Cévenol mas to renovate, 165 m² with 22 ha chestnut woodland in Lozère

Set in the heart of a Cévenol forest, this characterful stone complex is organised around an inner courtyard and offers approximately 165 m² of habitable space spread across 8 rooms. The mas also includes 110 m² of outbuildings and a former clède (traditional chestnut-drying house), testament to local vernacular architecture.

The property comprises one habitable section in good order, well-maintained and equipped with modern comforts, whilst another section requires renovation work. The generous volumes and layout of the buildings lend themselves equally to residential use or to a hospitality venture.

The estate extends over 22 hectares, laid out principally around the buildings and consisting mainly of chestnut woodland. Well-maintained pasture borders the buildings on either side. Several ornamental gardens offer scope for a vegetable plot, fruit trees and provide parking areas.