Brick farmhouse to renovate, 140 m² in Auvergne

Located in a peaceful hamlet in Charensat, in the heart of the Combrailles region, this agricultural complex built in 1875 comprises a brick-built dwelling of 140 m² and extensive outbuildings totalling approximately 900 m². The house is arranged over three levels: on the ground floor, a sitting room, kitchen, scullery and utility room; on the first floor, four bedrooms and an office; and in the attic space, a spacious grain store. Equipped with double glazing and electric roller shutters, the house is habitable as it stands despite some finishing touches required and the need to bring the drainage system up to current standards.

The outbuildings offer multiple possibilities: former cattle byres, a brick-vaulted pigsty with box bases, storage vats, a hangar with mezzanine, a hay barn with double access and a large grain store. The built complex forms an L-shape characteristic of traditional farms in the region.

The property extends to 26 hectares of meadow, pasture and arable land, free of occupation, divided into five plots adjoining or close to the farmstead, supplemented by 1.3 hectares of woodland. The total land area can be adjusted according to project requirements. This estate is well suited to a residential project combined with agricultural, equestrian or diversified activity.