In the village of Cros-de-Montvert, in Cantal, approximately 30 minutes from Aurillac and less than 15 minutes from Laroquebrou and Pleaux, this 82 square metre period property has been largely renovated, combining character with a distinctly ecological approach. The environmental commitment is evident at every level: wood wool insulation, walls finished with lime and clay, dry toilets with the option to connect to mains sewerage if needed, wastewater treatment via phytoremediation, and heating provided by a thermal mass cooker. This approach is complemented by genuine character, with exposed brickwork and stone blended with wood and metal in a style that is both traditional and industrial. The living space, accessible from outside, includes an open-plan kitchen. Its 44 square metres are organised around the wood-fired thermal mass cooker that provides heating for the entire house. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms, a bathroom with bathtub and dry toilets, as well as a mezzanine area that can be converted into an office, playroom, or additional bedroom. The basement offers a utility room that could be adapted as a summer kitchen, dry toilets, an additional bedroom not currently included in the habitable surface area, and a cellar. Outside, the 643 square metre plot features numerous fruit trees, including grapevines, redcurrants, kiwis and pears, a well, a 3,000-litre underground water tank, and a workshop of approximately 56 square metres. Please contact me to arrange a viewing and discover this property for yourself.