Stone farmhouse, 120 m² habitable, with 23 ha in Aveyron

A rural stone property built in 1900, comprising a main dwelling of 120 m² and extensive agricultural buildings set within a domain of over 23 hectares. The principal residence offers 6 rooms across two levels: on the ground floor, a kitchen, sitting room, bathroom and cellar; on the first floor, an independent apartment with its own entrance featuring a kitchen, shower room, bedroom and sitting room, plus three further bedrooms.

The farm includes two stone barns: the first approximately 470 m² with a former cattle shed and substantial storage space under a roof in good condition, the second approximately 200 m² offering flexible interior space. A workshop and garage complete the built structures.

The land comprises approximately 13 hectares of pasture, 7.5 hectares of arable land, 3 hectares of woodland and 2 hectares of hay meadow. The property enjoys isolation with no immediate neighbours, set in an unspoilt rural setting, well-suited to a small-scale livestock enterprise or agricultural venture.