Renovated 19th-Century Farmhouse with 11 Hectares of Natural Land in the Drôme

Nestled in the heart of the hilly Drôme region, this former 19th-century farmhouse?completely renovated in 1995?offers approximately 182 m² of living space across two levels, with nearly 11 hectares of adjoining land consisting of woods, walnut trees, Douglas firs, and meadows.

The ground floor opens onto a foyer with, on one side, a kitchen bathed in natural light, warmed by a fireplace insert, and opening generously onto two sunny terraces. On the other side is a spacious dining room and a cozy, generously proportioned living room.
Upstairs, the sleeping area features four cozy bedrooms with hardwood floors, as well as a functional bathroom. The windows, fitted with double-glazed wooden frames installed in 2009, ensure optimal insulation, complemented by gentle thermal comfort provided by a low-temperature oil-fired underfloor heating system.

Outside, the vast grounds offer an enchanting setting where nature reigns supreme. A covered terrace is perfect for summer lunches sheltered from the sun, while a locked garage and numerous outbuildings?including a cellar, storage spaces, a lean-to, and an annex?round out the property’s features. An authentic stone bread oven is just waiting for a passionate renovation to restore it to its former glory.

A subtle blend of rural heritage and comfort, this charming property captivates with its exceptional renovation potential, particularly thanks to its 80 m² of attic space on the top floor that can still be converted.