A Fortified Manor With A Lake And Self Contained House, Between Limoges And Brive La Gaillarde

A fortified manor with a lake and self-contained house, between Limoges and Brive-la-Gaillarde, in 7 hectares of meadows and woods. This fortified manor house, which is bordered by a row of lime trees outside its walls, is made of local stone and displays a sober as well as balanced architecture that is typical of such edifices in this sector. The long, main residence is flanked by a square porch-tower set perpendicularly and topped with a pavilion roof. The building is bathed in light thanks to the many small-paned windows that punctuate the facades. Three brick chimney stacks can be found on the steep sloped Allassac slate roofs. Around the house, the outbuildings and stone walls form a cosy enclosure surrounding a tree-filed garden and vegetable plot. The site is naturally enhanced by the adjoining meadows. Away from the house, there is a small lake over which crosses the country road linking the village’s centre to the property.
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