Here is a remarkable stone building from the eighteenth century, with more than 300m²/ 3229 sq. ft., built on a 8000m²/ nearly 2 acre plot of land.
The floor plan of the farmhouse is currently divided into two parts which makes for two separate apartments. Each has a separate entrance, kitchen, large outdoor courtyard in front of the ground floor, and access to a covered terrace on the upper level.

The first apartment overlooks a courtyard landscaped with two hundred year old plane trees. It features: a living room heated by a wood burning stove; a kitchenette, and a half bath on the first floor. Upstairs, there are 2 bedrooms and a shower room. An old barn with more than 150m ²/ 1614 sq. ft. (ideal for storing equipment, holding festive and special events, amongst other possibilities) is adjacent to this part of the building.
A  60 m²/ 645 sq. ft. stone workshop, on the ground floor is connected to the second apartment through an interior staircase.

The second apartment, embellished by a lovely shaded terrace, includes: a living room, heated by an open stone fireplace, a mezzanine loft overlooking the living room, a kitchen and dining area, a laundry room and shower, 2 spacious bedrooms, and a full bathroom.
There are also several annexes for storage including: 2 sheds, 1 barn, 1 pavilion, and 2 enclosed garages. Put together all of these equate to more than 500m²/ 5381 sq. ft. of building space. The water from the private canal, which tranquilly runs through the border of this group of buildings, adds to the pastoral atmosphere.
This historical farmhouse has a borehole and is connected to the city water source. The property is connected to a septic tank and is in accordance with the standards in effect. There is also a natural quarry with agricultural use.

The building has been very well-maintained structurally-speaking (the frame and roof are in good condition), but would greatly benefit from some updates in interior design (such as the bathrooms and kitchen).

Surfaces, Numerous Rooms, Multiple Landings, Presence of Water, an Enormous and Unique Property

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