castle for sale Lauzerte, France

TARN ET GARONNE - VALEILLES Exclusive. Chateau built in the mid-17th century. The building was subsequently remodeled in the 18th century. It is a massive, substantial ashlar construction with oculus dormers on all four sides. The entrance to the house is on the south side, through an arched portal surmounted by a shield dated 1634. This is a fine restoration that respects the style and architecture of the house. Magnificent original features: 18th-century wood panelling and fireplaces with gypseries, staircase with stone landings. The living space spans 529 m² with 15 main rooms. Set in 4 hectares of fully fenced land with beautiful gardens. Dovecote dating from 1654 with archways, janitor's cottage. Large garage. Beautiful views. Energy class: E Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €8690 and €11,758 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

A 19th-century bourgeois house with a separate cottage, surrounded by 2 hectares of grounds, 30 minutes outside of Montauban. Framed by two white square columns, a large double gate, with elegant scrolls surrounding the gilded initials of the original owner’s wife, marks the entrance to the property. Built on the side of a hill that overlooks the neighbouring orchards, the three-storey pleasure palace is located in the middle of verdant grounds with centenary trees. Sheltered from view, only its ancient watchtower and roof are visible above the canopy. A tarmac driveway weaves its way through the wooded hillside before reaching the main villa, which includes three storeys over a basement level and is topped with a gabled slate roof, itself crowned with two dormer windows and three pink brick chimneys. To the northwest, the watchtower's spire culminates at approximately 25 metres, while to the south, it overlooks a 10 x 4-metre swimming pool, from which a double flight of front steps ascend to a large patio that surrounds the villa on three sides. A white stone balustrade with an oval motif, innovative for the time period, safeguards the patio and the two flights of symmetrical stairs that straddle two interior greenhouses. The main façade, in stone and brick, covered in roughcast dusky pink-coloured plaster, is topped with an open pediment bordered by a lacy white wooden cornice board. Each of the villa’s two upper floors includes a wooden balcony at the centre of the building’s main façade, protected by guardrails decorated with a scroll motif. Lastly, the driveway, which descends towards the south-western part of the grounds, leads to an annexe with two garages and a barn, also accessible via an independent gate.

Sumptuous 13th century property, with 1-meter thick walls made of white Quercy stone, 12 rooms, plus outbuildings, type 2/3 house - garage - in the heart of the village, approximately 28 km from Cahors -The building is spread over 4 levels, with 2 towers, consisting of true vaulted cellars. The first level features a very beautiful entrance hall, with a double-flight wooden staircase, French ceilings, a living room, a library/music room, a kitchen, a pantry, and toilets. On the upper levels, there are 8 bedrooms with wooden floors and terracotta, 5 bathrooms, 4 toilets - Outside, an independent house plus other outbuildings. Garage. The plot of approximately 2200 m² consists of several terraced areas with trees. Well.This description has been automatically translated from French.

A magical place for nature lovers and tranquility... Unique in the Quercy region, nestled high near a beautiful medieval village, this remarkable manor was built in the 14th century overlooking the area and benefits from a dominant position offering an exceptional panoramic view of the valley, surrounded by the hills of the Pays de Serres. It is composed of different bodies of housing built over time, from the 13th to the 17th centuries, including a caretaker's house, barn, stables, and garage. A porch with its wrought iron gate provides access to the beautiful courtyard and its dovecote. The main living area of 420 m2 boasts beautiful architectural features, its period floors on the ground floor, several monumental fireplaces, beautiful doors, some mullioned windows, oak parquet floors in the bedrooms, a beautiful oak staircase leading to the upstairs level, and spacious reception rooms, including a large guest living room of 43.92 m2, a private blue lounge of 43.92 m2 opening onto a terrace facing the infinity pool, an office/library of 32.75 m2, a large dining room of 62.71 m2, and a lovely separate kitchen of 32.40 m2 to prepare delicious meals served on the terrace or in the inner courtyard. There are 6 en-suite bedrooms, all enjoying breathtaking views of the valley, with the largest room measuring 38.72 m2 and the smallest 15.63 m2. Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom or shower room. The barn attached to the manor has been converted into a reception hall for seminars or other festivities, with a shower room, laundry room, and gardening workshop area. The guest or caretaker house has an entrance, equipped kitchen, living/dining room, three bedrooms, two shower rooms, and a private terrace. The recently constructed independent stables can be converted into a workshop. The entire property spans nearly 20 hectares of land composed of meadows and woods, not to mention the spring that supplies part of the property. Net selling price: 1,250,000 EUR - Fees of 4% VAT included at the seller's expense. Information on the risks this property is exposed to is available on the Géorisque.fr website. Diagnostics are currently being carried out.This description has been automatically translated from French.

You will be captivated as you take the long driveway which will take you to discover this tastefully restored manor house, hidden from view, consisting of a house with gîtes and its heated swimming pool. In the heart of the Lot near the Dordogne, this manor with its three active gîtes will enchant you. Everything has been elegantly restored and there is plenty of charm, in the middle of the countryside, with its orchard, its henhouse, its vegetable garden, its two springs on nearly 8 hectares in a dominant position over the valley. -The main house of 155m² with its dovecote has retained a lot of character (exposed stones), and is composed on the ground floor of a beautiful vaulted cellar of 35m² converted into a studio with open kitchen/living room, bathroom. On the first floor, there is a 6m² kitchen, a living/dining area with its 48m² wood stove, a 27m² bedroom, with an 8m² bathroom and its dressing room. On the second floor accessible by a staircase in the dovecote with an office area below, there are two bedrooms of 11 and 15m², with a bathroom of 5m² served by a landing. Two laundry rooms. Tilt-and-turn double glazing. -In the cottage for 7 people of 86m², there is a living and dining room of 28m², an equipped kitchen with a dining area of 24m². A 4m² corridor leads to three bedrooms of 12 and 11 and 15m², as well as a 6m² bathroom. Private terrace. Electric heating. Septic tank. PVC tilt-and-turn double glazing. New roof A second gîte of 66m² for 4 people includes a fitted kitchen of 12m² with an old bread oven, a dining area opening onto a terrace, a living room of 20m² with its wood stove, two bedrooms of 14 and 12m², with a bathroom. water of 8m² (Italian shower and pocket door). Exotic wood tilt-and-turn double glazing. A third gîte of 97m² for 4 people is accessible via a large covered terrace of 50m² and includes a living room of 60m² with an open kitchen, a bathroom of 5.79m², and two bedrooms of 8.12m² and 12.03m². Double glazing on one part. -In the courtyard, a 30m² workshop with a panoramic view over the entire Lot valley is currently used for storage. -A 50m² workshop, contains the technical room for the gas boiler, the accumulation tank, with a workshop part. Two water meters. Two EDF meters. Possibility of garage. Well with pump. Buried tank for gas heating. Source in the field. Possibility of selling furnished in the gîtes. Two septic tanks.

In the heart of the Lot, near Prayssac, is this manor with undeniable charm, with its towers and its noble architecture on about 7.2 hectares of park where you can find a real collection of oaks from all countries and an orchard. All the cachet has been preserved, stone sink, exposed stone walls, cantou, old frames, beautiful woodwork, floor tiles….. The main house welcomes us with a living / dining room of 51.53m² with 6 meters high ceilings and its fireplace closed by a wood stove, then in an office of 13.65m², and a kitchen of 39.58m² with its corner meal. Upstairs, a landing of 10m² welcomes us and brings us to a bedroom of 30.09m² with lots of cupboards, dressing room, and an adjoining bathroom of 7.71m² (parental suite). On the other side of the house, there is another floor which offers us a landing and a bedroom of 10.13m² with a basin (water point), then a second floor with a bedroom of 14.44m² also with a basin. Outside, a large tower opens its doors to us to discover a 25m² entrance to a warm living room, from which a staircase leads to a shower room: toilet and basin, then a second floor leading to a bedroom. 30m² with open bathroom and a mezzanine allowing us to enjoy a splendid framework. Then a “castle” stone staircase descends to a shower room with toilet. A second, smaller tower has an entrance to a chic living room on the ground floor of 25m², with an open fireplace, then a stone staircase leads to a bedroom of 12.86m² with toilets and a shower room awaits us. on the lower floor. In the wooded park of exceptional oaks, coming from all over the world, there is a gariotte with its light for the greatest pleasure of children, as well as an 11X5m swimming pool with summer kitchen, storage room, pool house and an orchard of apricot, cherry, peach, apple trees. 30m² storage workshop Four septic tanks. Single wooden glazing. Electric heating. Possibility to keep furniture.

At the crossroads of ancient vineyards crossed by the hillsides of Quercy Blanc, the castle is a stone's throw from the most beautiful visits of the cultural, historical and natural heritage of Quercy. This Estate is located 20 minutes from the prefecture of Cahors and only 15 minutes from the dynamic village of Montcuq Built on a hillside on a south/south-east slope, in a site that dominates the village, the castle, in the middle of nature, is visually protected from the first constructions of the village. The narrow road that leads there from the valley is very pleasant. Past a beautiful iron gate, a 300M paved path lined with low walls leads to the building. The property is at the centre of its landscaped and wooded park with beautiful boxwood paths leading onto vast expanses of grass This residence is composed of a main house offering large, comfortable and bright volumes, as well as a guest house and a large outbuilding of 150m2. This exceptional property offers an idyllic setting in the heart of the countryside and offers a total of 6 bedrooms + 3 bathrooms and 2 shower rooms on almost 300m2 of living space and 800m2 of usable space. You will also find a dining room (60m2) with French ceiling and period fireplace; a recent fitted kitchen of 35m2. The upper floor is made up of 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms/shower rooms. Also a beautiful guest house near the swimming pool (6x12 in reinforced liner) and the jacuzzi with a kitchen area + 2 bedrooms-1 office-2 bathrooms Regarding the security of this residence, it is equipped with an electric gate as well as an alarm. Enjoy the 17,000m2 of land with various tree species (Ginko Biloba, boxwood labyrinth). Remarkable site without nuisance

Part of a 13th and 16th century listed castle with its 2 5 ha of grounds bordering the river in north-east Lot-et-Garonne. The discreet, almost mysterious residence is hidden behind tall trees, barely visible from the main road. The tarmac drive becomes a stony track as it winds its way between rows of trees. After passing a pond and a bamboo hedge on the right, followed by the first evidence of the property in the form of two impressive stone pillars, the main driveway leads to two wrought-iron pillars supporting lanterns and to the dwelling. A few well-arranged flagstones guide visitors towards the entrance. The three-storey castle is set between oak trees and a chestnut tree right beside the building. To the east, the meadow bordering the garden provides some distance from the few neighbouring houses. To the west, a high stone wall with its back to the entrance emphasises the other adjoining part of the castle. On the south side, a meadow stretches as far as the banks of the river Lot below.