This beautiful stud farm is located on 24 acres of land and is fully fenced. The buildings are built around a courtyard and include a large barn made of local stone and small tiles. This barn has been skillfully converted into a stable with 16 stalls, which are equipped with opening gables, removable feeders and antifreeze water troughs. The stalls are secured with special head locks designed specifically for horses, making feeding them easy and safe.

There is also a room currently used as a tack room and is equipped with a sink and hot water tank. Outside there is a platform with a shower specifically for the horses. Next to the stables there is a covered area with a concrete floor and a central motorization, where eight people can use a walker. The stud also has a quarry with an area of 75 meters by 45 meters, which is surrounded by wooden rails. The stud's grounds are largely surrounded by wooden rails and electrical wire, creating paddocks and pastures. Water is distributed here. The stud's grounds are largely surrounded by wooden rails and electrical wire, creating paddocks and pastures. Water is distributed here.

The house on the property is a beautiful Bourbonnaise home built with local stone and small tiles. On the first floor there is an entrance hall, an American kitchen open to the dining room, a vaulted utility room, a spacious living room with a fireplace and a bedroom with a shower room. There is also a separate toilet on the first floor.

Upstairs there is a landing with a fireplace, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a large bedroom with a fireplace and a shower room. The house is heated with oil. In addition, there is a summer area with a built-in pool and a terrace. The whole house has been tastefully renovated with beautiful materials and has beautiful fireplaces. The rooms are spacious and bright, and there really is nothing to fault with this charming property. You will be immediately impressed.

The stables are very well designed and the pastures offer stunning views. This is a truly beautiful property that still offers possibilities in the as-yet uninstalled outbuildings of local stone and small tiles.