Une Ancienne Bergerie, Trois Habitations , 9 Hectares De Nature

At the end of a beautiful road in the heart of nature lies a fully restored old shepherd’s house of 403 m² on 9 hectares of land, in a completely preserved environment.

Situated at 796 meters altitude, surrounded by lavender fields and woods, the property is perfectly peaceful. Here, you truly feel elsewhere.

The house has been restored while preserving its character, with stone, old doors, original floors, and spacious rooms.

It currently consists of three dwellings, two of which can be easily combined. This is an interesting layout for a large family, for hosting guests, or for maintaining several independent spaces.

Outside, there is a tiled and heated swimming pool measuring 7 × 5 meters, with a summer kitchen, fully enjoying the view of nature.

There is also a remarkable 42 m² vaulted cellar, fully equipped with wine racks and a large table for entertaining. A genuine extra room and certainly one of the most surprising spots in the house.

The property also includes a 90 m² garage with motorized doors and a stable that can accommodate four horses.

For practicality, it is supplied with town water but also has a spring, along with a 15,000-liter rainwater collection system.

For comfort, the thick stone walls have been preserved, with some parts insulated from the inside. The roof is insulated, and the windows are double-glazed. Heating is provided by electric radiators, supplemented by a pellet stove and a wood-burning fireplace insert.

30 m² of photovoltaic panels complete the setup.

Truffle oak trees.

More unusually, there is occasional authorization for ULM (ultralight aircraft) landings on the property.

Fiber optic internet is currently arriving about 400 meters away.

”9 hectares, lavender, woods, no immediate neighbors, and silence punctuated by birdsong. And for those who know the good spots, there are whispers of mushroom and truffle picking...”

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