Description

This superb manor house, whose origins date back to the 14th century, offers approximately 304 m² of living space, meticulously restored with high-quality materials. Bright and harmonious, it combines old-world charm with modern comfort.

Garden level:
A beautiful entrance with a central stone staircase leads to:
A 24 m² living room with a “cantou” fireplace and an old stone floor;
A small 21 m² living room opening directly onto the garden, also decorated with stones from Occitanie;
A bright living room of 36 m², oak parquet flooring and decorative (non-functional) fireplace;
A 34 m² kitchen/dining room, fitted and equipped, with a large fireplace and stove, opening onto the garden; A 17 m² office/laundry room with a fireplace and a shower room.

First floor:
Three beautiful, spacious and bright bedrooms:

A 25 m² suite with white marble fireplace and private bathroom (21 m²: walk-in shower, whirlpool bath, double sink);
A 30 m² bedroom with shower room and wardrobe;
A third bedroom of 20 sq m with an en-suite shower room and fireplace, which can be made independent via a second wooden staircase. A large study/library of 34 sq m with an antique fireplace and a central dressing room completes this floor. Beautiful varnished oak parquet floors and ample storage.

Attic :
Two small bedrooms (10 and 11 m²) in need of renovation, as well as two convertible attics of 58 m² and 71 m², offering considerable potential for expansion.

The house has four independent entrances.

Dependencies:
A charming 9 m² “barn” used as a workshop and technical room;
A large adjoining barn to be converted (approximately 2 x 80 m²);
A covered carport (25 m²).

Exteriors:
The whole property is nestled in a magnificent enclosed park of 9,775 m², surrounded by dry stone walls and planted with various species, including several century-old trees. Two rainwater cisterns (25 and 26 m³) supply, among other things, two fountains.

Comfort and amenities:
Central heating with pellet boiler (eight rooms);
Electric radiators in two other rooms;
Jötul wood stove, two cantous and three functional fireplaces;
Double-glazed wooden window frames and good thermal insulation. Communal sanitation.

Location :
Located in a vibrant village within the Causses du Quercy Regional Natural Park, near Figeac (Lot), the property benefits from excellent accessibility: SNCF train station, A20 motorway entrance 25 km away, Brive airport (45 min) and Toulouse airport (1 hr 45 min). Fibre and 4G connections are available.

Room: 9
Bedroom: 3
Size: 304 m²
Land size: 9775 m²
Number of Bedrooms: 3
Number of rooms: 9
Number of levels: 2
Number of garage: 1
Year of built: 1900