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Very rare, to discover in the town of Saint-Etienne-Les-Orgues, at the foot of the mountain of Lure, old farm of 115m2 facing south, on a plot of 1100 m2 with a source with well and a shelter car + adjoining land of 1025 m2 building with independent access, offering the possibility of selling or building it. The house is made up Ground floor: Entrance, living-dining room, large kitchen opening onto a covered terrace, 2 bedrooms, 1 with shower room and WC 1st floor: 1 large attic bedroom Basement: Laundry room, bathroom, WC More in exterior access, 1 independent room with shower room WC that can be converted into a studio, ideal for seasonal rental. At the heart of nature, while being 5 minutes walk from the village which offers all the amenities, shops, swimming pool and health professionals. Nature lovers, contact me I will be happy to help you discover this haven of peace !!! Fees charged to seller Commercial agent With a rich mining and industrial past, the City of Art and History of Saint-Étienne has preserved an important heritage, notably from the 19th and 20th centuries. The famous Jean-Jaurès square, decorated with a charming bandstand and lined with beautiful buildings such as the cathedral, the town hall and the Prefecture, the lively pedestrian shopping streets of the Saint-Jacques district, the picturesque Place du Peuple square, as well as the numerous museums of the city are just some of the places to be discovered. The remarkable Modern Art museum - with more than 15 000 works! - houses one of the largest modern and contemporary art collections in France. Dominated by the silhouette of a pit-head frame and surrounded by two slag heaps, the mine museum, on the site of Couriot mine shaft, takes visitors on a tour of a former mine through places such as the miners' changing room, the lamp room, underground galleries, the extraction room and power room. Not to be missed either, the Museum of Art and Industry, and the Musée du Vieux Saint-Etienne local history museum. Every other year in November is held the International Design Biennale, an event dedicated to the world of design and related professions. Walkers will love the peaceful and unspoiled nature surrounding the town, particularly the nearby Loire gorges and Pilat mountain area. Labeled City of Art and History, Saint-Étienne is an important town of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes located in the department of Loire. The second largest city in terms of population, it is about sixty kilometers from Lyon and fifty kilometers from Vienna. Set in the Furan Valley, Saint-Étienne is located at the gateway to the Parc Naturel Régional du Pilat. Occupied since antiquity, the territory of Saint-Étienne experienced a real development during the Middle Ages, under the name of Saint-Étienne-de-Furan. Dangerously ravaged by the wars of Religion, the commune will have to wait until the sixteenth century to know a renewal, notably through the metallurgical industry. But it was its mining from the eighteenth century, and until the twentieth century, which made the reputation of the city in the rest of the country. City of football par excellence, Saint-Étienne is known internationally thanks to its team, nicknamed the Greens, which knew its hour of glory in the years 1970-1980. Always on top, she continues to make the commune radiate. It is also for its architectural heritage dating mainly from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries that Saint-Étienne attracts every year many visitors. To receive more information about this property and to be put in touch directly with our local agent, Nicolas Du Rosier, please fill in the form below.