Between Haut Quercy and Corrèze, in the tranquility of a small village, a presbytery used as a residence, its priest's garden, its backyard, and its swimming pool. Between the Romanesque church and the castle, in the old part of the hamlet inherited from medieval settlements linked to the viscountcy of Turenne, the presbytery is hidden behind a stone wall that preserves its privacy. From the narrow alley, a double-leaf wrought iron gate opens onto a closed and mineral courtyard, allowing for the parking of a vehicle. In the corner of this courtyard, against the barn, a basin discreetly enlivens the space. From the courtyard, the main entrance, the cellar entrance, and the entrance to the living room are organized, the wide lintel sculpted with a brace recalling the history of the place. The current dwelling dates back to the late 19th century. It rises on three levels including an attic, and rests on a vaulted cellar. Its blonde stone façades, partially covered in virgin vine, maintain the sobriety of ecclesiastical houses of the past. A barn placed at a right angle extends the whole and structures the volumes around the courtyard. A window illuminates the staircase; it is decorated with a stained glass-style painted motif fixed to tin. The roof of the main building, with four slopes, corresponds to that of the two-slope barn, creating a balanced silhouette in the landscape. To the south, the house opens onto a densely wooded garden that ensures freshness and intimacy. A terrace and gazebo extend the living spaces outdoors, while lower down, the swimming pool and its wooden deck blend discreetly into the vegetation, reinforcing the property's confidential character.

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House with poolLe Vignon-en-Quercy (46)
Price :
$514,100
($2,178 / m²)
Surface236 m²bedrooms3 bathroom1 land1,025 m²

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