Type: Residential, 3 Terraces all with a view.
No overlooking views

Bedrooms:
3
Bath/ Shower Rooms:
2
Habitable Size:
110 m²
Land Size:
607 m²
Highlights
PANORAMIC VIEW of the valley
CHARACTER PROPERTY
CHARMING PROTECTED VILLAGE
THE WHOLE VALLEY IS PROTECTED BY UNESCO
Features
Broadband Internet
Character / Period Features
Electric Heating
Fireplace(s)
Furnished
Mains Electricity
Mains Water
Off-Street Parking
Outbuilding(s)
Outdoor Kitchen / BBQ
Rental / Gîte Potential
Roof Terrace(s)
Septic Tank / Microstation
Stone
3 Terrace(s) / Patio(s)

Property Description

Summary
Exceptionnal property with breathtaking views over the whole valley named la dourbie.

The house is exceptional due to its view, the beautiful village where it is located, but also because all the buildings on this property were built on the mountainside. Some rooms, like the kitchen, have exposed rock. The bedrooms have vaulted ceilings. The living room has exposed stone walls. There are possibilities to renovate 3 other spaces to create additional rooms.

This unique property has kept all its character features

Location
in the beautiful little village named SAINT VERAN, famous for its castle and its preserved charm

Medieval castle dating back the 11th century

Access
20 mn from the railway station of Millau
90 mn from the cost

Interior
The house was built against the immense mountain. In the kitchen, at the back, it is the rock itself. There are three terraces, each with a breathtaking view. This house has the best view in the entire hamlet.

this property comprises : living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms - 2 shower rooms - WC - office - utility room- old bread oven - cellar

Exterior
plot 607 m2

Additional Details
The house is located in the hamlet of Saint Véran ( village of LA ROQUE SAINTE MARGUERITE), 20 minutes from the city of MILLAU ( Aveyron).

The city of MILLAU has 22,000 inhabitants and offers all amenities. It is the sub-prefecture of Aveyron. The house is 1 hour and 30 minutes from the sea.

This hamlet of SAINT VERAN, abandoned after WWI, was completely rebuilt stone by stone in the 1960s by enthusiasts.

All the buildings in this hamlet are made of local stone. No modern buildings disrupt this harmony.

The village is dominated by the castle of MONTCALM, which was the property of the MONTCALM family. The house is just below the castle.