Barnes Mont Blanc Samoëns Farmhouse From 1840 On Buildable Land Of 1900 M²

Barnes Mont-Blanc is pleased to present this authentic farmhouse dating from 1840, ideally situated in the Bérouze district of Samoëns, facing the majestic Criou.

The property historically comprises four flats, two large barns and a cowshed. On the land, you will also find a large mazot, a small mazot, and an outdoor shelter used for storing wood and various equipment.

A right of way allows the neighbour to access their property by walking alongside the existing farmhouse.

The plot covers a total area of 4,363 m², of which 1,900 m² is situated in a UA building zone, according to the Local Urban Development Plan (PLU). This buildable area is currently wooded and damp, due to the presence of several springs. Furthermore, an area near the Lachat stream is classified as non-building land due to its proximity to the watercourse.

As part of a farm renovation project, a 680 m² building plot situated at the rear of the property, with direct access from the main road, offers the possibility of a separate sale to help finance the project.

A shuttle bus stop just 50 metres away provides easy access to the village centre and the ski lifts.

This property offers significant potential, whether for a heritage renovation project or for a new build making use of the available building plot.

Buyers’ fees: 5%

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Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/