Languedoc Roussillon Farmhouses
These traditional houses are originally based on the model of the French farmhouse, strictly speaking, the house of the farmer, in Languedoc Roussillon the main farming activity has always been cattle breeding.
Due to this cost-effective and simple process, the Languedoc Roussillon farmhouse is built with local materials. These properties often boast gorgeous views over the Pyrenees, the
Massif Central mountains or the Mediterranean, a must-see.
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The house can be built in L or U shape. Foundations are made up of stone, the upper section of the walls (Granite) and the beams being made of wood (often fir tree).
The attic was generally used as a drying place, but is ideal if you plan to convert it into a large room / bedroom.
The roof is gently sloping but in some areas can vary, depending on the will of the original owner. The roof structure is made of wood, it is upheld by the front façade walls. These houses often have a
pigeonnierattached or detached.
Top Tip!
The Languedoc Roussillon region is ideal since located close to the medditerranean and easy to access. Its southern part is located next to Spain and Midi Pyrenees, gorgeous south of France areas you cannot avoid if looking for a sunny weather and pleasure of the eyes and the palate.
A farmhouse in Languedoc or the south of France in particular is ideal to visit the area and discover the traditional way people live in the region.
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