Typical quercynoise farmhouse to restore. House, pigeonnier tower, barn, bread oven, workshop-garage as a recent extension, sheepfold converted into a small comfortable dwelling. Enclosed courtyard on the front, ground of about 2,5 acres.

Sheepfold :
The small sheepfold of about 6 x 4m has been totally converted and comfortably fitted on its two levels to be perfectly liveable for two people during the restoration of the others buildings :
Lower level :
Living room with a kitchen corner, small technical corner.
Upper level :
Bedroom and shower room with toilets.
Rebuilt roofing with old tiles and insulation, copper gutters, double glazing in oak frames, electric heating.

Main former dwelling :
about 10 x 6m, to be totally restored on three possible levels.
The dwelling level was laying at the top of the old stair made of stone. The room has still its inglenook and its old sink made of stone.

Barn :
about 10 x 6m, to be restored, convertible on the two existing levels with a possibility of mezzanine under the roof.

Pigeonnier tower :
about 2 x 2m, rebuilt slate roof and copper gutters.
Its intermediate location between the farmhouse and the barn is ideal for a distribution staircase.

Bread oven :
about 3 x 2,5m, rebuilt roofing with old tiles, suitable for conversion on two levels. At the lower level is the door of the vaulted oven of about 2m in diameter.

Workshop/garage :
about 80m² at the extremity of the barn and closing the front courtyard, with stairs leading to the top making a terrace in front the carter door of the upper level of the barn. Water and electricity.

Behind the buildings, a terrace made of wood on breeze blocks works is laying around a 5m in diameter Zodiac pool and shelters its filtration unit.

The outer wall along the façade of the property has been rebuilt for a main part, a part remains to be covered with stone on the external side and roughcast inside.
A wrought iron gate opens onto a suitable access to the sheepfold and the back of the buildings.
A normalized septic tank has been recently installed with pending pipes, as also a rain water draining network.
New water inlet.
New electricity buried inlet with a new distributing box.

At the edge of a little hamlet in the Bouriane. 5mn from local shops. 10mn from all amenities. 10mn from A20. 45mn from Brive-Cressensac airport.