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£233,775
€267,500 (€89/sq. ft)
6 bed villa for sale
Châtignac, Charente, Nouvelle-Aquitaine6 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
3,014 sq. ft
Local area information
Property location
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Nearby amenities
Features and description
- Garden
- Terrace
- Mains Drains
- Covered parking
- Hamlet property
- Private parking
- Well
- Electricity on site
- Barns - outbuildings
- Isolated
- Character property
- Detached
- Habitable
- To be renovated
- Guest house - Gite
- Business potential
- Barns-outbuildings
- Water on site
Situated in the centre of the charming village of Chatignac, this charming four bedroomed property with a further, potential two bedroomed Gite, all of which is ripe for renovation, updating and a new lease of life.
A ten minute drive south to Chalais where there are supermarkets, restaurants, banks and post office as well as a thriving Monday market. A twenty minute drive northwest to Barbezieux where many more shops and services are to be found.
Twenty-five minutes from Aubeterre-sur-Dronne, classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France.
Basic Facts & Geography
Châtignac is a small rural commune in the Charente department, in southwestern France.
Elevation varies between 71 m and 190 m, giving a somewhat hilly / rolling-countryside feel.
The area is classified as rural with a "very dispersed habitat" - i.e. Houses and farms scattered rather than a dense village centre.
Châtignac is a small, quiet rural village, set in gently undulating countryside typical of south-Charente: Modest size, low density, and calm rural character.
Environment, Nature & Local Landscape
The terrain around Châtignac is somewhat hilly, with the altitude variations mentioned - this gives the area a rolling-landscape character rather than flat plains.
The soils in the area are conducive to agriculture: According to local agricultural data, there are arable lands and vineyards (the region belongs to the general wine / cognac-producing area) - viticulture is part of the local agriculture.
The region’s climate is temperate oceanic (mild winters, moderate summers) - generally typical for the Charente countryside.
The rural nature, mixed farmland, vineyards, woods or small forests, and hills make it a pleasant setting for those who enjoy countryside walks, nature strolls, quiet surroundings and a slower pace of life.
Social Life, Population & Services
With a small population, the social fabric is likely to be tight-knit, with relationships between villagers - typical of small rural communes. The aging of the population is noticeable: The demographic data show a larger share of older residents compared with younger age groups.
As a very small village, the number of services (shops, schools, hospitals) within Châtignac itself is limited. According to available data, there are no large urban facilities directly in the village.
For many services - schooling, commerce, larger administration (health, shopping, etc.) - inhabitants typically rely on nearby larger towns and neighbouring communes. For example: Primary / elementary school is in a nearby commune; collège / lycée are in towns somewhat larger.
The village has a communal hall / community space (“salle des fêtes / place”) - such a gathering point is part of local life and occasional communal events or festivals.
The housing stock is mostly individual houses (few, if any, apartments), and many dwellings are relatively old (some built before 1919).
In short: Châtignac offers a modest, peaceful rural way of life, but for many needs its residents must rely on nearby villages or towns for services, commerce, education, or larger social infrastructure.
Heritage, Leisure & What to Do Around
Although small, Châtignac provides some local charm - and thanks to its location, it serves as a base to explore a wider region rich in heritage, nature and leisure possibilities.
The village’s main landmark is the local church - Église Saint-Pierre de Châtignac. The present church was rebuilt between 1860 and 1899.
There is a designated picnic area in the village - a covered spot with wooden tables, public toilets and waste bins - ideal for a quiet lunch or rest in a bucolic setting.
Given the rural and vineyard-friendly landscape, this region can appeal to people interested in countryside walks, exploring vineyards, discovering local rural heritage, enjoying peaceful natural surroundings.
Within a wider radius (30–75 km), the general area of southern Charente offers other interesting destinations: Charming villages, historical towns, vineyards, local gastronomy (particularly cognac, pineau and regional wines), rural panoramas - making Châtignac a potentially good base for exploring rural Charente and its culture.
Economy, Agriculture, Commerce & Local Activity
Agriculture - including viticulture (vineyards) - is part of Châtignac’s local economy. The commune lies in a zone historically associated with wine / cognac production.
Given the small population and rural character, there is little large-scale commerce directly in the village: Shops, supermarkets and commercial centers are likely located in nearby larger towns.
A ten minute drive south to Chalais where there are supermarkets, restaurants, banks and post office as well as a thriving Monday market. A twenty minute drive northwest to Barbezieux where many more shops and services are to be found.
Twenty-five minutes from Aubeterre-sur-Dronne, classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France.
Basic Facts & Geography
Châtignac is a small rural commune in the Charente department, in southwestern France.
Elevation varies between 71 m and 190 m, giving a somewhat hilly / rolling-countryside feel.
The area is classified as rural with a "very dispersed habitat" - i.e. Houses and farms scattered rather than a dense village centre.
Châtignac is a small, quiet rural village, set in gently undulating countryside typical of south-Charente: Modest size, low density, and calm rural character.
Environment, Nature & Local Landscape
The terrain around Châtignac is somewhat hilly, with the altitude variations mentioned - this gives the area a rolling-landscape character rather than flat plains.
The soils in the area are conducive to agriculture: According to local agricultural data, there are arable lands and vineyards (the region belongs to the general wine / cognac-producing area) - viticulture is part of the local agriculture.
The region’s climate is temperate oceanic (mild winters, moderate summers) - generally typical for the Charente countryside.
The rural nature, mixed farmland, vineyards, woods or small forests, and hills make it a pleasant setting for those who enjoy countryside walks, nature strolls, quiet surroundings and a slower pace of life.
Social Life, Population & Services
With a small population, the social fabric is likely to be tight-knit, with relationships between villagers - typical of small rural communes. The aging of the population is noticeable: The demographic data show a larger share of older residents compared with younger age groups.
As a very small village, the number of services (shops, schools, hospitals) within Châtignac itself is limited. According to available data, there are no large urban facilities directly in the village.
For many services - schooling, commerce, larger administration (health, shopping, etc.) - inhabitants typically rely on nearby larger towns and neighbouring communes. For example: Primary / elementary school is in a nearby commune; collège / lycée are in towns somewhat larger.
The village has a communal hall / community space (“salle des fêtes / place”) - such a gathering point is part of local life and occasional communal events or festivals.
The housing stock is mostly individual houses (few, if any, apartments), and many dwellings are relatively old (some built before 1919).
In short: Châtignac offers a modest, peaceful rural way of life, but for many needs its residents must rely on nearby villages or towns for services, commerce, education, or larger social infrastructure.
Heritage, Leisure & What to Do Around
Although small, Châtignac provides some local charm - and thanks to its location, it serves as a base to explore a wider region rich in heritage, nature and leisure possibilities.
The village’s main landmark is the local church - Église Saint-Pierre de Châtignac. The present church was rebuilt between 1860 and 1899.
There is a designated picnic area in the village - a covered spot with wooden tables, public toilets and waste bins - ideal for a quiet lunch or rest in a bucolic setting.
Given the rural and vineyard-friendly landscape, this region can appeal to people interested in countryside walks, exploring vineyards, discovering local rural heritage, enjoying peaceful natural surroundings.
Within a wider radius (30–75 km), the general area of southern Charente offers other interesting destinations: Charming villages, historical towns, vineyards, local gastronomy (particularly cognac, pineau and regional wines), rural panoramas - making Châtignac a potentially good base for exploring rural Charente and its culture.
Economy, Agriculture, Commerce & Local Activity
Agriculture - including viticulture (vineyards) - is part of Châtignac’s local economy. The commune lies in a zone historically associated with wine / cognac production.
Given the small population and rural character, there is little large-scale commerce directly in the village: Shops, supermarkets and commercial centers are likely located in nearby larger towns.
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