Built by a royal notary in 1784, this vast residence proudly stands in the heart of a historic village located just 23 km from Clermont-Ferrand. It consists of a rectangular main building with three levels and an attic, each marked by a stone cord. The attic is illuminated by 9 oblong oculi with sculpted motifs representing trades, interlacing patterns, scallop shells, and palms. To the north, the oculi depict the 3 seasons. The south facade, spanning 9 bays, overlooks the park with its centenary trees. The north facade faces the village. Elevated on a fully vaulted garden level, it offers approximately 457 m² of living space. On the raised ground floor accessible by a double-flight stone staircase: – An entrance hall of 24.93 m² with ribbed vaults. Stunning stone staircase with a decorative wrought iron handrail; – A south-facing kitchen of 34.54 m². French ceiling. Volvic stone floor. 18th-century limestone sculpted fireplace; – A dining room of 36.52 m². Hungarian point parquet flooring with wooden pegs. 18th-century Volvic fireplace topped with a trumeau featuring a central medallion, pilasters, and Louis XVI bow; – A living room of 56.83 m² illuminated by 4 south-facing windows. Octagonal tile floor. 17th-century Volvic fireplace. French ceiling; – A south-facing office of 32.95 m². Octagonal tile floor. French ceiling. 18th-century Volvic fireplace with its Louis XV trumeau decorated with a fruit basket; – A wardrobe and a shower room with WC; – An additional entrance of 5.24 m². – Access to a 138 m² garage that opens directly onto the street; On the first floor: – An independent apartment comprising a 69.21 m² living room leading to a terrace, a kitchenette, and a shower room; – Four spacious bedrooms, a small bedroom, and a bathroom. On the second floor: four attics; On the garden level: – A vaulted workshop of 28.89 m²; – A vaulted boiler room of 28.89 m²; – A vaulted billiard room of 67 m². 4 windows and a door providing direct access to the garden and pool; – A vaulted cellar and two vaulted caves. Roofs with canal tiles, partially redone, partially old but regularly maintained. Treated framework. Double glazing on the south side. Central heating with oil using an Atlantic boiler about ten years old. Electric heating for the first-floor apartment. Due to drought, cracks have appeared on the south facade and the exterior staircase. Repairs and reinforcements have been made (staples and concrete) at a cost of approximately €20,000, covered by insurance. Connection to the mains drainage is compliant. To the east of the residence, a 27 m² shed used as a wood storage. Bathed in sunlight, the Desjoyaux pool was created in 1995. Its dimensions: 8 x 4.25. Chlorine filtration. The park gently slopes and includes a vast lawn, a terrace overlooking the valley, flower and shrub beds, a hornbeam hedge, and centenary trees including a magnificent sequoia planted in 1880, a blue cedar, and pines. An orchard consists of plum, cherry, apricot, fig, and apple trees. A Volvic gate provides access. The entire property extends over 1 ha 21 a 20 ca including buildings. Successively a residence for royal notaries, then a religious house and holiday camp, it has been patiently restored since 1969 by its current owner who has managed to restore its grandeur from the Age of Enlightenment. The price includes 5% agency fees payable by the buyer. Price excluding fees: €715,000. A video is available on Instagram: @pierrechangarnier.