No longer on the market
No longer on the market since 7 Nov 2026
Aveyron, Occitanie, France
Stone farmhouse and gîte in rolling green hills
- Bedrooms
- 6
- Bathrooms
- 3
- Living area
- 291 m² / 3,132 ft²
- Land
- 1,136 m² / 12,228 ft²
- Price per m²
- €704 / m²
- Type
- Farmhouse / country house
CHRIS'S NOTESThree things I like
- A stone house from 1792 with a separate 50 m² gîte.
- Room for a second gîte alongside it.
- A garden on 1,136 m², and Rodez is about 50 minutes away.
The trade-off
Energy class E (estimated €2,410 to €3,300 a year), and the second gîte still has to be fitted out. The agent's page now redirects to a search page, so check it's still for sale.
About this home
Occitanie · France
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About €867 a month
€10,408 a year, before any mortgage
€9 × 291 m², minimum €300. French average about €865 for a flat and €1,090 for a house (2025); usually includes the waste charge
Same as the taxe foncière estimate (€2,619). Second homes only; average about €1,125 (2024). 1,666 towns add a surcharge of 5% to 60% (2026)
€370 fixed estimate
€24 × 200 m², capped at 200 m². Electricity, heating, water and rubbish; a holiday home keeps paying standing charges, so the same figure applies. Internet not included. A rough guide, change it to your own.
All figures are estimates. Check them with the agent or notary before you buy.
Sources and how we calculate
- Taxe foncière (property tax) · 28 Oct 2026. €9 × 291 m², minimum €300. French average about €865 for a flat and €1,090 for a house (2025); usually includes the waste charge
- Taxe d’habitation (second-home tax) · 28 Oct 2026. Same as the taxe foncière estimate (€2,619). Second homes only; average about €1,125 (2024). 1,666 towns add a surcharge of 5% to 60% (2026)
- Home insurance · 28 Oct 2026. €370 fixed estimate
- Utilities · 28 Oct 2026. €24 × 200 m², capped at 200 m². Electricity, heating, water and rubbish; a holiday home keeps paying standing charges, so the same figure applies. Internet not included. A rough guide, change it to your own.