In the heart of the hamlet of Le Sapey, between Le Châble and Bruson, this barn-stable, built in 1808, as evidenced by its lintel engraved with “JBG 1808”, is one of the best-preserved examples of the hamlet’s built heritage.
Its cross-braced logs rest on a masonry foundation; its stone-slab roof has been maintained, with the rafters replaced; its south gallery, lined with beehive-shaped niches, is sheltered beneath the eaves. Inside, the space measures approximately 620 m³ across two to three levels, featuring exposed timber framing and sound floors; it is currently used as a storage shed. The downstream section, built on stilts, provides a covered entrance; a grassy area and the former chicken coop complete the 393 m² lot, located in the village zone.
Listed in the built heritage inventory for its architectural qualities and overall value, the barn retains its original function: a storage space, workshop, or warehouse of a rarity that is increasingly hard to find. Any alterations would be subject to municipal permits and must respect the building’s character.
A property for heritage enthusiasts, the kind that are no longer built.
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| Number of pieces : | - |
| Number of rooms : | - |
| Number of bathrooms : | - |
| Living space (m²) : | 130 |
| Balcony space (m²) : | - |
| Terrace space (m²) : | - |
| Garden space (m²) : | 285 |
| Year of construction : | 1808 |
| Indoor park(s) : | - |
| Outdoor park(s) : | - |
| State : | - |
| Sight : | Mountains, Alps |
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