6-bedroom bourgeois house with extra land

From the landing, a functional bathroom and a separate toilet A West-facing fitted kitchen with French doors and secure railing (ideal to create a balcony) to enjoy overlooking views of the countryside below Adjoining the kitchen, a bedroom with French doors and secure railing (ideal to create a balcony) Adjacent to the bedroom, a storage room (or dressing room) An Esat-facing living room with open marble top fireplace accessible from the landing Adjacent to the living room, an East-facing dining room with an open fireplace From the bedroom, access to two small rooms (one of which could be a toilet) still to be fitted out A second landing and a second entrance on the East side to renovate with stairs to the basement and the upper floors A door and a small staircase go down to an adjoining garage (ca. 26’x9’) with workshop area  On the 1st floor of the left wing, over full solid chestnut flooring: Landing with window on the South gable giving access to a cloakroom with sink and toilet and to a storage room adjoining the cloakroom would allow the latter to be enlarged to turn it into a real bathroom Bedroom 2 facing West Bedroom 3 facing East has its own private balcony (to be renovated) and its walk-in wardrobe/office. On the 1st floor of the right wing (9’5” ceiling height), accessible from right-hand landing on the ground floor, there are several rooms to renovate: A landing with windows on the north gable and stairs to the ground floor and attic Bedroom 5 on the west side with its private cloakroom Bedroom 6 on the east side with its own dressing room/office. The attic of the left wing has been partly converted, except for one attic room and is accessible by a real staircase with a window on the south gable. A passageway opens onto bedroom 4 with a dormer window and its mini dressing room. The attic of the right wing consists of an open-plan convertible attic with a dormer window accessible by a real staircase. From a technical point of view, although it is located in the village's built-up area, it does not have a mains drainage system. The house is therefore connected to a septic tank, but it needs to be brought up to regulations. Heating and hot water are provided through a regularly maintained Viessmann oil boiler from 2014. Two open fireplaces provide the possibility of installing a wood or pellet burner. The house's natural slate roof has been renovated with stainless steel fixing clips. The garage roof is made of cement fiber. The house has an additional garage of ca. 20’x17’ on a plot of 3.700 sqft located about fifty yards from the house. An adjoining carport of ca. 17’x8’ offers additional storage space. The land adjoining the house is a little over 6.500 sqft and consists of a small flower garden at the front and a fully enclosed lawn on the west side located at the rear with a large fir tree.  The village of Surdoux is a small village without amenities a few minutes from the shopping villages of Chamberet in Corrèze and La Croisille sur Briance in Haute-Vienne. The city of Limoges can be reached in 45 minutes. Brive-la-Gaillarde and Tulle are 55 minutes away.
A file on the environment risks for this property is available at first demand. It can also be found by looking up the village on this website georisques.gouv.fr