Located in a peaceful and green environment in Brenles (commune of Lucens), a charming Vaudois commune near Lausanne, this authentic farm dating back to 1837 offers a rare opportunity to create a character-filled real estate project in a privileged natural setting. Situated on a plot of 3'455 m², the property benefits from a calm, open and pleasant environment, while remaining easily accessible from amenities and main communication axes. With a built volume of approximately 5'129 m and a ground surface of 1'130 m², this farm offers generous spaces and numerous possibilities for valorization. Entirely to be renovated, it constitutes an ideal basis for imagining a tailored project, whether it be an exceptional family residence, a rental project or the creation of several character-filled dwellings. The original architectural elements, the significant wooden structures, the traditional facades and the vast interior spaces confer a unique identity to this property. They allow for a renovation that harmoniously blends the charm of the old, authentic materials and contemporary comfort. The property already benefits from a building permit for the realization of a hotel project, constituting a concrete and interesting basis for future buyers. Furthermore, the expected evolution of communal regulations could offer additional perspectives in terms of creating dwellings and further strengthen the development potential of the site. This property will seduce lovers of old buildings, families wishing to create an uncommon living space as well as investors looking for a unique real estate project, in a commune appreciated for its tranquility and quality of life. A rare opportunity to give new life to a historic farm and offer it a new destination, between heritage, nature and potential for valorization. We are at your disposal to organize a visit and allow you to discover on site all the possibilities that this property offers.

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