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Superb property with 4 gites and pool

Estate · Dordogne, France

214 m²living7,204 m²plot5bedrooms

Property Records

What public records say about this address.

Route de Lespinasse 24430 Coursac

General area only

Address and plot data are estimates based on public cadastral records and may not reflect the exact property. · Source: French Cadastre · DVF · BAN · OpenStreetMap

€665,000

The Basics

Overview

Price fairness

Priced above market

This price sits 58% above recent local sales.

Similar homes in this area have recently sold for less.

Asking price

€665,000

€3,107 / m²

Local sale average

€421,366

€1,969 / m²

Based on your answers

Based on 16 similar sales in 2024

100% houses

How reliable is this comparison?

Moderate match.

We found some recent sales of properties similar in type and location to this home.

Same property type (houses)
Local sample size (26 sales)
Median distance 3.3 km

What this means

Similar homes nearby sold for less recently. There may be room to negotiate, or something specific about this property that justifies the premium.

What to do next

Ask the agent about the property

Understand what makes this home unique

Local market context

Average sale price

€1,969 / m²

Transactions in 2024

16 sales

Average sold surface

132 m²

Price trend (vs 2023)

−9.5%

Average price / m² over time

Source: DVF (Demandes de Valeurs Foncières) commune aggregates from DGFiP. Excludes multi-lot sales; does not reflect condition, land or amenities.

What the listing leaves out

What this home offers

Pool · Shared

Guest House

Garden

Historic

Renovated

Garage

Spa / Wellness

Gym / Fitness

Rental potential

Terrace / Balcony

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Energy performance

Official DPE energy rating

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Finance

Upfront investment and monthly running costs

Based on: EU buyer · Holiday · 40% down · 25-yrClick any row to see how it's calculated.

Cash needed at purchase

€313,114

Down payment€266,000

Estimated monthly cost

€3,835 / mo

10-year running total (today's rates)

€460,167

Rental income

Offset monthly costs with what the property could earn

Offset with rental income

€501 gross · €351 net/mo at 30% occupancy

Renovation

Estimated work over the next 10 years

We can't put a real number on renovation costs yet, because it depends on what's already been done to this place.

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Rental potential

Estimate how much you could earn renting this property — as a holiday let, B&B, or separate units.

Location

Leaflet © CARTO © OSM

🍞 Bakery 1.8 km🛒 Supermarket 5.4 km💊 Pharmacy 3.2 km

Dordogne

Living here

What daily life looks like in this area

EssentialHow much you'll rely on a car

Village road with likely narrow access points typical of PérigordRoad leading to the property

Daily life revolves around the neighboring 'golden triangle' hubs. Expect heavy tourist traffic on local roads during July and August, which can significantly increase transit times to nearby Bergerac or Périgueux.

Nearby services

Distances measured from the commune centre. Add the exact address for accurate values.

More about the area

Soil & gardening

Coverage shown for the commune. Add the exact address to check the actual building.

Likely topsoil: Clay loam. Topsoil pH ~6.9, organic carbon 51 g/kg.
Recent agricultural use within ~100 m: Fallow (2024), Wheat (winter) (2024), Barley (spring) (2024), Sunflower (2024).
Adjacent parcels are recent arable land. Pesticide drift and lower organic matter are common at field edges.

Soil can vary significantly within 100 m. For vegetable growing, a local soil test (pH, organic matter, NPK, and heavy metals if the site borders a road or former vineyard or orchard) typically costs €50 to €150 at a French agronomy lab such as Auréa, LCA, or SADEF. We recommend one before planting edibles.

Source: SoilGrids v2 (ISRIC) — 0-5 cm topsoil model, ~250 m grid · IGN Géoplateforme — RPG (Registre Parcellaire Graphique)

Good to know

Large grounds to manage

No mains gas

Wildfire risk area

Climate

Typical weather

Based on 30-year climate averages for this location

August

26.4°C high · 16.6°C low

56 mm rain over ~10 days

11.7 hrs sun/day · 13.9h daylight

Warm and pleasant. Great for outdoor dining and pool season. Long, sunny days — peak season for the region.

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Internet

Coverage shown for the commune. Add the exact address to check the actual building.

Commune: fiber at 99% of buildings

Commune: DSL at 100% of buildings

Source: ARCEP Ma Connexion Internet (2025-12-31)

Risks

Environmental risks

Risks shown for the commune area. Add the exact address for parcel-level confirmation.

Not in flood zone

Seismic zone 1 — very low

Low radon potential

No industrial sites nearby

No underground cavities

Source: Géorisques, Min. Transition Écologique · View official report

Safety & crime

Interpreted from official police & gendarmerie records

Near department average

Property crimeabove dept. avg

Violent crimebelow dept. avg

Source: SSMSI 2022 · 2,326 inhabitants · Compared against department averages

Zoning

In a nutshell

Urban zone

Zone A — A

Protected farmland, construction is very restricted

Renovation constraint

No constraints found

Standard permit rules apply

Nearby development

1 AU zone within ~800m

Land earmarked for future urbanization

What this means

Building or extension

Restricted, this zone limits new construction

Exterior renovation

Standard permit rules apply, no heritage constraints found

Surrounding development

1 AU development zone within ~800m, nearby

Planning layers found

Main zone

Zone A · A · Agricultural

Applies to parcel
Protected woodland

Context
Reserved land

Context
2AUy · nearby

Context

Map view

Open on Géoportail

Parcel Urban zone

Source: Géoportail de l'Urbanisme (PLU) · View zoning map Planning data is indicative; confirm exact rules with the mairie.

Legal

The town hall can buy this before you

This commune has the right to step in and buy any property that goes up for sale, at the agreed price. The mairie has 2 months from the signed compromis to decide. It's uncommon but legal.

Droit de Préemption Urbain, Code de l'urbanisme Art. L211-1↗

This is general information, not legal advice. Rules change and each property has its own context. Confirm anything that matters with your notaire before you sign.

This report is generated from listing data and regional knowledge. It is not a substitute for a professional survey, legal review, or in-person visit.

Characteristics

Details

Property Type: Manor/Mansion/Estate
Status: Good
Detail Category: B&B-Gites-Camping
Total Living Area: 418 m²
Plot Size: 7,204 m²
Grounds HA or legal: Grounds 0-1 HA
Scenery: Countryside

Room Information

Bedrooms: 12
All Bathrooms: 8
Garage: Detached

Special features

Double glazing: Yes
Swimming pool: Yes
Broadband internet: Yes
Barn: Yes
Guesthouse: Yes

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