Stone caussenard ensemble to renovate, 246 m² in Lozère

In the heart of a historic village in Lozère, this 17th-century caussenard (traditional stone property of the Causses plateau) comprises several stone buildings arranged around a vast courtyard of 600 m². The property includes a main residence of 246 m² to renovate offering 5 rooms, together with a characterful gîte (holiday cottage) of 150 m² fully renovated with wellness space, two bergeries-granges (former sheepfolds with storage) across two levels (225 m² and 223 m²), a heraldic hall of 87 m², an adjoining building of 40 m² and an old bread oven.

The renovated gîte features a living space of 40 m², a bedroom with shower room, a mezzanine with sleeping areas beneath vaulted ceilings, and a wellness area of 23 m² on the ground floor. Noble materials (exposed stone, lime-hemp render, solid parquet) testify to careful renovation work. A private paved courtyard of 120 m² and a garden of 150 m² complete this space.

The ensemble extends over 3,358 m² of grounds including a garden of 450 m². Located 15 minutes from the A75 motorway and 20 minutes from Mende, this property offers multiple development possibilities thanks to its generous volumes and configuration around the central courtyard.