Stone longère to renovate, 117 m² in Puy-de-Dôme

In the heart of the Combrailles region, at 700 metres altitude, this former L-shaped farmstead comprises a collection of stone buildings arranged around a spacious grassy courtyard with a central well. The property includes two dwellings and numerous outbuildings that reflect its agricultural heritage, dedicated to dairy farming until 1998.

The main stone house, south-facing, offers 117 m² requiring complete renovation, spread across three levels with an earth-floored cellar. It comprises two living spaces on the ground floor, one featuring an original bread oven, three rooms on the first floor, and an attic under the eaves. A second building from the 1970s, measuring 40 m², completes the habitable space.

The outbuildings extend in a perpendicular longère formation: two barns totalling over 220 m², a bergerie (former sheepfold) of 52 m², a cattle shed of 55 m² with dovecote, a grain store above a poultry house and pigsty. The roof timbers were replaced between 1982 and 1999, although some roof coverings require attention.

The 22-hectare grounds are fenced, well-maintained and benefit from natural springs. An orchard with heritage apple trees adjoins the house, whilst a wooded copse is crossed by the Chanteranne river. The land, currently let to a tenant, will become available from November 2025.