A 19th-century manor house, expanded in the 1920s and surrounded by grounds, 19 kilometres from Clermont-Ferrand. Built in the 19th century on a 963-m2, rectangular and slightly sloping lot, between the Veyre River valley and Serre Mountain, the dwelling, located in the village of Saint-Amant-Tallende, renowned for its three chateaus, is situated on the upper part of its grounds and faces north-south. In addition, it enjoys views of Serre Mountain, overlooking the Limagne plain and forming a volcanic landscape recognised for the breadth of its ecological diversity thanks to its location along a key migration corridor for birds, the latter of which emphasises the site’s overall biological importance.
Featuring the balanced dimensions and simplicity of buildings from this era, the dwelling, constructed out of rubblestone and covered in light-colour plaster, is cadenced by stone window/door surrounds, which highlights its exteriors’ symmetrical composition, whereas, hugging the property’s sloping terrain, the dwelling, built with three storeys on its street side and four facing the grounds, is topped with an interlocking tile gable roof, supported by moulded wooden corbels.
Recalling the architecture of holiday homes, once so prevalent throughout this region’s countryside and spa towns, the dwelling borrows from chalet-style architecture, which was very fashionable at this time, while, in the 1920s, the dwelling was expanded to the west and a covered balcony, safeguarded by a stone balustrade, was also added at this time. Protected by the edifice’s overhanging roof, covered in Bourbonnais flat tiles, the balcony creates, on nice days, a transitional space between the dwelling and the grounds and provides breath-taking views of Serre Mountain and the verdant valley.

House with terraceSaint-Amant-Tallende (63)
Price :
$313,000
($1,789 / m²)
Surface175 m²bedrooms3 bathroom1 land963 m²

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