Renovated stone gîte, 3 beds, 1.34 ha in the Dordogne

Renovated 19th-century stone former sheepfold, 141 m² on 1.34 ha

Unspoilt meadows, authentic 19th-century stone architecture and a comprehensive renovation completed in 2025: this property combines period character with modern comfort. The layout lends itself to several projects: principal residence, guest house (chambres d'hôtes) or gîte.

3 bedrooms · 3 bathrooms · 141 m² of living space · 1.34 ha of land

Location & Access

The property is situated in Lalinde (24150), Dordogne, in the Aquitaine region. Shops, schools, pharmacies, medical services and restaurants are all within 10 minutes. Leisure facilities, parks and sports amenities in Trémolat are also less than 10 minutes away.

Interior

The property comprises two separate buildings.

The Sheepfold

• Two master bedrooms on the ground floor, each with its own newly fitted bathroom and large glazed doors opening onto a south-west-facing terrace
• Covered spaces extending from each bedroom towards the terraces
• Reception room suitable for a lounge or kitchen/dining area

The Renovated Cottage

• Ground floor: kitchen opening onto a sunny terrace and the lounge
• First floor: one bedroom with access to a covered balcony
• Large adjoining open barn with exceptional volume

The open stables provide shelter for swallows and protected migratory birds.

Exterior

The property extends over 1.34 hectares of meadowland. The south-west-facing terraces are ideal for enjoying sunsets. There is no swimming pool on the property.

Technical Specifications

• Heating: electric
• Joinery: wood and PVC
• Compliant individual sewage system, new installation (2026)
• Construction: 1800 – interior condition: newly renovated
• Energy rating C (135 kWh/m²/year) – Climate rating A (5 kg CO₂/m²/year)
• Estimated energy cost (2021 basis): €910–1,270 per year
• 3 WCs

Key Points

• Stone house with over one hectare of land
• Balcony, garden, terraces and potential for gîte conversion
• Comprehensive 2025 renovation preserving the authentic character of the buildings
• Two independent structures: sheepfold and cottage
• Open views over countryside