This distinguished maison bourgeoise, dating from 1910, is gracefully set at the heart of a magnificent private park adorned with an exceptional collection of mature trees. Combining period charm with generous proportions, the property offers a refined and versatile living environment. The original residence is entered via an elegant reception hall, setting the tone for the interiors beyond. To one side, a cosy sitting room with fireplace invites relaxation, while to the other, a beautifully proportioned open-plan living and fitted kitchen area creates a welcoming space for everyday living and entertaining. The first floor hosts three spacious bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, two of which open onto charming balconies overlooking the park. The second floor offers a delightful family suite together with an additional en-suite bedroom, providing further comfort and privacy. In 1980, the property was thoughtfully extended, effectively doubling its size. This addition includes, on the ground floor, an expansive reception space with adjoining kitchen facilities ideally suited to hosting events or seminars, as well as a fully equipped professional kitchen. The upper floors accommodate five further en-suite bedrooms, allowing for substantial guest capacity. A full-length cellar extends beneath the house, offering extensive storage. The estate is equipped with oil-fired central heating and benefits from double glazing throughout. Within the beautifully maintained grounds, there is a large garage along with several ancillary storage buildings. The enchanting park features majestic century-old sequoias and a variety of other mature species, providing welcome shade during the region’s warm summer months. A charming mini-golf area enhances the leisure offering. A superb 17 x 8 metre saltwater swimming pool is complemented by an elegant pool house, complete with changing facilities and a summer kitchen, perfect for outdoor entertaining. There is also the possibility to acquire adjoining stone farm buildings, comprising a three-bedroom cottage, a barn, and several outbuildings arranged around a courtyard with a well—offering significant potential for further development. Formerly operated as a boutique hotel with restaurant and events venue, the property remains fully equipped for such use. Future owners may wish to revive or expand this activity, or alternatively enjoy the estate as a substantial private residence or refined summer retreat, ideal for hosting family and friends. Adding to its allure, the property once welcomed the legendary Josephine Baker as a regular guest during the Roaring Twenties. Ideally located near Souillac, the property enjoys excellent accessibility, with motorway links to Paris and the south of France just ten minutes away, as well as a train station providing direct connections to Paris, Toulouse, and beyond. The renowned attractions of the Dordogne are within easy reach, including Sarlat just 20 minutes away. Souillac itself offers a full range of amenities, including supermarkets, local produce markets, restaurants, schools, and medical services.

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