A medieval castle to be restored, with an outbuilding, in almost 1.9 hectares of parkland with a lake, in the Quercy Blanc sector. A small country road leads to the entrance to the almost 1.9-hectare property with a modern gate. A small lake bordered by trees that are mostly oaks stretches out nearby, while a stream flows past the plot. A long driveway runs alongside the buildings before changing direction to reveal the facade of the medieval castle erected in the 13th and 14th centuries, using white Quercy stone and ashlar. The layout of the castle is unconventional, resembling an E-shape. Its three-storey remains possess a potential overall surface of around 800 m² estimated on the basis of its footprint. Its successive alterations can be seen on its facades, with the construction of the first section in the 13th century, its extension to the southwest in the 14th century, followed by addition of a watchtower in the 19th century and then the restoration of a barn in the 20th century. Indeed, the barn was restored using stones from a second barn that was previously situated on one side of the inner courtyard. Today, all that remains are its foundations. The openings all boast ashlar frames and also pay witness to the modifications made over the centuries. To the south, the foundations of a former farm building emerge from beneath the vegetation.
A two-storey, L-shaped outbuilding, with a hipped roof on the main section and a gabled roof on a lower section, both made of barrel tiles, is linked to the castle by a wall. It boasts a surface of around 460 m², a facade made of local stone and rectangular or low-arched openings of varying dimensions. On the top floor, the pink brick masonry is punctuated by seven low-arched openings, while to the rear an awning extends from the perpendicular wing.

HouseCaussade (82)
Price :
$330,600
($413 / m²)
Surface800 m²bedroom1 land1.9 ha

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