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Exterior of an old stone farmhouse and agricultural outbuildings in rural Burgundy, France, with weathered rendered walls, traditional red clay-tiled roofs, overgrown grass and a low stone boundary wall beneath a dramatic blue and cloudy sky.

This House is €150k

€150,000

An 18th-century stone farmhouse with 2.4 hectares and remarkable renovation potential in Southern Burgundy

An 18th-century stone farmhouse near Charolles in Southern Burgundy, offering approximately 205m² of living space set within 2.4 hectares of land. The property includes four bedrooms, generous original rooms, period tiled floors, fireplaces and exposed beams, alongside substantial outbuildings including barns, stables and an attached dependency.


There is considerable potential here, but this is very much a renovation project rather than a cosmetic update. Beyond the appealing €150,000 purchase price, prospective buyers would need to assess the condition and likely cost of the structure, roof, heating, electrics, plumbing, sanitation, insulation and windows, as well as the ongoing needs of the land and extensive outbuildings.


It is a wonderful example of why the asking price of an old French property tells only part of the story and why understanding the real project budget before falling in love with the possibilities matters just as much as the purchase price.

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