Main House – Approx. 180 m² Built from local stone and roofed with natural slate, the house displays all the charm of the era, with exposed beams, spacious rooms and a traditional cantou fireplace. Ground Floor: • Spacious 56 m² sitting room with cantou fireplace and wood-burning stove • Separate kitchen of nearly 16 m² • Utility room with WC • Former blacksmith’s workshop converted into a delightful 26 m² living space First Floor: • Landing • Bathroom (8 m²) • Large bedroom (26 m²) Second Floor (Attic Level): • Landing • Bathroom (6 m²) • Bedroom (20 m²) Heating via electric radiators, supplemented by a wood stove in the living room. Hot water provided by bottled-gas water heater. Insulated walls and roof – wooden double-glazed windows. The Bakehouse – Approx. 30 m² This charming, detached building retains its original, fully functioning bread oven and provides additional self-contained accommodation – perfect for welcoming guests or for a small holiday let. Ground Floor: • 14 m² living area with bread oven and access to a south-facing terrace • Shower room First Floor: • Attic bedroom (over 13 m²) Electric heating, independent water heater and single-flow ventilation system. Outbuildings • Attached to the main house, a barn of around 180 m² (weatherproof and enclosed), accessible both from outside via the original door and internally from the second floor of the main house • Beneath the barn, a cowshed of approx. 100 m², also accessible from the house and via internal stairs • Independent 50 m² open barn (timber frame, steel roofing) These generous spaces offer numerous possibilities for conversion, workshops or storage. Additional Information • The roofs of the barn and part of the main house were replaced between 2004 and 2006, and the bakehouse roof in 2017 – all in natural Spanish slate. Some original Travassac slates remain on the main house; one roof section features fibre-cement slates which may contain asbestos. • Individual drainage system compliant except for the ventilation duct diameter (100 mm, not to current standard). • Insulation and heating could be further improved. Highlights • Character property built in stone and slate • Period features including traditional cantou fireplace • Over 500 m² of total built area • Independent bakehouse ideal for guests, family or tourism project • Numerous outbuildings (barn, cowshed, shed) • Peaceful, rural setting with mature trees and grounds of nearly 4,600 m² • Tremendous potential for family living, hospitality or artisan use Local Amenities • Nursery and primary school within the village • Full range of shops and services between 9 and 12 km away A rare opportunity to acquire a property of great character and history, offering charm, space and exceptional potential in a tranquil countryside setting.