Coniferous Forest, 77 ha in Lozère, Massif Central

Located at Peyre en Aubrac in Lozère, this 77-hectare (190-acre) forest forms a cohesive forestry holding in an active timber region. The woodland is predominantly composed of growing conifers: Scots pine (62.6%) and Norway spruce (35.1%), with an estimated standing timber volume of approximately 4,982 m³.

The tree populations display diameters between 20 and 35 cm, indicating medium-term harvesting potential. Established on deep, well-drained granite soil, these woodlands benefit from a favourable mountain climate. Forest access roads are operational and suitable for forestry machinery. The woodland is in satisfactory health.

The estate offers hunting interest with regular populations of large game (wild boar, roe deer and red deer). Driven shoots can be conducted in good conditions. This forest benefits from the tax advantages associated with forestry ownership, particularly regarding wealth tax exemptions and inheritance planning.