• Bedrooms: 1
• Rural
• Village
• Terrace

• Condition - Restored / Habitable
• Drainage - Mains
• Water - Mains
• Electricity - Mains

This traditional stone property is spread over three storeys.The partially restored area consists of an open plan kitchen/living room with access to a covered terrace on one side and the garden on the other. A staircase leads to a mezzanine bedroom and there is also a basic bathroom. The terrace overlooks the village church and has striking views towards the River Tarn. There are 3 cellars of varying sizes, the largest of which is vaulted. The garden area is small but catches the afternoon and evening sun. The main living area (currently in need of restoration) is accessed via the external stone stairway on the front of the property. It consists of a large traditional kitchen with original fireplace; a sitting room; stairs to a spacious loft room. The house is located in Montjaux, an attractive village in the south of the Averyron with beautiful views. The village has a restaurant, a shop and a Romanesque church. Rodez airport is 1hr 15 mins by car and Montpellier is 1hr 45 mins. The nearest towns are Millau and St. Affrique both of which have a wide range of amenities. The surrounding area is good for cycling, walking and cultural festivals. Water sports can be enjoyed both on the River Tarn and at nearby lakes.


Floor size:

Partially restored area = approx. 53 square metres,
Unrestored area = approx. 118 square metres,
Cellars = 87 square metres.