Traditional Quercy farmhouse to renovate, 125 m² in the Lot

In the heart of the Bouriane, between the valleys of the Lot and Dordogne rivers, this traditional Quercy farmhouse sits within a single 9-hectare holding. The residential section, typicallly Quercy in character with its distinctive dovecote, offers approximately 125 m² comprising a combined living-kitchen of 28 m² with scullery, a sitting room of 16 m², two bedrooms and a spacious convertible attic. An independent outbuilding of 29 m² completes the main residence, all built over two cellars.

The farm buildings total approximately 1,000 m²: a former pigsty of 335 m² and a cattle shed of 265 m² situated 200 metres from the main house, plus a nearby complex comprising a tobacco-drying barn of 112 m², a byre of 140 m², a two-storey Quercy barn of 110 m² requiring renovation, and various ancillary structures.

The 9-hectare holding, grouped around the buildings and accessed via a departmental road, comprises approximately 2 hectares of pasture and 6 hectares of arable land. The entire property presents genuine potential for a residential project combined with agricultural activity or rural tourism development.