In the centre of the green Ardèche, at an altitude of 545 m, St Félicien is home to this large building, built in the 19th century. It still stands vigorously between its stone walls, and faces a square overflowing twice a week with a market of small organic and local producers. Its strategic location gives the building good visibility, plenty of light and a panoramic view.
Less than 1 hour 30 minutes from Lyon, this small market town maintains its amenities and rural appeal. Commerce here has forged an indestructible link with villagers and tourists alike. The local council encouraged the establishment and provided 1 terrace free of charge, as well as placing it in the ZRR zone.

The business is located on the ground floor and, more recently, on the 1st floor of the building. The business has a licence IV and offers a pleasant, well-kept setting that meets current standards, while respecting the historic soul of the place.
The new decor is very appealing, as it generates regular business, and customers are undoubtedly attracted by the quality of the regional cuisine, served and recommended by ‘Le Petit Futé’.
The establishment occupies a renovated space of 230 m², providing 2 restaurant rooms, 1 bar, 2 toilets, 1 of which complies with disabled access standards, 1 office, 1 professional kitchen, with recent equipment and its ancillary rooms, including 1 cold room.
The property, set in 598 m² of land, no longer has any living space, but 2 floors provide a further 190 m² to renovate and there are more than 200 m² of outbuildings (cellars and attics), plus a garden.
The operator has the option of creating 1 or 2 flats from the rooms in the former hotel, to choose from, invest in, and accommodate his family, guests or staff.

The walls of this business offer more than just a fine working tool; they are also bursting with potential.

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices in 2021 (including subscription): €2,796.