Property Description
Summary
Charming Former Fisherman’s Cottage with River Views in the Heart of Argentat
Perfectly positioned on one of the most sought-after roads in town, this delightful two-bedroom stone house combines authentic character with a truly enviable location. With its own basement area sous-sol, separate garage, private parking, and picturesque outlook, this home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Argentat’s history.
From every angle, the property captures enchanting views across the Dordogne River and the town’s most photographed quarter. A charming front courtyard welcomes you, while the beautifully maintained west facing rear garden provides a peaceful retreat with stunning scenery in all directions.
Full of character, comfort and charm with breathtaking views, whether as a holiday home or year round living, this property captures the very essence of life in Argentat.
Location
Set amid the outstanding natural beauty of the Corrèze region, Argentat is surrounded by unspoiled landscapes of rivers, lakes, hills, and forests, perfect for outdoor pursuits such as cycling, walking, and canoeing.
Occupying an unrivalled position between the town’s historic centre and beautiful church, manicured public gardens, and the River Dordogne, this property enjoys the very best of town living. Cafés, restaurants, market and all essential amenities incl Dr's and dentists are only a short walk away.
Access
Easy access to the lovely town of Beaulieu, and the cities of Brive, Aurillac and Tulle for shopping, weekly markets, Drs/hospitals etc. The A20 is approximately 45 mins away which can take you either north to Limoges and the airport (1hr40) or south towards Toulouse (2hr30). Brive airport is about an hour and Rodez is about 1hr15. There is a train station in Brive (for Paris and Toulouse), Tulle and Aurillac (which can get you to Clermont-Ferrand). Bordeaux is a very scenic 3 hr drive west which has an airport with access to many European destinations throughout the year, as does Toulouse.
Interior
Inside, a warm and inviting living room of 20m² features an original fireplace fitted with a cosy wood-burning stove. A double glazed back door opens directly onto the rear garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor comfort and outdoor beauty.
Adjacent to the living room, the functional kitchen also opens to the front lower balcony, offering a perfect spot for morning coffee. A convenient WC with washbasin completes this level.
From the living area, an original oak staircase leads to a spacious landing, providing access to the main bedroom. This serene room benefits from dual aspect openings — one to the rear garden and another onto the front upper balcony with river views— bathing the space in natural light throughout the day. A beautifully appointed shower room and WC adjoins this room.
Ascending to the upper floor, loft area, a second bedroom of awaits, full of character with exposed beams and charming dormer windows overlooking both the front and rear of the property. The view over the river from here is especially captivating.
The home is heated by a combination of the wood-burning stove and electric radiators and the property is also on mains drainage.
Exterior
The approach immediately reveals the property’s charm: a graceful stone façade, granite steps, and a balcony that leads to the main entrance. Beneath the main living area, the sous-sol (the underneath area) includes a large laundry room and a separate storage area, both accessible externally. Just a few steps away, you’ll find your own garage with a private parking space.
The rear garden offers the ideal spot to unwind — easily reached from both the living room and principal bedroom, making it wonderfully practical as well as picturesque. as it sits at an elevated level with views across the rooftops to the old bridge and river.