Renovated farmhouse, 131 m² with 45 ha in Tarn-et-Garonne

In the heart of the Bas Quercy hills, this agricultural property comprises a characterful stone farmhouse of 131 m² entirely renovated, set in a commanding position with open views over the countryside. The single-storey dwelling includes an open-plan kitchen, a lounge-dining room with fireplace, three bedrooms, an office, a shower room and a separate WC. Comfort is assured by recent double-glazed windows and wood-pellet central heating. A traditional dovecote and domestic well complete the ensemble.

The farmhouse benefits from substantial agricultural outbuildings: former annexes adjoining the house (164 m²), a cattle shed with straw bedding area and hay storage (923 m²), a semi-open hangar (274 m²), a traditional byre (470 m²) and a storage shed. The well-consolidated land extends to 45.68 hectares, comprising 37 hectares of argilo-calcareous hillside fields and 7.42 hectares of meadow, irrigable via mains network with two connection points. The holding, historically dedicated to cattle rearing and mixed farming, offers an excellent working tool for an agricultural enterprise.