Renovated 17th-century mas, 357 m² with 2 ha in Lozère

In the heart of the Lozère Cévennes, this 17th-century residence offers 357 m² of habitable space arranged over 17 rooms. Fully restored between 1996 and 2000, it has retained its original character with period fireplaces, French ceilings, a bread oven and an internal courtyard.

Set apart from the village at 640 metres altitude, the property enjoys full south-facing exposure, unobstructed views and a preserved setting with no overlooking neighbours. The grounds extend to approximately 2 hectares of chestnut orchards planted with traditional varieties such as Pellegrine and Comballe. A spring is present on the land.

This mas (a traditional Occitan stone farmhouse) is particularly well suited to tourist accommodation activities or as a principal residence in an authentic and peaceful setting.