This charming 19th-century stone house, near St Agrève, is surprisingly spacious, offering unrivalled privacy, a friendly atmosphere with the flavour of a carefree past and boundless creativity.
It stands alone on the southern slope of a hill, at an altitude of 875 m, free from any nuisance, sheltered from the wind by an enveloping natural environment with water as far as the eye can see. The communal road leads up to the house, its grounds of more than a hectare, dotted with clearings and a few woods, freely gathered around it. A double workshop of almost 90 m2, dedicated to creation, stands on a former ruin, while a garage, 1 shed and 1 woodshed help to make the house useful. 1 balcony, terraces and patios independently link the house to its exteriors, as it embraces the slope, opening up its 2 levels to the garden level.
The property offers 365 m2 of floor space, with unrestricted circulation, its open spaces providing 211 m2 of living space and suggesting more than 3 bedrooms, in an unusual journey to discover the works of the artist that bring them to life, as well as 146 m2 of ancillary areas. Time has stood still, with no attempt to divide up the space beneath these solid structures. The generous kitchen is still home to the old-fashioned stove, and an airlock protects the entrance to the living room, where the curtain is drawn to reveal 1 bedroom, next to 1 shower room, while the other alcove awaits your inspiration. Upstairs, 1 bedroom opens onto 1 room, all of which slide outside, then 1 bathroom that also opens onto a large
The height of the room makes it clear that it comes from the old barn and that it could offer more.

ENERGY CLASS: E/ CLIMATE CLASS: E/ Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices (including subscription): between €4,780 and €6,530 per year.