Natural stone farm composed of various buildings

The original building date of the property is unknown, but it's probable it was built in various eras. In fact, the property seems more like a combination of 3 houses, a barn and a garage. De barn borders someone else's building used for agrarian purposes.

There have been a few renovations since 1999; the electricity and plumbing are both partially renovated. During the renovation the original elements were maintained. These include fire places, exposed beams, panel doors, etc. However, a few parts of the house still have to be adjusted to conform to modern day comforts and decoration which is reflected in the price.

The 3 houses all have ground floor, a first floor and an individual staircase. The houses are interconnected but can be easily separated again. The totale living area is just over 350 m², at least half of which still has to be renovated. The layout is on the attached diagram.

The property is currently in use als small “chambres d’hôtes” that's being exploited as a hobby. The income is limited but the property has the right size and location to greatly increase this.

The easy to maintain garden (900 m²) is accessed through a nice big metal gate and is almost completely enclosed. The garden provides sufficient privacy and you can enjoy the pool (8m x 4m with sand and bromide filter) and the pool house (18.5 m²). There are also a number of terraces, an automatic sprinkler system, various light points and several Mediterranean trees.

Mains sewer and water – oil central heating + boiler (2001) – bas for cooking (Butagas) – dish

A file on the environment risks for this property is available at first demand. It can also be found by looking up the village on this website georisques.gouv.fr