A rural bourgeois residence from the Roaring Twenties

Bohemian Rhapsody…

“Forget the gloom and dreary corners, the sun is a precious guest here; it moves from room to room chasing away the darkness, making way for the light that enters and rests there.”

Greetings to creative souls, free spirits, and other devotees of “slow living,” welcome to Connezac! Outside, it addresses passersby formally.

Inside, it embraces the sun intimately. It’s a building that has retained the grandeur of its era, but has joyfully cast off its constraints to embrace an unconventional style.

From the moment you cross the threshold, the light dictates its rules and sweeps away stuffy atmospheres with a wave of its rays.

While the solid wood floors warm your footsteps, the pellet stove awaits winter evenings spent with family or friends sharing your most cherished stories.

You discover the separate kitchen and its almost cheeky whimsy, a little retro gem with touches of azure blue and a vibrant red cabinetry, contrasting with an imposing black range cooker.

It’s the perfect place to simmer delicious meals while listening to jazz. You find a first bedroom; the waltz of the parquet floors is danced here on the ground floor.

A bathroom and a toilet complete the ground floor. The Lady, having more than one trick up her sleeve, leads you through the door to a monumental adjoining barn with a cathedral-like mezzanine.

It’s raw, it’s vast, even the clouds are dizzy with its grandeur. Upstairs, you find the artist’s refuge! Here, light isn’t just captured, it’s multiplied and elevated to a sacred space. The floor has been painted to serve as a backdrop.

Conceived as a studio, this room breathes the fresh air of the plants that seem to be chattering on the other side of the room–it’s all green!

The peacock-blue wall adds depth; it’s a haven for creators, a greenhouse for dreamers, a true laboratory of life with an unobstructed view of the horizon.

A second bathroom with toilet and a study area complete this light-filled sanctuary, a gentle lookout from which to observe the world’s journey.

It’s spacious, it’s vibrant, it’s a level that lives up to your artistic aspirations. Under the eaves, the square footage is there, eager to serve as an extra bedroom, a collector’s hideaway, or to transform the space into the realm of your wildest fantasies.

Outside, there are no meticulously trimmed boxwood hedges; nature, too, has a right to poetry and organized disorder.

Fruit trees with gnarled branches offer welcome shade, and the land stretches gently out, perfect for strolling, large gatherings under the stars, and clandestine naps by the 12 x 6 meter swimming pool, which is in need of renovation.

You’ll understand! This house isn’t bought, it’s tamed, welcoming you with open arms as you listen closely and hear it whisper from within its walls:

“Go ahead, express yourself.”

ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: A

Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR1,269 and EUR1,717.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the relevant areas: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Michaël Koelblen

EI RSAC 879 658 748 Limoges

Tel: 33 7 49 15 87 70

Email: michael.koelblen@espaces-atypiques.com