Stone and rammed-earth farmhouse, 380 m² habitable, 5 ha in Puy-de-Dôme

In the heart of the Dore valley, this early 20th-century former farmhouse offers approximately 380 m² of habitable space following careful restoration and a remarkable architectural extension. The original stone building with cellar contains on the ground floor an equipped kitchen, utility room, WC and a living-dining room. The first floor distributes three bedrooms, a complete bathroom and a separate WC, while the attic accommodates two further bedrooms with sloped ceilings.

The extension created within the former rammed-earth outbuildings reveals superb volumes beneath exposed timber framing: a vast 100 m² space soaring to over 7 metres at the ridge with mezzanine, and a 86 m² master suite with en-suite bathroom installed in the former stable block. The ancillary buildings include a heated swimming pool (10 x 5 m) beneath a sliding dome, two garages accommodating four vehicles, a two-horse box with tack room, and a utility space with bread oven.

The entire property sits within an enclosed park of nearly 5 hectares in one parcel, predominantly pasture, crossed by a stream and enhanced by a pond fed by a natural spring. A portion of the land bordering the road is buildable.