LACAUNE, Midi-Pyrénées, Address available on request

A farm and its outbuildings in ruins, as well as 2 5 hectares of pastures and woods, in the Tarn department, not far from Lacaune. Less than 5 kilometres from the village of Viane, the hamlet includes three dwellings, as well as a farm and its outbuildings, which cover the majority of the property to the east. Oriented east to west, the three-storey main building with stone masonry façades - first built in 1664 and then renovated in the 19th century - faces a grassy courtyard. 
The country road runs alongside the property and leads to fields and a spring. Facing the courtyard are a storage facility and a bakehouse, while a couple of granite steps descend to a sheepfold and a pigsty, both shaded by an ancient walnut tree. To the north, above the storage building, via a separate entrance, other farm buildings, perched on a hillside, face south, while an ancient tomb niche is located to the west of a former vegetable garden. In addition, a large field flanks the property on one side.