Stone farmhouse to renovate, 162 m² in Puy-de-Dôme

In the heart of the Combrailles, this former granite and Volvic stone farmhouse built in 1909 offers an impressive property ensemble awaiting restoration. The main house comprises 162 m² of habitable space across two levels, with a fitted kitchen and scullery leading to a sitting room on the ground floor, whilst the upper storey houses five bedrooms and an attic space with conversion potential.

The property requires substantial renovation works (insulation, heating, electrics, drainage, and bathroom creation), though it benefits from a recently renewed tile roof. A well and traditional bread oven complete the dwelling. Numerous outbuildings accompany the house: a stone workshop and storage shed adjoining the main building, a barn, cattle shed and further storage structures distributed around the grounds, offering considerable scope for development.

The entire property sits on 1.3 hectares of land comprising pasture and a walled garden of 840 m². Situated in a peaceful, secluded setting, the property lies just 8 minutes from Pontaumur for amenities and less than an hour from Clermont-Ferrand.