At the heart of an estate of approximately 50 hectares, the property is set within a landscape of rolling hills and typical southern Ardèche vegetation, offering open views and a high level of privacy. Its elevated position provides an extended panorama with no direct overlooking. Located within easy reach of renowned natural and heritage sites, the setting is suitable both for private use and for a hospitality business, with convenient access while remaining away from busy roads.
The 18th-century stone farmhouse offers around 900 sqm of living space. It comprises a private area of approximately 180 sqm and five independent guest units of varying sizes, accommodating up to around fifty people. The layout allows for immediate operation, including a professional kitchen. Water supply is provided by a natural spring, supplemented by a borehole and a rainwater collection system, with the option to connect to the mains water network. Sanitation is individual, via a septic tank currently in working order but requiring compliance with current regulations. A gas boiler and solar panels supply hot water and heat the private area. In addition, approximately 300 sqm of outbuildings include several structures for various uses, some of which remain to be completed or further developed. Outside, an 8 x 15 metre swimming pool with a large terrace enjoys panoramic views over the surrounding hills. Various annexes complete the property, including technical areas, storage spaces and facilities related to the current operation.
Our opinion: the property offers a well-established setup for a hospitality activity, with significant capacity and existing infrastructure. The balance between private living space and independent accommodation allows for flexible use. The outbuildings and additional areas provide further potential for development or enhancement, within a natural environment that is a key asset for the long-term viability of the project.