Lozère is the least populated department in France, a highland land of silence, space, and natural majesty. It’s a paradise for walkers, nature lovers, and those seeking complete tranquillity.

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Mende, the capital, is a compact and handsome town set in the Lot valley. Florac, Marvejols, and Saint-Chély-d’Apcher are small towns with local charm, set amidst forests, rivers, and rocky plateaus.

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The landscapes are stunning: Gorges du Tarn, the Aubrac Plateau, and the Cévennes mountains provide endless space for hiking, star-gazing, and solitude. Traditional life and transhumance are still very present.

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Property includes stone farmhouses, remote cottages, and village homes, often with land and open views. Prices are low, the air is clean, and life is wonderfully slow.