Rhone Alps, Drôme, St-Christophe-et-le-Laris, France

A43743MKF26 - In the heart of the Drôme des Collines, set within a preserved natural environment, this exceptional property with its adjoining guest house, located just 10 minutes from the Palais Idéal du Facteur Cheval, perfectly embodies refined country living. Sheltered from any disturbance, this authentic farmhouse dating back to 1905 has undergone a remarkable renovation, enhancing its original character with high-quality contemporary features.
Set on more than 4 hectares, the estate offers a rare setting where every space has been designed to combine comfort, serenity, and aesthetic appeal. The main house, with a surface area of 162 m², comprises a spacious and bright living area featuring a 27 m² dining room, a 20 m² lounge, an open-plan kitchen, as well as a utility room, an office, a shower room, and separate toilets.
Upstairs, the sleeping area offers three peaceful bedrooms along with an elegant bathroom finished with bangkirai wood flooring. The approximately 60 m² attic space provides rare development potential, allowing for additional bedrooms or a leisure area.
The adjoining 84 m² guest house completes the ensemble harmoniously.
Outside, the property reveals its full charm: a 2,000 m² pond, featuring a small island, blends seamlessly into the landscaped grounds bordered by an orchard. The enclosed grounds of around 2 hectares ensure privacy and security. A former sheep barn currently housing livestock offers strong development potential and can easily be converted into stables for two to three horses.
A large 130 m² two-level garage, equipped with three sectional doors, completes the property. Its independently accessible upper floor opens the door to multiple uses: workshop, professional space, or storage.
Designed with a focus on excellence and self-sufficiency, the property benefits from natural water sources (springs and a borehole), outstanding energy performance (rated A), and modern technical equipment: reversible heat pump with underfloor heating, wood-burning boiler stove, and solar panels.
An additional one-hectare non-adjoining woodland plot further enhances this rare offering.
Finally, a traditional bread oven and a vaulted stone cellar made of river pebbles—ideal for preserving fruits, vegetables, and wine—highlight the authenticity and heritage of the property, giving it a truly unique and timeless character.
Main house: 164 m²
Ground floor
• Living room: 20 m²
• Dining room: 27 m²
• Semi-open kitchen
First floor
• 3 bedrooms
• 1 bathroom
Second floor
• Convertible attic space: 60 m²

Guest house (gîte)
Ground floor
• Terrace: 10 m²
• Dining room: 22 m²
• Kitchen
• Bathroom with WC
First floor
• 1 bedroom with balcony
• 1 living room
• 1 bathroom with WC
• 1 second bedroom