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Saint-André-de-Najac

Former farmhouse with inner courtyard, artist workshops, gallery/shop and more than 3 hectares of land

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This former farmhouse is located between the villages of Laguépie and Saint-André-de-Najac, in a peaceful yet easily accessible setting. The property benefits from many authentic features and impressive volumes.

The property consists of a main house, a pottery workshop, a large gallery/shop of more than 120 m², a painting studio, a woodworking workshop, an open barn, a large garden adjoining the buildings and a large meadow nearby. In addition, several woodland plots are located about 1 km from the house.

The inner courtyard is closed by a large wooden gate, giving the property a great deal of charm and privacy.
The main house
On the ground floor there is a bathroom with bathtub, washbasins and WC, as well as three spacious cellars.
A beautiful exterior stone staircase leads to the first floor where the living area is located. Here you will find a living room with wooden flooring, a wood-burning stove and an old souillarde where the kitchen has been installed. This level also includes a first bedroom with custom-made wooden wardrobes and a second large bedroom.
The attic is spacious with high ceilings and could be converted if desired.
The main house benefits from double glazing throughout, insulation via the cellars, a reversible heat pump and a wood-burning stove.
In the inner courtyard there is also a rainwater well and a large water tank of approximately 25 m³.

The workshops
The property includes a spacious pottery workshop of about 40 m² with a wood-burning stove. This workshop opens onto the courtyard at the front and connects at the rear to the painting studio of 23 m², which benefits from many windows bringing in beautiful natural light.
There is also a woodworking workshop of about 35 m², which communicates with the shop/gallery space located in the inner courtyard.

The gallery / shop space
The former barn has been converted into an exhibition gallery with a concrete floor. The first exhibition space measures approximately 60 m², followed by a second area of 29 m².
A stone staircase leads to the upper floor where a similar surface area is divided into three separate spaces.

The open barn
The open barn is currently used as a storage area.

The garden and land
Behind the buildings is a large enclosed garden with a vegetable garden, a garden shed and a small pond. The garden includes several olive trees as well as some fruit trees.
Close to the house there is also a large meadow with a small shed used for storing firewood.
This is a rare property offering authentic character and many possibilities. The various workshops and the generous gallery space make it suitable for a wide range of artistic, craft or professional projects.