16th-century château and barns to renovate, 710 m² in Puy-de-Dôme

In the heart of the Combrailles region, this exceptional 16th-century heritage property offers over 710 m² of habitable space spread across several levels, complemented by over 400 m² of usable barns. The main house, substantially remodelled in the 19th century, comprises a spacious hall, sitting room, kitchen, gallery leading to dining room, library, plus an independent three-bedroom apartment on the upper floor and several spaces ready for conversion. A circular tower remains from the original fortifications, bearing witness to the property's history.

Arranged around a courtyard, the ensemble also includes a keeper's lodge requiring restoration and several agricultural outbuildings. Roof, heating and decorative works have already been undertaken in certain sections, preserving the remarkable architectural features. The layout allows for the creation of up to three separate dwellings.

The property extends over 10.5 hectares of wooded parkland with ancient trees, meadows, woodland, springs, vegetable garden and fruit trees. The pastures currently accommodate horses. Located on the edge of a village with local amenities, 45 minutes from Clermont-Ferrand and well served by motorway access, this well-preserved residence offers tranquillity and complete privacy.