Stone agricultural property, 151 m² habitable on 9 ha in Tarn-et-Garonne

In the heart of the Pays de Serres hills, on the border with Lot-et-Garonne, this former agricultural holding comprises a substantial stone-built house in Quercy style, erected in the 1970s, flanked by two towers evoking dovecotes. Set in a commanding position, it enjoys unobstructed views over the surrounding countryside.

The house provides 151 m² of habitable space spread over two levels: entrance hall leading to a veranda, separate kitchen, sitting room–dining room with open fireplace, four bedrooms, pantry, shower room, bathroom and two WCs. On the upper floor, two raw rooms offer potential for further conversion. PVC double-glazed windows, wooden shutters, oil-fired central heating and fireplace. A domestic well completes the amenities.

The property includes several agricultural outbuildings in good general condition: a former stone barn–byre with tile roof of 293 m², a semi-open hangar of 328 m², and a range of interconnected buildings totalling 436 m² including a closed workshop of 141 m². The substantial and consolidated landholding of 9 hectares comprises clay-limestone soils and hillside pastures, free of any tenancy obligations.