17th-century stone manor with gîtes, 408 m² in Auvergne

A 17th-century heritage property set in a verdant hamlet, fifteen minutes from Clermont-Ferrand, in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional des Volcans d'Auvergne. The estate comprises a stone manor of 232 m² habitable space, a farmhouse and a vast barn of over 250 m² open-plan, totalling 408 m² of habitable space.

The manor houses three carefully appointed gîtes, each featuring original Volvic stone fireplaces, fitted kitchens and balconies connected by loggias. The farmhouse accommodates a fourth gîte and a family residence of 176 m² across two levels, with a 29 m² kitchen, sitting room with monumental fireplace and three bedrooms upstairs. The entire property benefits from double-glazed PVC windows, mains drainage and recent heat-pump heating systems.

The grounds extend to over 10 hectares, comprising woodland, pasture, orchard and vegetable garden. A chestnut grove occupies the rear of the property. A natural spring feeds three period fountains, two with oculi, and a stone basin housing koi carp. The barn offers significant potential for conversion to event-hosting use.