Stone longère farmhouse, 100 m² habitable, 44 ha in Maine-et-Loire
About this property
Complete agricultural holding situated on the outskirts of Angers, on the axis connecting Angers to Nantes, in a sought-after peri-urban setting. The property comprises a single-storey stone longère (traditional Angevin farmhouse) of approximately 100 m² of habitable space, including a sitting room with fireplace, dining room, three bedrooms, a recently fitted bathroom and separate WC. Heating is provided by a pellet boiler. An adjoining barn of approximately 100 m² and a stone outbuilding converted to garage complete the residential part.
The holding benefits from functional agricultural buildings: a former goat dairy of approximately 1,170 m², two cattle sheds for suckler herds totalling 600 m², three storage buildings for hay and machinery representing 700 m², and a slurry pit. The land of approximately 44 hectares in a single block surrounds the farm complex and comprises mainly pasture.
This human-scale holding offers genuine potential for an agricultural enterprise, particularly livestock farming, in a dynamic and well-served geographical area.
The buildings
Indicative composition inferred from the listing — to be confirmed during the visit.
Key features
Potential
Diagnostics & regulatory
Information provided by the seller — to be checked during the visit and at the notary.
Property details
Location
Similar properties
Barn 130 m² Rural ensemble with barns and 10 ha in Bourbonnais
Farmhouse 100 m² Traditional farmhouse with outbuildings, 100 m² in Aveyron
Farmhouse