A CHARMING stone house hiding a jaw-dropping secret beneath its floorboards has hit the market — and it could be yours for a snip.
From the outside, the gorgeous two-bedroom property already looks like the dream countryside escape.
Set in the idyllic village of Berrie in central , the character-packed home is eye-catching enough on its own.
But step inside and venture below the surface and an extraordinary hidden world reveals itself.
Tucked away below ground is a sprawling network of caves — currently kitted out for full-scale production and storage.
Far from a dingy cellar, the space boasts electricity, running water, an office and dedicated bottle and barrel racks.
That makes it the ultimate spot to store plenty of the local vino, with the property nestled in the heart of the Loire Valley — a region celebrated for its rich winemaking heritage.
Its impressive entrance chamber also makes it tailor-made for private wine tastings, intimate dinner parties or boozy celebrations.
Elsewhere, the home includes a two-storey outbuilding and a private enclosed garden.
And the best bit?
The entire 592sq ft property is up for grabs for a measly £87,000.
That means the stunning home costs a fraction of a cramped one-bed flat in London, where buyers regularly fork out upwards of £500,000.
The bargain buy is currently listed for sale with estate agents Leggett Immobilier International.
At the other end of the price scale, Sir Sean Connery’s former mansion in the French Riviera recently hit the market for £16 million.
The late James Bond star lived in the property on the Côte d’Azur near Nice with his wife, Micheline Roquebrune, a painter from the area, whom he met in the 1970s.
The 1920s Villa Le Roc Fleuri is set on a hillside over six storeys and overlooks the port of Nice.
The 10,000 sq ft six-bedroom property was previously put up for sale last year for £20 million.
But the owners later took it off the market after it failed to find a buyer.
Connery, who died aged 90 at his home in the Bahamas in October 2020, lived in the house with his wife, who he married in 1975, in the 1970s and 1980s.
It even featured in the Edinburgh-born actor’s last outing as 007 in 1983’s Never Say Never Again, and neighbours still refer to it as “the Bond villa”.
The home includes an indoor infinity , a landscaped terraced garden with another pool, a spa, gym, wine cellar, suites and two guest villas.
