Stone longère, 127 m² with 152-hectare farm in Burgundy

In the Nièvre department, close to Pougues-les-Eaux, Nevers and La Charité-sur-Loire, this rural property comprises a stone longère (traditional single-storey Burgundian farmhouse) of 127 m² over two levels and a complete set of grouped farm buildings. The main house offers on the ground floor a kitchen, dining room, sitting room, office and boiler room with oil-fired central heating, and on the first floor three bedrooms, bathroom and WC. Adjoining outbuildings of 180 m² (former cattle shed, workshop, lean-to and barn) offer potential for extension.

The agricultural complex comprises functional buildings in stone and steel frame: a modern cattle shed of 1,368 m² with 136 places, a second cattle shed of 720 m² with 48 places, a storage hangar of 480 m² and a stone building of 120 m² with timber roof structure. Facilities include water, electricity, silos and monitoring equipment.

The 152 hectares of land are divided into three blocks, with a main block of approximately 100 hectares surrounding the buildings. The land, predominantly clay-based, is well-suited to grassland and livestock farming, with 30 hectares of arable land. Nearly all pastures have water points. This holding benefits from basic payment entitlements and partial eligibility for disadvantaged area support.