Stone farmhouse complex, 110 m² with 15 hectares in the Tarn

Perched at the summit of a valley with panoramic views across the countryside, this property comprises two dwellings and nearly 15 hectares of contiguous land. The main contemporary house offers approximately 110 m² of habitable space, featuring a 45 m² living area, three bedrooms (one with en-suite bathroom and dressing room), and a covered terrace. The 150 m² basement has multiple access points and could accommodate independent guest rooms.

The second building, a traditional stone farmhouse, contains three rooms, two with mezzanines, and a former barn suitable for conversion into a covered terrace. Currently fitted out as a workshop, it lends itself to conversion into tourist accommodation. Stone outbuildings and a spacious garage complete the ensemble.

The nearly 15-hectare grounds surround the buildings and benefit from an irrigation pond. Predominantly south-west facing, the grassland is well-suited to various specialist crop productions. A horse shelter, small woodland, and nearby walking trail enhance the potential of this secluded yet accessible property.