Historic presbytery dating from 1744 perched high at the exit of a small village in Quercy Blanc between Lauzerte and Castelnau-Montratier and its high-end studio. This charming residence offers all the qualities of traditional buildings remarkable Quercy Blanc with many original elements and a large terrace to observe the setting sun. Four distinct living spaces allow you to consider the development of guest rooms or independence for his guests. It is in a quality environment nestled at the foot of the church and perched on the viewpoint of the village that the old presbytery dating from 1744 is located. The place has an undeniable charm and the calm is assured. As soon as you arrive near the house, you will already fall under its spell. The landscaped garden like a priest's garden cannot leave you indifferent: beautiful vegetation, terraces, a real haven of peace. This house offers authentic and historical elements. You will appreciate the three large fireplaces in the main rooms as well as the large openings, the old parquet floors, the 18th century tiled cooker where the embers were transported from the chimney allowing soups and stews to simmer.  The stone sink, a stained glass window, old doors. All these characteristics make it a rare product with preserved authenticity. The house consists of a beautiful living room of 27 m2 with fireplace, stone sink, stained glass window, a living/dining room bright 27 m2 also with large fireplace and the tiled vegetable garden opening onto the kitchen, the two rooms with direct access to the large terrace. A large bedroom with fireplace and a bathroom complete this level. In the wing with independent access, a room to transform to your taste with mezzanine. Ideal to transform into a studio or additional bedrooms. Below on the ground with openings on the west side, a large bedroom, a cellar and a storeroom with shower room and boiler room. The stone barn in the outbuilding has been completely renovated into a high-end studio in with the possibility of rental for a couple. An old stone well between the two buildings adds to the charm undeniable from the frame. A carport in the back garden completes the property.   Entrance leading to a living room/office with fireplace - good ceiling height 27m2 A large bedroom with fireplace and possibility of making a bathroom - very beautiful view 27m2   A dining room with fireplace opening onto the terrace 30m2 Kitchen 9m2 also with access to terrace 30 m2 Bathroom - 9 m2 Wing with utility room - workshop/bedroom with garden access plus mezzanine with small room.   Semi-buried cellars with two garden accesses (entrance and bedroom) - cellar with shower room separate toilet boiler room   a large bedroom with corridor 20 m2 opening onto a cellar of 15 m2   On the 4408 m2 plot there is a well renovated studio, a well and wooden car port. Heating and double glazing renovation work is to be expected. The sanitation is up to standards The roof has been completely overhauled

A 3-bedroom farmhouse with an 18th-century forge, a stone barn, and a dovecote to renovate, set in 3.6 hectares of land with beautiful views, in a quiet Quercy village, 10 minutes from Lauzerte. The stone farmhouse is habitable but requires renovation and reorganization. The building is divided with the main house on the first floor with easy access to the attic, while the old forge is at garden level, along with the storage cellar and 7m3 rainwater tank. The stone barn has been partially converted into a single-story apartment with a walk-in shower and toilet, a kitchen, and a living area. There is an open paddock for animals to the rear, which also has hot water and electricity. The old stables are still intact, and the central barn offers 72 m2 for renovation or use for storage. In the corner of the barn is an old dovecote with an arched entrance at garden level. A peaceful setting, with stunning views of Lauzerte, rolling land with a 12m deep well. Part of the land is buildable if desired. Fiber optic available in the village. Compliant septic tank (reed bed system). Property tax ?868 per year. Quiet village with primary school, bakery and post office. 1 hour from Toulouse airport, 45 minutes from Agen (Tgv) 1h20 from Bergerac, 10 minutes from Lauzerte for all shops. A historic property with a truly calming atmosphere that must be seen to be appreciated.

Charming 2-Bedroom Stone House in the Heart of Lauzerte Nestled in the heart of Lauzerte, one of France’s 'Plus Beaux Villages', this charming 2-bedroom stone house offers an incredible opportunity to live in one of the country’s most picturesque locations, right on the renowned Saint James' Way (Chemin de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle). Just a stone's throw from local cafés and restaurants, it combines historic charm with modern comfort. The property features: A spacious sitting room (40m2) with a traditional stone fireplace, a corner kitchen, and a convenient walk-in larder. A cloakroom on the ground floor for added practicality. The middle floor houses a large bedroom (33m2) with exposed stone walls and high ceilings, alongside a bathroom with Wc. The top floor features another generous bedroom (23m2) with an insulated and plastered ceiling, mirrored wardrobes, and a side window offering a lovely view over the village. A vaulted cellar (25m2) lies beneath the sitting room, accessible via a ladder and stone steps, keeping it cool and dry perfect for wine storage or a creative space. Key Features: Taxe foncière: €600 per year Mains drainage Fibre optic internet available The village boasts a range of amenities, including restaurants, cafés, an Intermarché supermarket, and both a primary and secondary school. You’Ll also enjoy the convenience of being just 1 hour from Toulouse Airport, 1 hour 20 minutes from Bergerac Airport, and 2.5 hours from Bordeaux. For those traveling by train, Agen (Tgv) is just 45 minutes away. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a property with incredible character in one of France’s most beautiful villages. Don’T miss out!

Stunning Stone House with Swimming Pool in Idyllic Location This charming 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom stone house is set on a spacious 3,096 m2 plot, offering an outbuilding and a range of unique features. Located just a few minutes' drive from Lauzerte and Montcuq, this property offers a perfect balance of tranquility and convenience. Whether you’re looking for a permanent residence or a holiday getaway, this home has it all. The property’s exterior is a true standout, with its chocolate-box appeal. The façade is beautifully framed by climbing roses, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere from the moment you arrive. Inside, the house is equally as charming. The fully fitted kitchen is ideal for both cooking and entertaining, with exposed wooden beams adding to its rustic charm. The mixture of wood, tiles, and carpet on the floors creates a perfect blend of traditional and comfortable living spaces. Each room within the house has been impeccably maintained, with traditional colors and rustic details that enhance the property’s appeal. The home comes fully furnished, so you won’t need to worry about moving in—simply bring your belongings and start enjoying your new space. Bedrooms The four bedrooms are cozy and full of character. They feature exposed A-frame beams that traverse each room, adding charm and warmth to these spaces. The bedrooms measure (16.27 m2, 18.98 m2, 17.29 m2, and 18.34 m2) and include small square windows at floor level. Velux roof windows bring natural light into each room. Cozy Living Areas The dining room and front sitting room both come with cozy wood-burning stoves, ideal for the cooler months. These spaces exude comfort and warmth, inviting you to relax and unwind. The open kitchen leads to a west-facing covered terrace, making it an excellent spot for alfresco dining. From here, you can enjoy stunning sunsets and the serene countryside surrounding the property. Outdoor Features This property boasts an expansive 3,096 m2 plot with beautifully maintained lawns and gardens. A long driveway adds to the property’s privacy, while a stone outbuilding with an old bread oven and a well offers additional character and functionality. The outdoor space is equally impressive with an oval-shaped swimming pool that uses a chlorine system. The tiled surround enhances the pool area, making it an ideal spot to relax and unwind on warm days. The property also includes a septic tank, which works perfectly but is non-conforming. Key Information Taxe Foncière: €1,310/year Taxe d’Habitation: €1,112/year (typically applicable for holiday homes) Fibre optic internet available This property is perfectly located along the Petite Barguelonne Valley, just 6 minutes from local amenities in Lauzerte and 10 minutes from Montcuq-en-Quercy-Blanc. It’S also within 1h 25m from Toulouse Blagnac and Bergerac airports, 40 minutes from Cahors, and 1 hour from both Agen and Montauban (Tgv station). Energy Audit: Available upon request This exceptional property must be visited in person to fully appreciate its beauty and charm. With cozy interiors, beautiful outdoor spaces, and a convenient location, this home truly offers the best of both worlds.

A 3 bed stone village house on 2 levels and attic space situated in the medieval village of Lauzerte with 57m2 of garden, 2 large balconies, with garage and a vaulted cave. A well located house that needs updating. Walking distance to all commerce and super South facing views. Plenty of on street parking. There is an apartment attached to the house on the 1st level above the garage (not included) Gas fired stove (under ground gas tank in the garden) Taxe fonciere €1266 euros per year mains drainage fibre optique available virtual visit available, including floor plans. Energy audit available

Prime Renovation Opportunity at the Gateway to Lauzerte’s Bastide Endless Potential! Situated in a prominent position at the gateway to the bastide, just off the main square of beautiful Lauzerte, this character-filled property offers an exciting opportunity to create your dream home, shop, or café in one of France’s most charming medieval villages. Key Features: • Two bedrooms with approximately 100 m2 of habitable space, ready for your creative vision. • Prime commercial potential: Ideal for a boutique, gallery, or café with accommodation above. • Vast cellars: Expansive, atmospheric cellars below—perfect for storage, wine tasting, or a creative workspace. • Outstanding location: High-visibility position at the entrance to the bastide, just steps from the main square—perfect for attracting foot traffic. This property is brimming with charm and potential. Whether you seek a characterful home or a unique business venture, the possibilities are endless. Ground floor (tiled floor) Entrance hall 8,33m2 Kitchen 19,27m2 (ceiling height 3m68) Salon 21,71m2 (ceiling height 2m60 corner fireplace Wc (under the stairs) Bed 1 with bathroom and dressing room 25,69m2 (ceiling height 2m95) wooden floors Bed 2 23,65m2 (ceiling height 3m) wooden floor Attic 45m2 Vaulted cellar 1 51m2 (height centre 2m69) terracotta tiles Vaulated cellar 2 (50m2) with a well Don’t miss the chance to transform this prime spot into something truly special! today to arrange a viewing and explore the possibilities!

Located in a quiet area, this set of 4 gîtes offers you a lovely dominant view and is only 6 km from villages with all shops nearby. This set has a total capacity of 14 to 17 people, ideal for a gîte project or a holiday residence on approximately 4000m2 of land with swimming pool. Accommodation: Accommodation 1 : 51 m2, capacity 4/5 people Accommodation 2 : 35 m2, capacity 2 people Accommodation 3 : 57 m2, capacity 4/5 people Accommodation 4 : 56 m2, capacity 4/5 people The cottages are all equipped with double glazing and electric heating for optimal comfort all year round. The sanitation system is provided by a septic tank. Exterior: Land of approximately 4,000m2 with magnificent 21 x 7 m swimming pool, treated with salt.

Privileged location with a magnificent view of the countryside and a pretty wooded park of 4277 m2, for this house of approximately 112 m2 with 3 bedrooms, an adjoining garage of 26 m2 and 2 workshops. Quietly located, at the exit of a small village in Quercy. Very beautiful south-facing exposure and magnificent views of the rising and setting sun. Garden level: a 21 m2 kitchen, a 30 m2 living-dining room with fireplace with wood stove and direct access to a south-facing terrace, a 6 m2 laundry room with toilet. Upstairs a landing of 7.5 m2 serving 3 bedrooms of 15.3 m2, 12 m2, and 11.4 m2 and a bathroom of 5.5 m2, a separate toilet. A garage adjoining the house of 26 m2, and a workshop with 2 rooms of 15 m2 and 9 m2. Beautiful wooded and partly fenced land of 4277 m2 with beautiful trees and a pretty flower garden Water, electricity, single-glazed wooden frames, heating with Godin wood stove. Radiator system in place for central heating (no boiler), Non-compliant septic tank. Fiber. Good condition - Plan work to improve energy comfort, and refresh interior decoration.

Very pretty stone house - Magnificent view of Lauzerte This charming stone house of approximately 100 m2, located at the end of a dead-end road, offers a calm and pleasant living environment. Ideal for nature lovers, it benefits from a breathtaking view of the village of Lauzerte. On the ground floor: a kitchen, living room/lounge, 2 bedrooms, one of which is a duplex, and a bathroom On the ground floor: a 20 m2 veranda, a bedroom, a cellar and an adjoining barn of approximately 80 m2 on 2 floors Main features: - Surface area of approximately 100 m2, the living room is 34 m2 - 3 bedrooms, one of which is a duplex - layout possibilities. Currently, the ground floor room is used as a workshop, but it can be transformed into a small studio or independent space, depending on your needs. - Kitchen and bathroom recently redone - Three phase available for added convenience - Single-storey house, practical and accessible - Located 500 m from the Way of Saint-Jacques de Compostelle, an ideal location for a bed and breakfast - Quiet and private environment, at the end of a dead-end road - stone outbuildings: an adjoining barn, a sheepfold and a hayloft This house is a great opportunity to discover, combining charm, modern comfort and a peaceful living environment. Visit without delay!

House, land, outbuildings, swimming pool. Beautifully renovated nineteenth century stone farmhouse in a most idyllic private setting, It has been lovingly restored by its artist owner, with great taste and style and at great expense. It now stands in immaculate condition, with many period features and stylish contemporary interiors. Comprises a three bedroom property, easily divisible to provide a one bedroom annex and a two bedroom main house, with the original terracotta floor tiles, exposed beams and masonry. Modern fitted kitchen with granite worktops, stone sink and Smeg gas hob, living room with wood burner, modern bathroom with stone shower tray and sink, artist's studio with glazed roof, fabulous handcrafted oak doors with hand cut nails, double glazing, Electric heating powered by solar panels and large attic that can be converted if more space is needed. The set is set in charming established gardens with a water source, a large stone barn with a new roof, workshops, a double carport, a log warehouse and the vital swimming pool with travertine copings and terraces, electric blanket and outdoor shower, all with fabulous views of the surrounding countryside. The region A ten minute drive to the historic town of Lauzerte and ten minutes to Montcuq with its Sunday market. Agency fees included of 5.08% to be paid by the buyer. Price excluding fees 295 000 . Energy class E, Climate class B Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 4080.00 and 5570.00 over the years 2021, 2022 and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: .

At the end of a dead end in Quercy Blanc, discover this charming single-storey house, offering a peaceful and preserved living environment, without any vis-a-vis. Nestled in the heart of pretty grounds, it offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding area, inviting you to peace and contemplation. With three bedrooms and a large living space, this house offers remarkable potential for decoration according to your tastes and desires. In addition, the possibility of creating an apartment on the ground floor adds an additional dimension to this property, thus offering varied development possibilities. A very beautiful terrace opens onto the magnificent surrounding view, allowing you to fully enjoy the balmy evenings and sunny days outdoors. This entire property is fenced, ensuring your privacy, on a vast plot of land of one hectare and 6950 square meters. No vis-a-vis disturbs your peace, thus offering you a preserved and serene living environment. Ideally located near the dynamic medieval village of Lauzerte, in Tarn-et-Garonne, this house offers you the best of the countryside, whilst being within easy reach of the amenities and activities offered by the south-west region. From France. Welcome to the countryside, where tranquility and serenity await you. Please note that work is required on all of the finishing work to optimize the comfort and functionality of this beautiful house.

Nestled in the heart of the village of Castelsagrat not far from Lauzerte the medieval city, this magnificent property of 218 m², arranged on two levels, combines exceptional volumes and high quality finishes. Renovated by an English architect, you will be seduced by its elements of character and modernity. The Main House: On the ground floor, you will be greeted by an entrance with a beautiful wooden staircase serving the upper floor with the main house. You will also find an office space. Upstairs, a vast living space of 77 m2 including the kitchen open to the living room is both bright and friendly, perfect for welcoming your guests in a refined atmosphere with a view of the pretty village square. The main sleeping area offers 2 spacious bedrooms including the master suite with dressing room and shower room as well as a separate shower room. The third bedroom also offers a view of the village square. Pellet boiler heating system from 2022, remotely controllable, guaranteeing optimal comfort and substantial energy savings. Hot water tank from 2024. The Gite: - An independent gite of approximately 45 m², rated 3 stars and 3 ears of corn by Gites de France, representing a rental income opportunity. - Garden with an area of 900 m², pleasantly located nearby, decorated with a charming stone lean-to and two wells, offering the possibility of installing electricity for future developments. This rare property will appeal to lovers of heritage and authenticity, combining charm and modernity. All you need is your suitcases! Environment And Tourism Lauzerte: 20 minutes Moissac: 20 minutes Montauban: 45 minutes Toulouse Blagnac International Airport: 1 hour Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: »

The perfect lock up and leave, 3 bedroom town house in the centre of the thriving town of Lauzerte. Interior and Garden Dating from the 13th century, this former merchant's house has been the subject of a huge renovation project by its previous owners, restored with exquisite taste and style with all the furnishings included in the price, all you have to do is unpack. Stylish, country kitchen created from an antique shop counter, with a magnificent stone fireplace , first floor sitting room with log burning stove, very cool modern bathrooms all finished in the best possible taste with oil central heating and cellar. Located in a quiet peaceful setting with an abundance of period features. It could be straight out of the pages of the world of interiors magazine& 8230 please form an orderly queue. The Area Located in the village of Lauzerte, a beautiful historic village within 1 hour of Toulouse. Lauzerte is listed among the most beautiful villages of France and a stopping point on the Camino de Compostela. The village is steeped in history, a weekly market in the main square surrounded by caf?s and has a vibrant community with a year round programme of cultural art and music events. There is a primary school and college in the village. Including fees of 4.17% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 229 440 . Dpe in progress. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: .

Fees to be paid by the seller. Dpe in progress. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: .

House, garden, garaging and stunning view! Substantial, stone town house, located in the centre of the thriving historic town of Lauzerte, and in my opinion - no arguing please - the best street in town! Being one of a handful of properties in the citadel to have underground and off-road parking, and a charming private garden. Of medieval origins, it was completely rebuilt in the 1970s offering the charm of an ancient building without the associated challenges! Comprising of private, gated courtyard to the front with off road parking for two cars, large underground parking space for three more cars and various stores, workshops, log store, boiler room and the essential wine cave with access to the lawned rear garden - crying out for a swimming pool - with the most spectacular views. The house, having been rebuilt in the 1970s, is presented in excellent structural condition with a large sitting room with a magnificent stone working fireplace dating from the 1600s, and four sets of double doors leading onto the full-length terrace making the most of the fabulous views. Tiled floors and beamed ceilings throughout, all presented in excellent condition with oil central heating and double glazing, with the potential, if required, to create more living space in the attic. All Within short walking distance to shops and restaurants. Located in the centre of Lauzerte, a beautiful historic village, listed among the most beautiful villages of France and a stopping point on the Camino de Compostela, only 1 hour of Toulouse. The village is steeped in history, a weekly market in the main square surrounded by caf?s and has a vibrant community with a year-round programme of cultural art and music events. There is a primary school and college in the village. Including fees of 6.38% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 542 380 . Energy class E, Climate class E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2024: between 3120.00 and 4250.00 . Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: .

House, garden, outbuilding. Charming period stone and rendered house on the outskirts of the thriving bastide town of Lauzerte, located within a short walk to the restaurants, cafes, supermarket etc, in a quiet peaceful setting with fabulous views over the surrounding countryside. Comprising a beautifully renovated house dating from the mid-19th century, with a one-bedroom g?te. Having been Renovated from top to bottom, at huge expense, ten years ago is now presented in immaculate condition. The main two-bedroom house with travertine flooring throughout, modern fitted kitchen with granite worktops, sitting room with a pellet burner, master bedroom with dressingroom and bathroom. Having been tastefully decorated with a large stone terrace to the rear, electric heating and double glazing throughout Stylish one-bedroom g?te, located on the ground floor of the house, ideal for guest accommodation or income potential. Garage with electric door and workshop, separate outbuilding currently being used as gym/workshop, all set in fabulous gardens with a well, established trees, off road parking and breathtaking views. All within a stone's throw of this extraordinary historic town. Located a five minute walk from the centre of Lauzerte, a beautiful historic village, listed among the most beautiful villages of France and a stopping point on the Camino de Compostela, only 1 hour of Toulouse. The village is steeped in history, a weekly market in the main square surrounded by caf?s and has a vibrant community with a year-round programme of cultural art and music events. There is a primary school and college in the village. Including fees of 4.17% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 408 000 . Energy class D, Climate class B Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2024: between 2000.00 and 2740.00 . Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: .

Maison de Ma?tre with pool, gite and 14 hectares of land. Interior and Garden On the outskirts of a tiny village, with breathtaking views all around, this classic Maison de Ma?tre is in perfect condition with a separate gite, workshop and multiple car garage in the barn. It sits totally private on its 11 hectares of fields and woods, with far-reaching views in all directions. Off the central hallway, there is a large fully fitted kitchen & dining area ,with entry to the covered terrace, a study and a light-filled salon opening onto the dining room. A beautiful oak staircase up to 4 spacious rooms, 3 of which are double bedrooms and one an atelier. All have built-in wardrobes and there are two bathrooms. The stone gite has a large living room and kitchen with covered terrace and upstairs there are 2 bedrooms and a bathroom, again all in very good condition. The large barn, currently used as a workshop, will delight classic car lovers, and has ample room for multiple cars but could also be turned into stabling with its tall ceiling and doors. Finally, a 12 x 6 m heated pool compliments the picture. The Area In a beautiful country location close to Lauzerte, 1 hour to Toulouse and 2 hours to Bordeaux. Including fees of 6.38% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 700 300 . Energy class D, Climate class D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2023: between 3680.00 and 5030.00 . Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: .

Ancient stone town house, beautifully restored with roof terrace and garaging. Interior and Garden Super-stylish merchants house, located in the centre of the thriving historic town of Lauzerte. A labour of love by its current owners who have worked so hard to bring this important historic property back to life over the last ten years. Dating from the roman period with its original roman-built vaulted cellar, the venue of many a party, retaining numerous period features from the magnificent stone fireplace, vast beamed ceilings with gold leaf paint and fabulous tiled floors. Having been sympathetically restored with some useful modern upgrades including a lift, handy for moving logs/wine or even elderly relatives. Bespoke handmade oak kitchen, modern bathrooms all done in the best possible taste. Large private roof terrace and separate guest apartment with fabulous views. Large garage with workshop - so rare in this town, double glazed throughout and electric heating, the owners are including a great deal of the antique furnishings in the price too, the only negative point is that sadly the gorgeous Ashley motor car in the garage is not staying! Please form an orderly queue! The Area Located in the centre of Lauzerte, a beautiful historic village within 1 hour of Toulouse. Lauzerte is listed among the most beautiful villages of France and a stopping point on the Camino de Compostela. The village is steeped in history, a weekly market in the main square surrounded by caf?s and has a vibrant community with a year-round programme of cultural art and music events. There is a primary school and college in the village. Including fees of 4.17% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 432 000 . Energy class D, Climate class B. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: .

House, pool, outbuildings, barn, land. The quintessential, French, stone country house, dating from the 1850s set in 2.8 hectares of charming gardens. Situated at the end of a quiet lane with no close neighbours in the most idyllic setting with fabulous views over the surrounding countryside. Purchased by the current owners almost twenty years ago and having been a much-loved family home. I think to say it's been a labour of love does not really do it justice, having been restored with great taste and style and regardless of cost, with the most spectacular results. Comprising main house with stone staircase and a wealth of period features, hallway with log burning stove, stylish country kitchen with handmade oak units, built in appliances, walk-in larder, granite worktops, Falcon gas range cooker and exposed stone work. Open-plan sitting and dining room with cathedral ceilings, oak flooring, log burning stove and sliding doors onto a beautiful covered terrace. Upstairs, the master bedroom with ensuite bathroom and air conditioning, dressing area and home office with the most incredible beamed ceiling. Three further bedrooms, (two on the ground floor) all with their own bathrooms. The property is beautifully presented, in pristine condition, with the essential wine cave for entertaining with a vaulted ceiling retaining a consistent temperature, with a utility room, workshop and boiler room. The property is double glazed throughout with pompe ? chaleur and oil heating and even the septic tank conforms! Set in immaculate gardens, a large, open cart barn with garaging, store rooms, toilet and summer kitchen with covered terrace and stone worktops - the perfect spot for entertaining by the swimming pool. Hot tub covered with an iron pergola, and a charming, oak beamed pavilion for ap?ros and making the most of the fabulous views. A further substantial stone barn, with huge potential, or somewhere to keep your classic car collection, all set in the most beautiful gardens with established trees and an open field planted with conifers, and numerous outdoor relaxing and entertains areas. In summary& 8230 you could devote 20 years of your life to create a labour of love like this or& 8230 you can buy it today and spend 20 years enjoying it! Situated in a quiet, country location near Touffailles, surrounded by other pretty picturesque villages such as Montaigu de Quercy and Lauzerte. Toulouse is 1h30 away and Bordeaux 2 hours. Including fees of 4.17% to be paid by of the purchaser. Price excluding fees 859 200 . Energy class C, Climate class C. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: .

Generously proportioned stone house with garden. The quintessential French stone country house, dating back to the eighteenth century, has been restored at great expense by its designer owner, resulting in the best of both worlds with contemporary interiors and a multitude of period features. Currently set up to be divided into two dwellings, ideal for extra income or guest accommodation. One bedroom main house with cathedral ceilings, stunning stone fireplace, modern kitchen with integrated appliances, covered terrace for alfresco dining and home office with vaulted stone ceiling and wine cellar. The second part of the property comprises three bedrooms and a connecting door, all beautifully restored with a country kitchen and the original terracotta floor tiles, all presented in immaculate condition. All set in charming private gardens with well-established trees and views of the surrounding countryside. Separate summer kitchen, carport and water source. Content available by separate negotiation. The region 1 hour from Toulouse, in a rural setting, with no close neighbours or traffic noise. Lauzerte is 20 minutes away. Agency fees included of 5.26% to be paid by the buyer. Price excluding fees 474 058 . Energy class C, Climate class D. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2020: 1839.00 . Date of completion of the DPE: . Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: .

Very beautiful property located on the hillside in the countryside in a peaceful location with an unobstructed view with no neighbours. It is composed of a Quercy house, a guest house, a dovecote, a chalet, a bread oven and a semi-buried swimming pool. All on a plot of 25000 m2 of meadows and woods. This property has always been well maintained and a quality renovation, the walls in Quercy stone, blown-in insulation in the attic, double glazed joinery, an aerothermal heating system fed by an air/water heat pump heating steel radiators. Descriptive: Main house: Ground floor: Fitted kitchen: 12.96 m2 Laundry room: 4.92 m2 Living room / Living room with fireplace : 50.63 m2 FLOOR: Bedroom 1: 13.80 m2 Bedroom 2: 16.79 m2 Bedroom 3: 12.65 m2 Shower room 1 : 12.63 m2 Shower room 2 : 4.98 m2 Convertible attic: 63 m2 Outbuildings: Guest house: Kitchen: 18.43 m2 Powder room Bedroom: 30.00 m2 Stone dovecote: 9.00 m2 Functional bread oven Water reserve with pumping system. Wooden chalet : 20 m2 External/ Semi-inground pool 10 x 5 with chlorine Land 25000 m2 composed of meadows, orchard and woods Net seller price 512 000 € : Agency fees 5.5 % including VAT to be paid by the seller Estimated annual energy costs: between €0 and €0 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the georisques website:

13km from a classified Bastide (lauzerte), Quercynois ensemble including a house with stone outbuildings whose house of about 130m2 :: - Living room / Living room / Kitchen Of 50M2 with access to terrace - 4 bedrooms including two attic - office space - Bathroom and toilet Services And Comfort: oil central heating (with (heated floors) closed double-sided fireplace, possibility of a 2nd sanitary with reservations- Outbuildings: garage, a barn in raw stone, 3 horse boxes, bread oven .... And basement (boiler room, cellar) the whole on more than one hectare of land 'on the hillside with dominant view-piscinable-

Old stone Quercy farmhouse, with a single-storey house to refresh 125 m2 living space, a barn and 3.6 ha of meadows with spring Property located in the countryside, isolated, with a beautiful open view of the valley. Ideal for horses. 125 m2 habitable single-storey house Entrance via a veranda, an entrance hall 6.4 m2, a kitchen 15.5 m2, a living-dining room 34 m2 opening onto a terrace, 4 bedrooms: 14 m2, 13.76 m2, 13. M2 and 12.8 m2, a bathroom 6 m2, a toilet 1.4 m2, In the basement a cellar of 44 m2. Heating with electric radiators and wood stove, wooden double-glazed frames, non-compliant septic tank Several outbuildings: a 170 m2 stone barn in good condition, a chicken coop and a woodshed. 3.6 ha of land with meadows and arable land and a spring

The property consists of a Quercy house of 320 m2 of living space with a superb dovecote, numerous outbuildings, a swimming pool and 7.5 ha of land, including 3.5 ha of meadows. Isolated property, quietly located, with a lovely view of the countryside, shops are around ten kilometers away Main house: On the garden level: entrance 15 m2, kitchen 26 m2, dining room 22 m2, veranda 24 m2, living room 38 m2 with a stone fireplace, several storage rooms / laundry room / boiler room Upstairs: a mezzanine library, 4 bedrooms: a bedroom and its dressing room 31 m2, a bedroom 18 m2 and bathroom 6 m2, a bedroom 17 m2, a bathroom 12 m2, an office 28 m2, a room 17 m2 Excellent condition and good level of comfort with oil central heating, 2 wood stoves, double-glazed wooden frames, insulation under the attic and septic tank. Several dependencies: a 305 m2 barn with a 220 m2 hangar section, an adjoining garage of 50 m2 (cemented floors) an old bread oven converted into a guest or caretaker's house with kitchenette, bedroom and bathroom a 24 m2 workshop Swimming pool 11 x 5 m, salt water with summer kitchen under awning Property comprising 7.5 of land including 3.5 ha of meadows and woods and 2 unexploited wells