Pargues, Ardennes 10210

A small renovated farm and its convertible outbuildings, between Troyes and Tonnerre in the Aube department. Located on the village's main road, the property is enclosed by a low stone wall topped with a wrought-iron fence and includes several farm buildings arranged around a central courtyard. With two floors, the house's hipped roof is topped with small, flat Burgundy tiles, while its four faades, adorned with ashlar stone quoins and window/door surrounds, were recently renovated and pointed according to the local tradition of flush joints, while the wooden doors and window frames are painted a pale blue and safeguarded with oak shutters. Completely and meticulously renovated as a holiday cottage for up to eight people, the house could also become a family home once again. The agricultural buildings, all adjacent, include a stable, two barns and two lean-tos, which although in need of renovation, represent a strong potential. Neighbouring the courtyard, a former cowshed, which is currently used as a garage, gives directly onto the street and could be restored as an independent holiday cottage. In addition, the property also includes a vaulted cellar. Around the buildings, lawns scattered with flowers and trees provide breath-taking views of the surrounding nature.