000
House
No parking
5 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
176m²
Garden
No pool
Not furnished
Description
This five-bedroom house for sale in Dordogne, in the village of Busserolles, gives you 176 m² of living space and a private garden.
It was built in 1920 and is in good condition, so you can move in and decide later what to change. There is room for a family, for friends who come to stay, or for a bedroom you turn into a home office. The asking price is €107,000, which is a lot of space for the money in rural France.
The House: 176 m² Over Two Levels
The living area is spread over two floors. That usually means the day rooms sit together downstairs and the bedrooms are grouped above, which suits families and guests who like their own space. With five bedrooms, you can use one as a study, one as a hobby room and still have rooms to spare.
The windows are double-glazed. In an older village house this matters, because it makes winter evenings more comfortable and keeps heating bills down. There is one bathroom. That is plenty for a couple or a small family, but if you plan to fill all five bedrooms at once, think about how you would add another.
A house from 1920 has the proportions and character that new builds rarely copy. Come and see the rooms yourself, since the layout is where this property earns its value.
Garden and Plot: 712 m² of Outdoor Space
The plot measures 712 m² and includes a private garden. It is big enough for a table outside for long summer lunches, and small enough to look after without a tractor. If you are buying a second home in France and will be away for part of the year, a garden of this size is easy to keep tidy. If you live here full time, there is space to plant, sit out and entertain neighbors.
Living in Busserolles and the Périgord Vert
Busserolles is a quiet village in the green, wooded north of the Dordogne, close to the border with the Charente. The surrounding countryside is made for walking and cycling, with forest trails and rolling hills right on your doorstep. Life here moves at a slower pace, and the village has a real community feel, so you will get to know people quickly.
For everyday shopping, the nearby towns of Montbron and La Rochefoucauld have shops, restaurants and weekly markets. The market is where you will buy most of your fresh food, and it is also where you will meet your neighbors. Nontron, a well-known small town in the northern Dordogne, is also close by.
This is not the postcard Dordogne of busy tourist villages. It is the working, everyday countryside, with lower prices and fewer crowds. Many buyers find that is exactly why they choose it for a holiday home in Dordogne or a permanent move.
Getting There: Airports, Trains and Drive Times
Good connections matter when you are buying abroad, and this location handles them well:
- Angoulême: about 45 minutes by car, with TGV trains to Paris and Bordeaux
- Limoges Airport: about 1 hour
- Bordeaux Airport: about 2 hours 30 minutes
- Montbron and La Rochefoucauld: a short drive for shops, restaurants and markets
Limoges is the most practical airport for regular visits. Angoulême is useful if you prefer to arrive by train and rent a car or get collected.
Buying a Second Home in France
Buying a house in France follows a clear process. You sign a preliminary contract, a notaire handles the legal work, and there is a cooling-off period for buyers. On resale properties, notary fees and taxes typically add around 7 to 8 percent to the price, so budget for that on top of the €107,000. Ask about running costs such as property tax and heating before you commit.
As this is a spacious village house in good condition, you could use it as a main home, a holiday base or a property to let. If you are considering renting it out, check local demand and regulations first. Regular upkeep matters most if the house will sit empty for part of the year.
Key Features
- House for sale in Busserolles, Dordogne, France
- Asking price €107,000
- 176 m² of living space over two levels
- 5 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- 712 m² plot with private garden
- Built in 1920
- Double-glazed windows
- Condition: good
- About 45 minutes to Angoulême and its TGV station
- About 1 hour to Limoges Airport
Frequently Asked Questions
Which airport is closest to Busserolles?
Limoges Airport is the nearest, at about one hour by car. Bordeaux Airport is farther, at roughly two and a half hours, but offers a wider choice of flights.
Is the house suitable as a year-round home?
It is a 176 m² village house with double-glazed windows and five bedrooms, so it has the space for full-time living. The nearby towns of Montbron and La Rochefoucauld cover daily shopping and services.
Can I reach Paris or Bordeaux without flying?
Yes. Angoulême station, about 45 minutes away, has TGV connections to both cities.
If you would like to see this house for yourself or ask about the buying process, contact us through Homestra and we will arrange a viewing.
Details
- Amount of bedrooms
- 5
- Size
- 176m²
- Price per m²
- €608
- Garden size
- 712m²
- Has Garden
- Yes
- Has Parking
- No
- Has Basement
- No
- Condition
- good
- Amount of Bathrooms
- 1
- Has swimming pool
- No
- Property type
- House
- Energy label
Unknown
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