Stone farmhouse to renovate, 250 m² in Lozère

In the heart of the Margeride massif, at nearly 1,200 metres altitude, this stone-built farmhouse enjoys a completely isolated setting within unspoilt natural surroundings. With no neighbouring properties or overlooking, the property benefits from south to south-west exposure and unobstructed views over the surrounding peaks, whilst remaining accessible from main roads.

Organised around a central courtyard, the entire complex extends to approximately 800 m² and comprises a main dwelling of 250 m², two large-capacity barns and a bread oven. The buildings, constructed in stone and roofed with traditional lauze (slate shingles), retain authentic architectural character.

Renovation work has been commenced: part of the structural work is complete, notably the replacement of timber floors with concrete slabs. The roof of the eastern wing requires complete renewal. The adjoining land comprises 1.26 hectares of pasture and amenity grounds. The generous volumes lend themselves to various projects: family residence, holiday gîtes, or outdoor leisure activities.