Uzerche
property details
for a Hub House co-operative coliving project
#216 🏅77% SOLD • €70k • typical • village • 300m² satellite • lovely tiny town and locale
GOOD 🔨 effort
GOOD 🚌 transport
GOOD ✈️ access
GOOD 🛒 shops
OKAY 🏙 towns
OKAY 🧗 activities
DODGY ☀️ climate
GOOD ⛰️ nature
GOOD 🌷 garden
OKAY 🏠 building
GOOD 🏘 hood
Compare all properties
Sainte Eulalie, central France — near Brive, Tulle, Limoges
☃️1–9–16°☀️6☁️15 • 🍂12–24°☀️7☁️12 ↥300m
☃️1–9–16°☀️6☁️15 • 🍂12–24°☀️7☁️12 ↥300m
Compare all properties
Environment ✧ deep wooded little river valleys and rolling agricultural
Services ✧ all ; supermarket 20mins along lane
Access ✧ station 20mins walk: Paris 4h direct; airports: Brive 35mins, Limoges 1h
Notes ✧ climate is a bit drab but very pretty town and locality with riverfront parkland
✦ otehr than the river valley which offers 1h walks up or down and up to 4h for biking though involving quite a few section of lanes and limited variations, yet the option of returning by train
✦ tennis, kayak (world championships held nearby), SUP and raft
✦ the landscape is unadventurous, however the next train stop offers some wooded hills
✦ lots of horse riding, and the next little town has a famous hippodrome
✦ organic shops, brewery and weekly market; good restos, cafe and pub
✦ 45min bike on greenway to swimming lake and next town
✦ Brive 25mins train (last 8pm) with airport for year-round to Porto and Stansted (35mins drive); Limoges 40mins train (last 10pm) with airport for year-round to Marrakesh, Stansted, Manchester, Midlands; Toulouse/Bordeaux 3h30 changing; Barcelona connection is too labourious (4h30 Narbonne then 2h for 2 changes)
property sits cut into hillside/rockface with 1200m2 of garden above having an excellent view, floor views are mainly blocked by one house opposite but would glimpse sunsets as west facing, sun all afternoon
✦ ground floor is large, open plan, with glass frontage
✦ one end of the two upper floors have large sliding windows with juliet balconies
✦ the building is actually in two parts, the main 7.5m wide by 7.5 deep, and the side at 5.8m wide by 5 deep; both top floors have a lower roof unsuitable for mezzanines
✦ fitting rooms in would be problematic and would not likely be more than six plus bunks
✦ could probably extend for at least 30m2 at the back up to garden level
#34 just up the road is a similar size but with 3.5 floors so suitable for mezzanines, plus an out building, more impressive but in worse condition, 900m2 of garden; top floor has lathe walls covered in cement but gains a view over the roofs from a balcony, possibly recently on market at 90k, but would likely reduce to same, as has been for sale for over 10 years
✦ otehr than the river valley which offers 1h walks up or down and up to 4h for biking though involving quite a few section of lanes and limited variations, yet the option of returning by train
✦ tennis, kayak (world championships held nearby), SUP and raft
✦ the landscape is unadventurous, however the next train stop offers some wooded hills
✦ lots of horse riding, and the next little town has a famous hippodrome
✦ organic shops, brewery and weekly market; good restos, cafe and pub
✦ 45min bike on greenway to swimming lake and next town
✦ Brive 25mins train (last 8pm) with airport for year-round to Porto and Stansted (35mins drive); Limoges 40mins train (last 10pm) with airport for year-round to Marrakesh, Stansted, Manchester, Midlands; Toulouse/Bordeaux 3h30 changing; Barcelona connection is too labourious (4h30 Narbonne then 2h for 2 changes)
property sits cut into hillside/rockface with 1200m2 of garden above having an excellent view, floor views are mainly blocked by one house opposite but would glimpse sunsets as west facing, sun all afternoon
✦ ground floor is large, open plan, with glass frontage
✦ one end of the two upper floors have large sliding windows with juliet balconies
✦ the building is actually in two parts, the main 7.5m wide by 7.5 deep, and the side at 5.8m wide by 5 deep; both top floors have a lower roof unsuitable for mezzanines
✦ fitting rooms in would be problematic and would not likely be more than six plus bunks
✦ could probably extend for at least 30m2 at the back up to garden level
#34 just up the road is a similar size but with 3.5 floors so suitable for mezzanines, plus an out building, more impressive but in worse condition, 900m2 of garden; top floor has lathe walls covered in cement but gains a view over the roofs from a balcony, possibly recently on market at 90k, but would likely reduce to same, as has been for sale for over 10 years
…towards ownership and use in any property you think is a good candidate! To discuss post on Facebook, or email jacob@hub.house; and if you're especially eager join our Whatsapp group (for coordinating visits, votes and share issues).