Stone property with gîte, 185 m² habitable, 7.7 ha in Auvergne

At the heart of the Livradois-Forez natural park, this stone ensemble offers three distinct, independent spaces set within 7.7 hectares of land. The main house, 185 m² of habitable space built in the 1950s, comprises three bedrooms spread across several levels, with a bright living area of 45 m² featuring an open-plan kitchen and wood-pellet stove. Large windows take full advantage of panoramic views over the valley.

A furnished gîte (holiday let) for 3–4 guests, converted within the original building, has independent access with two bedrooms upstairs. A barn of 170 m² across three levels completes the ensemble, including a drying room equipped for aromatic plants. Heating is provided by a wood-fired boiler, and waste water is treated via a phytoepuration system.

The land comprises four separate parcels of woodland and meadow, free of tenancy obligations and certified organic. Over 150 fruit trees have been recently planted with drip irrigation, alongside soft-fruit plantings. One parcel with a shelter is suitable for keeping horses. Three natural springs serve the property, with one feeding the house via a 10,000-litre reservoir.