The Farmhouse:
Entrance is from the front garden into a large room, with three further rooms leading off it. A staircase leads up to the first floor, where there is plenty of room to develop further living space. There is a basement level consisting of just one very large space, which can be accessed from the barn or the rear garden.

Pigeonnier:
Attached to the right of the farmhouse, this has its own independent access and has a room downstairs (an old stable) and two rooms upstairs. There is a view over the courtyard garden.

Barn:
The barn which is attached to the left of the farmhouse is on two levels. The ground floor level can be accessed from the front garden through an impressive archway, and consists of two very large rooms. The first floor is a huge hayloft.

Opposite the house there is an old bread oven which needs restoring.

The roof and walls of the property are in good condition.

The garden which measures 1092m² is bounded by old stone walls, the remnants of old outbuildings. A buyer could create a charming and private courtyard garden. There is also a stone outbuilding needing renovation in the garden.

The property is situated in a small and peaceful hamlet near to a village with services. The property is not yet habitable, having no electricity, drainage or water, though connections are very close by.

A village with most amenities is 8km away; the mediaeval village of Najac is around 6km away, and the town of Villefranche de Rouergue less than half an hour's drive.

Price: € 112.000
Including agency commission,
not including legal fees.