luxury real estate for sale Lacapelle-Viescamp, France

Between the Cantal mountains and the first landscapes of the Lot valley, in the heart of a preserved natural environment among the most sought-after in southern Massif Central, this manor—also referred to as a château—unfolds within a vast estate in a setting of rare serenity. Located close to Aurillac, in one of the most beautiful parts of the Carladès, an ancient viscounty with a rich historical past, the property benefits from a particularly attractive geographical location. At the gateway to the Volcans d’Auvergne Regional Natural Park, at the crossroads of Auvergne and Rouergue, this estate offers easy and rapid access from Aurillac and its airport, while remaining well connected to the main tourist routes leading to Laguiole, Conques, Estaing, the Lot valley, and the vast landscapes of the Aubrac plateau. This remarkable accessibility, combined with a completely preserved environment, gives this château and character estate rare potential. It can accommodate a prestigious family residence, a guesthouse, an artist residency, a seminar venue, a wellness retreat, or a discreet boutique hospitality project. A HISTORIC ESTATE FULL OF CHARACTER The origins of this estate date back to the 16th century, when a fortified house was built in connection with the leading seigneurial families of the Carladès region. Over the centuries, the property developed and expanded while preserving its architectural identity and authenticity. At the end of the 19th century, it became a place of scholarship and research under the influence of an owner passionate about botany and natural sciences. The residence was transformed into a site of collection and study, giving the estate an intellectual and scientific dimension still perceptible today. THE MAIN RESIDENCE Offering approximately 500 sqm of living space and more than 800 sqm of total floor area, the main residence presents a harmonious architecture blending Renaissance influences with additions from the 18th and 19th centuries. Its light stone façades, balanced volumes, towers, and traditional roofs give this manor a refined presence, perfectly integrated into its natural surroundings. The property has benefited from careful restoration work respectful of its authenticity, including the full replacement of all windows with custom-made double glazing, faithfully reproduced in the original style. This ensures modern thermal comfort without compromising the historic character of the residence. Inside the château, original features have been carefully preserved: oak parquet floors, carved fireplaces, wood panelling, high ceilings, and numerous openings providing exceptional natural light in the reception rooms. The manor and château include notably: • eleven bedrooms • reception salons • a dining room • a kitchen • bathrooms and shower rooms • service and storage areas • a wellness area with sauna A UNIQUE SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL HERITAGE The estate preserves a rare intellectual heritage, directly linked to its scientific past. A 19th-century historic herbarium and an exceptional heraldic collection give this property a unique cultural identity, illustrating the scholarly activity that once took place here. Certain rooms of the château still bear witness to this distinctive vocation. OUTBUILDINGS The property includes several additional buildings offering extensive possibilities: • an independent caretaker’s house of approximately 65 sqm • former stables of approximately 90 sqm • various ancillary spaces • an elegant consecrated neo-Gothic chapel, a landmark feature of the estate A 16-HECTARE ESTATE The estate extends over more than 16 hectares of woodland, meadows, and structured landscaped parkland. The outdoor spaces provide a particularly peaceful living environment. Centuries-old trees structure the perspectives, while a decorative pond and walking areas enhance the quality of the landscape. The estate benefits from a dual water supply system—private spring and municipal network—ensuring comfort, autonomy, and operational security. Facing due south, the château enjoys abundant natural light and open views over the rolling landscapes of the Carladès. ACCESSIBILITY Located just minutes from Aurillac and its airport, the property benefits from easy and fast access while maintaining complete privacy. It lies within a major tourist region of southern Auvergne, close to: • the Volcans d’Auvergne Regional Natural Park • the high plateaus of the Cantal and family ski resorts • the listed villages of northern Aveyron • major hiking routes • the Lot valley and its remarkable heritage sites POTENTIAL Thanks to its layout, history, and location, this manor offers exceptional potential for multiple uses: • prestigious family residence • charming guesthouse • discreet boutique hotel • artist residency • seminar or private event venue • high-end restoration project The architectural coherence of the château, the quality of construction, and the richness of the estate allow for a harmonious and sustainable development. A rare estate combining a historic residence where history, nature, and architecture come together with elegance. A truly inspiring place, steeped in history, rooted in nature, and open to the future.

Situated at an altitude of 780 meters, this historic castle overlooks the Cère valley in a preserved natural environment. Dating back to the year 930, it is one of the oldest castles in the Auvergne region. Classified as a Historic Monument in its entirety since 2000, it stands as an exceptional architectural testimony, combining authenticity, prestige, and modern functionality. Architecture and History The estate consists of two major building sections: •The medieval keep, whose foundations date back to the 10th century. Raised in the 13th century and remodeled in the 15th century, it features a rectangular plan, volcanic stone walls, a pavilion-style roof, large fireplaces, and a spiral staircase. •The Renaissance main residence, built during the 15th and 17th centuries, embraces the medieval tower. It offers vast reception rooms, French-style ceilings, period fireplaces, a gallery of honor, as well as a consecrated chapel. All the roofs have been completely restored. No renovation work is required; the estate is perfectly maintained and fully operational. Accommodation The residence comprises 13 bedrooms with private bathrooms, distributed between the tower and the main residence. A master suite and several independent rooms complete the accommodation. Reception Spaces Designed entirely for event hosting, the estate offers: •A renovated barn for seated receptions and meals for up to 200 guests, equipped with restrooms, a professional kitchen, storage space, and accessible facilities for people with reduced mobility (PRM) •A reception gallery ideal for cocktails, exhibitions, or meetings •A medieval inner courtyard for outdoor events •A shaded esplanade under linden trees, suitable for ceremonies Additional sanitary facilities are distributed throughout the outbuildings, including PRM-accessible toilets. Grounds and Outbuildings The 2.4-hectare enclosed park, fully landscaped, includes: •Two exterior towers framing the main entrance in front of the castle fountain, used for storage •Two natural springs and a well, ensuring complete water autonomy •Free water supply combining spring water and municipal water via a water tower in the hamlet •Three ornamental ponds and a fountain •A vegetable garden, orchard, and horse stables •Guest parking area •A swimming pool-ready plot without technical constraints or easements •A wine cellar •A vaulted room featuring two bread ovens Technical Features •Heating: Central gas heating (two buried tanks) supplemented by wood-burning stoves •Water: Two private springs, a well, and access to the municipal network – free of charge for the property •Sanitation: septic tank (to be brought up to standards) •Electricity: Three-phase power •Internet: Fiber optic installed •Kitchens: Three kitchens, including two professional kitchens located in the barn and tower •Outdoor lighting and sound systems for evening events Location & Accessibility Located just 15 km from Aurillac, the property benefits from quick and convenient access: •Aurillac Airport: 20 minutes •Nearby SNCF train station •A75 motorway: 45 minutes (connecting Clermont-Ferrand and Montpellier) Nearby attractions include: •Lioran Ski Resort (30 minutes) •Vézac Golf Course (25 minutes) •Heritage sites, hiking trails, lakes, gorges, and classified villages This castle, listed as a Historic Monument, combines heritage, functionality, and economic potential. With no renovations needed and already operating as an event venue, it offers an ideal setting for upscale receptions, family use, or an exceptional secondary residence. Its classification provides access to favorable tax benefits for maintenance and potential upgrades. Its commanding position, water autonomy, quality facilities, and attractive tourist environment make it a rare property on the market.

In the heart of the Cantal region, within a preserved environment offering peace, nature, and authenticity, this distinguished property unfolds all the elegance of an 18th-century historic residence set within approximately one hectare of carefully landscaped grounds. Built at the end of the 18th century, this classical-style pleasure house is arranged on a terrace overlooking a terraced garden. The main residence, featuring a central projecting section, is flanked by two lower service wings, while a large barn extends along the western side of the estate. The entire property has retained its original 18th-century decorative features, including wood paneling, stucco work, and fireplaces, further enhanced in the mid-19th century by Italian-style landscape paintings executed in medallions by William Laparra, adding a remarkable artistic and decorative dimension to the property. Listed as a Monument Historique, the estate benefits from official heritage protection covering the château, its interior features, its outbuildings, and its gardens. From the moment one enters, the estate is immediately appealing due to its elevated position and open views over the surrounding countryside. The terraced park features structured gardens and a natural water resurgence fed by an old stream diversion, contributing to the charm and identity of the property. The residence offers approximately 400 sqm of living space across several levels. The reception rooms retain their full authenticity with period fireplaces, generous volumes, and open views over the park. A remarkable library with a monumental fireplace stands as one of the most emblematic spaces of the property. The accommodation includes around ten bedrooms, several bathrooms and shower rooms, as well as vast convertible attic spaces and rare heritage features, including preserved alcoves on the upper floors. The property is further complemented by a substantial stone barn of approximately 300 sqm over two levels. It has been restored and structurally reinforced with tie rods and the reconstruction of a side wall. It offers multiple potential uses: classic car collection, reception and event space, art gallery, exhibition venue, private museum, or cultural foundation. A large independent garage, located in extension of the main residence, completes the outbuildings. The estate benefits from mains drainage, a fully renewed electrical system, and entirely electric heating. Rare on the market, this property is aimed at a clientele seeking a place steeped in history, suitable for an exceptional family residence, a high-end tourism project, or a cultural or event-oriented venture. A unique property where heritage, architecture, and the art of living come together in a preserved natural environment.

House for sale in Aurillac (15000) in Cantal (15) As part of a sale, this house located in Aurillac, in the Cantal department, offers a living area of 210 m² on a plot of 1,356 m². The property is built on a parcel providing an outdoor space suitable for various uses. The house, built in 1952, has 6 rooms and 5 bedrooms. The interior layout allows for multiple uses depending on the occupants' needs, with volumes distributed throughout the living space. An attic is also present. The property has a jacuzzi. Aurillac is a municipality in Cantal located in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. The city benefits from the presence of services, shops, schools, a train station, bus lines, and a city center. The municipality is also close to mountain areas, allowing access to outdoor activities and the natural sectors of the Cantal region. Sale price: 499,000 euros. This house for sale in Aurillac may be suitable for a purchase project looking for a large living space, a plot of 1,356 m², and a location with access to the city's amenities. Contact our notarial office for more information on this house for sale in Aurillac. SELARL Jean-Marie HENRI and Anaïs MANHES-BLONDEAU 66 avenue Milhaud - 15130 ARPAJON SUR CEREThis description has been automatically translated from French.

iad France - Valerie GINOUVES offers you: Exceptional house on the heights of Aurillac, offering an unobstructed view of the city. This 190 m² house, traditionally constructed and tastefully modernized, stands out for its contemporary extension housing a high-end custom kitchen designed to combine aesthetics and functionality, with quality materials and impeccable finishes.The garden level includes the entrance, a 42 m² living room with fireplace and access to the balcony, the panoramic custom kitchen, a bedroom with private bathroom, and a laundry room.Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, an office, and a bathroom with bathtub and shower, all rooms benefiting from clever and quality storage.The basement offers a large garage for 3 vehicles, a workshop, and a cellar.Outside, an exceptional pool area with a high-quality exotic wood covered terrace and thoughtfully designed pool house, offering a friendly and intimate space to fully enjoy the outdoors without vis-à-vis.The 2,000 m² plot, buildable in the city center, opens up many possibilities: tourist accommodations, extension, or sale of building land.This house combines charm, comfort, modernity, and high-end amenities, in a calm and sought-after area of Aurillac.Agency fees to be paid by the seller. Energy display information for this property: ENERGY class E index 252 and CLIMATE class B index 8. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation to clear vegetation, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate advertisement has been drafted under the editorial responsibility of Ms. Valerie GINOUVES, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the RSAC of Aurillac under number 844797696, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of I@D France SAS.This description has been automatically translated from French.

What an exceptional opportunity: four houses ranging in size from 39 m2 to 100 m2, with a total living area of nearly 300 m2 (291 m2). They are located on the edge of an authentic hamlet in the Cantal countryside, near a magnificent large lake, on a fenced plot of 1,855 m2. The houses are authentic and typical of the Cantal region, with beautiful stone walls and slate roofs. There is even a genuine, traditional bread oven. They have been tastefully renovated and furnished, creating a very warm atmosphere. The garden is adorned with beautiful trees and several terraces. You have breathtaking views of the Cantal hills and Lake Enchanet! The property is fully fenced and even has its own parking spaces. Currently, the four houses are rented out as holiday homes. The surrounding area is perfect for holiday rentals, offering opportunities for hiking and boating, and plenty to see in the vicinity. A beautiful lake is within walking distance. There are also lively markets and flea markets, as well as numerous charming villages. No work is required. Everything is ready for rental, and the houses are even sold fully furnished and upholstered. They are ready to move in. You will find everything you need for a thriving business here. It is also possible to live in one of the houses and rent out the other three, allowing you to reside there while generating income. In short: 4 authentic Cantal houses, built of stone with slate roofs authentic bread oven Plot of land measuring 1,855 m2, fully fenced a few steps from Lake Enchanet double glazing individual sewers There's a lot to say about this fantastic offer. We've put together a complete file for you. Please feel free to contact us. We'd be happy to send you the full file. We can also arrange a viewing. Come and discover this unique property, as this type is rarely offered in this region! Price: EUR469,000 (seller's fees included). All reports are available upon request. Please do not hesitate to contact us for more information about this property or to arrange a viewing. ENERGY CLASS: NOT SUBJECT TO EPC (No heating) Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Email: [email protected] (French, Dutch, English and German) Tel/WhatsApp +33 6 58 17 54 15 Côté France, Franco-Belgian real estate network. Buying, selling, renting, investment properties for sale, rental properties for sale. Côté France, a Franco-Belgian-international network of agencies and advisors. This property advertisement was written under the editorial responsibility of EI Tascha BOS-SCHANSTRA, Independent Real Estate Agent for SARL Côté France (without holding client funds), registered with the Aurillac Trade and Companies Register under number 882 497431, holder of a real estate canvassing license on behalf of SARL Côté France. www.cotefranceimmo.fr Côté France Immobilier - Réseau Immobilier Franco Belge International - Des conseillers du Nord au Sud de la France et 4 agences à votre service www.cotefranceimmo.fr

iad France - Fabrice Robert offers you: **Exceptional Residence in Labastide-du-Haut-Mont - A Gem of Luxury and History**In the heart of a preserved natural environment of Haut-Quercy, 40 minutes from Figeac and Aurillac, this remarkable domain, carefully renovated, offers a rare living environment, blending architectural authenticity, comfort, and serenity. Located at the end of a private cul-de-sac, the property consists of several fully restored historic buildings using high-quality materials, with a usable area of approximately 1500 m², including 600 m² of living space, set in a natural park of 4 hectares of meadows and woods bordered by a stream.The historic residence (1634) is truly the heart of the estate and features approximately 200 m² of living space. It offers a bright living room with a fireplace, a kitchen, and a bedroom on the ground floor. A magnificent wooden spiral staircase leads to the first floor, where there is a large suite of approximately 80 m² including a bedroom, lounge, dressing room, and bathroom. A superb vaulted wine cellar completes this authentic ensemble.The renovated longhouse, a typical stone former fodder barn, now houses: a workshop on the garden level, two independent gîtes of 80 m² and 100 m², each with a terrace, as well as an additional space of approximately 100 m² offering potential for development.The farmhouse is currently occupied as the main residence of the owners, with approximately 200 m² of living space, harmoniously integrating into the overall architectural ensemble.NOTABLE FEATURES- Traditional framework- New roofs for all outbuildings- Double-glazed PVC/wood windows- Electric rolling shutters- Stone tiled flooring- Heating system (fuel/underfloor heating/radiators/wood stove)- Spring water- Individual sanitation- Linky meterOutbuildingsAn old sheepfold over two levels of approximately 130 m² each, with a new roof and reinforced flooring, allows for various uses, including a garage for classic vehicles or a future development space.ExteriorThe estate benefits from a privileged natural environment:- 8 hectares of land, 6 of which are adjoining- Fenced meadows suitable for keeping animals (horses, alpacas, sheep...)- Swimming pool 12m x 4.80m with a depth of 1.65m- Unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside- Absolute peace and preserved nature- Bread ovenWater supply can be ensured by spring or network.A place with multiple possibilitiesThis estate is ideally suited for various projects:- Tourist accommodation activity with three operational gîtes,- Shared living or family project,- Charming equestrian or agricultural property,- Character residence in the heart of nature.A rare property, combining heritage, space, and quality renovation in one of the most preserved landscapes of Haut-Quercy.Don't wait any longer and contact me to arrange a visit!!!Agency fees charged to the seller. Energy display information for this property: ENERGY class D index 248 and CLIMATE class D index 44. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation for clearing, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr.This real estate announcement has been drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Fabrice Robert, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the RSAC of Aurillac under number 914719786, holding the real estate sales card on behalf of I@D France SAS.This description has been automatically translated from French.

LOT - SOUSCEYRAC Eighteenth-century property of 450m² including 380 m² of living space. Completely restored with top-of-the-range materials. It comprises 18 main rooms including a huge living room, a beautiful dining room with its monumental fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen with a wide entrance on the garden side , 7 bedrooms... Pegged parquet floors, magnificent Italian stone staircase, beautiful architectural features. Geothermal underfloor heating on the first floor and radiators on the upper floors. New double-glazed windows. Thermal insulation and mechanical ventilation. Beautiful slate roofs. 80 m² janitor's cottage. 17-hectares approximately park with large pond and swimming pool. Energy class : C Climate class : A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 2859 euros and 3869 euros per year. Prices indexed to 01/01/2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: wwww.georisques.gouv.fr

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Set in an exceptionally beautiful and peaceful environment, this characterful ecological estate comprises two residential properties with several outbuildings, located on 1.2 hectares of ecologically cultivated land including a food forest, natural spring and chicken enclosure. A rare combination of privacy, nature, sustainability and comfort, enhanced by breathtaking panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. Access is via a quiet country lane lined with fruit trees, nut trees and a variety of herbs. Upon arrival, the wide open panorama immediately captivates: a place where you truly feel alone in the world, immersed in nature. Despite its rural setting, the location remains highly practical: just 10 km from the lively and typically French town of Saint-Céré, offering shops, restaurants, supermarkets and DIY stores. Well-known sites such as Bretenoux, Carennac, Loubressac, Autoire, the Gouffre de Padirac, Rocamadour, as well as the Dordogne River and Lac de Tolermo (canoeing and outdoor activities), are also close by and easily accessible. House 1 - Stone House The main house (approx. 88 m2) is arranged over three levels, two of which are directly accessible at ground level thanks to its position against the hillside.From the terrace, you enter the welcoming kitchen-dining room equipped with a wood-burning stove and enjoying a lovely view. The living room (approx. 40 m2) can be accessed either via an internal staircase or via an independent exterior entrance, and also features a wood-burning stove. Upstairs is a large open-plan space with beautiful exposed wooden beams, including a bathtub, WC and washbasin. This area could be divided into several bedrooms if desired. The house is fitted with double glazing throughout. House 2: Renovated Stone Barn - Living and Rental Potential The large renovated barn offers excellent potential for residential use, working from home or rental income, and is divided into two sections. The first section (approx. 60 m2) features an eco-friendly lime floor and is accessed via French doors. The front area is currently used as an atelier/workspace, with a spacious storage area at the rear. The second section has been fully converted into an independent living unit (approx. 85 m2), ideal as a gîte or guest accommodation. It consists of a large open-plan living/dining area with kitchen with wood-burning sotve (approx. 60 m2). Large windows on the south-east side provide abundant natural light and stunning views. Upstairs are two bedrooms, each accessed via its own wooden staircase and each equipped with a private bathroom including washbasin, WC and bathtub with shower. Electric heating is installed. The roof was completely renewed and insulated in 2024, as was the floor between the workshop and living area. Windows and doors are also fitted with double glazing. Outbuildings and Land The property includes a charming natural stone sécadou (6.5 m2), arranged as guest accommodation with kitchenette, shower and sleeping area. There is also a large outbuilding of approximately 30 m2, suitable for wood storage among other uses. At the far end of the land, two caravans are installed, which could be used for rental purposes or removed if desired. The property features a natural spring.  The property is not connected to the mains drainage system and currently has no septic tank.Each dwelling is equipped with two toilets: one greywater toilet and one dry compost toilet.Connections for the installation of a septic tank are already in place and ready to be connected. Energy Performance Diagnostics (DPE) Renovated Barn Energy rating: F 340 kWh/m2/year  Climate rating: B 10 kg CO2/m2/year Estimated annual energy costs: EUR1,420 - EUR1,960(average energy prices indexed to 2023) Main House Energy rating: G 428 kWh/m2/year  Climate rating: C 13 kg CO2/m2/year Estimated annual energy costs: EUR1,660 - EUR2,300(average energy prices indexed to 2023) Asking Price EUR296,800, agency fees payable by the

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Exclusively at Côté France Immobilier: Exceptional offer! Magnificent property for sale in the Cantal countryside, 3 minutes from the village of Junhac. The complex consists of a beautiful, authentic but modernly renovated house with a magnificent slate roof and a living area of approximately 140 m2, as well as a large, fully basement 'stone' building with 2 dwellings (approximately 125 m³) currently rented as gîtes. The complex is completed by a magnificent swimming pool offering a phenomenal view. Currently, the outbuilding is rented as two gîtes and several rooms are rented as B&Bs. There's really nothing to do. The cottages are even fully furnished and equipped, ready to be rented out or used as a guesthouse for your friends or family! The 4,455 m2 garden surrounds the house and the gites. There are several terraces, both in the shade and in the sun, to enjoy a delicious aperitif in the early evening, for example. The garden is filled with flowers, old roses, and rare plants. There are three ponds in the garden, which add even more charm. Everything is in perfect condition; nothing needs to be done. The renovations have been carried out with care. Think of the double glazing, a new pellet central heating system for the main house, and, of course, the (12) solar panels. There is a spring, but also a water connection. There are two septic tanks, one for the main house and one for the gîte building. The reports have been drawn up. There is no lead, no asbestos, and no anomalies have been noted in the electrical installation. Everything is very well laid out and maintained down to the smallest detail. The house is located a few minutes from Junhac, in a quiet location, but a maximum of 10 minutes from Montsalvy. Montsalvy has various amenities, everything you need for a comfortable life. Aurillac, the capital of Cantal, is a 20-minute drive away. You'll find all amenities there. Aurillac also has an airport and two hospitals. Near Aurillac is the Le Lioran ski area, an ideal place for skiing in winter. The house is close to the volcanic region of Cantal, where you will find, among other things, Puy Mary, one of the most famous volcanoes. One of the largest in Europe. There's no mass tourism in this region, but it offers plenty of beauty. The landscape is hilly, with mountain ranges and plenty of water in the form of rivers and streams. The views are magnificent! Rolling hills with pastures and the famous Salers cows, snow-capped peaks, rivers, and picturesque medieval villages. This region has everything to offer! If you would like more information and/or photos, or to make an appointment for a visit, please do not hesitate to contact us. If you are looking for something exceptional, quiet, with gîtes, a swimming pool and a garden, not far from Montsalvy in Cantal, now is the time to make an appointment! The price for this magnificent set: 595,000 EUR fees payable by the seller. ENERGY CLASS:: D 242 kWh/m2.year CLIMATE CLASS: B 7 kg CO2/m2.year. Annual home energy costs between EUR2,434 and EUR3,294 per year. Average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr . This real estate advertisement was written under the editorial responsibility of EI Tascha BOS-SCHANSTRA, independent real estate sales agent for SARL Côté France (without holding funds), the sales agent registered with the RSAC of Aurillac under number 882 497431, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of the company SARL Côté France. E-mail: [email protected] (French, Dutch, English and German) Tel. 06 58 17 54 15 Côté France, Franco-Belgian real estate network. Purchase sale rental for sale investment rental buy www.cotefranceimmo.fr Advertisement offered by a commercial agent Côté France Immobilier - Réseau Immobilier Franco Belge International - Des conseillers du Nord au Sud de la France

On the border of Cantal and Aveyron, overlooking the Goul valley, stands a medieval and Renaissance castle on a 15-hectare estate. Located in the center of its territory and isolated in a completely preserved environment, the castle, fully classified as MH, rises above the valley that marks the historical boundary between Haute-Auvergne and Rouergue. The main access is via the eastern side where there was likely an old drawbridge. Its origins date back to the Middle Ages when the site was just a keep surrounded by a defensive enclosure of five to seven towers. Today, remnants from that era include the first keep to the west, a second tower built in the 15th century to the east, as well as one of the truncated defensive towers, surrounded by terraces and open spaces. The central residence, built during the Renaissance between the two square towers, features numerous double casement windows on its south facade and a sculpted decoration around the main entrance. An additional wing was added on the north side in the 18th century. Inside, the layout of the rooms has not been changed. In addition to a monumental Italian staircase, the ground floor consists of an old low hall now serving as a dining room, a small television lounge, two kitchens – the original and a more recent one – as well as access to the cellars and a garage. The first floor includes an old lord's room, a contiguous small lounge, two bedrooms, and a shower room with toilets. Access to the 18th-century section leads to a succession of three bedrooms with water points, a bathroom, and separate toilets. The second floor comprises a spacious room known as the 'Queen's Room,' an office, two other bedrooms, and a shower room with toilets. A half-landing passage leads to a shower room and the attic of the 18th-century section. The third floor consists of a display room, followed by a guest room, former service rooms, and an interior dovecote. A small staircase leads to the loft with a large room under the rafters and two chimneys. It precedes a chapel and the upper parts of the two towers. A caretaker's house and a swimming pool are also located on the estate.This description has been automatically translated from French.

EXCLUSIVE LISTING – 46210 MONTET-ET-BOUXAL – RENOVATED 18TH-CENTURY FARMHOUSE – 378 SQM OF LIVING SPACE – 9 ROOMS – 4 BEDROOMS – INNER COURTYARD – 30 SQM TERRACE – 2,500 SQM OF TERRACED GARDENS – 123 SQM WORKSHOP & GARAGE – 5.2 HECTARES ACROSS 4 LAND PARCELS effiCity is pleased to present this exceptional family property offering 378 sqm of usable living space. The estate comprises two adjoining houses, beautifully renovated and set on the edge of a 2.2-hectare woodland. The property is arranged as follows: •THE LOFT & MEZZANINE (196 sqm): a spectacular 123 sqm open-plan kitchen, living and dining area, a 15 sqm summer lounge, a 33 sqm mezzanine master bedroom, bathroom with WC, dressing room, utility/laundry room, separate WC, and a 30 sqm terrace. •OUTBUILDINGS: a 15 sqm workshop, a tack room, and a 37 sqm cellar. •THE RENOVATED FARMHOUSE (167 sqm): a 47 sqm living and dining room, kitchen, library, three bedrooms, one bathroom, two shower rooms with WC, and one separate WC. •GARDEN LEVEL (123 sqm): workshop and garage. •ADDITIONAL OUTBUILDINGS: greenhouse, wood storage, hay barn, and horse stables. Property tax: €2,211 per year. Ideally located just 20 km from Figeac, the famous village of Rocamadour, the Pech Merle Cave, and the Padirac Chasm. A virtual tour and detailed property brochure are available upon request.

Ref-- 052025-278 Set in a peaceful historic village near Saint-Céré in the Dordogne, this elegant 205 m² manor offers space, privacy, and panoramic countryside views, including two historic châteaux and a nearby golf course. Built in 2009 to a very high specification and of individual design, this turnkey property sits within over 6,000 m² (approx. 1.5 acres) of secluded, gated grounds. The bright open-plan living area combines lounge, dining, and kitchen spaces, featuring stone floors with underfloor climate control, oak beams, and a central fireplace. Large sliding doors open onto a sunlit terrace with garden views. A further reception room (or ground-floor bedroom), bathroom, and walk-in wardrobe complete the ground floor. Upstairs offers two spacious en-suite bedrooms, including a master with jacuzzi bath, plus a light-filled landing ideal as an office. The landscaped gardens provide a tranquil setting with space for solar installation. A double garage, parking for 5–6 vehicles, and direct access to walking trails enhance the appeal. Well connected to motorways and a nearby airport, this is an exceptional permanent home or refined country retreat, with approved plans for a two-storey extension already in place. Information about the risks affecting this property is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.

A medieval manor, redesigned in the 18th century, perched upon a plateau in France’s Quercy province with a sweeping view of the River Dordogne. The manor stands where lanes cross paths, upon the Gramat plateau, where it enjoys a commanding position with views of the entire Dordogne valley. Indeed, the panoramic vista stretches to the Auvergne hills and the Château de Castelnau-Bretenoux. Over time, the hamlet provided the manor with outbuildings, before its population dwindled. Today, the hamlet still includes a little farm, which is in business and produces walnuts. This farm lies beside the property. With its elegant dovecote tower, the property brings together, in a harmonious L-shaped arrangement, a main section and a series of little dwellings, once inhabited by the estate’s 40 vineyard workers and artisan coopers. So a self-sufficient life of labour was enjoyed on the site. The protective enclosure formed by the layout of buildings bears witness to the estate’s small, hard-working community of yesteryear, at once focused on its own world and open to the world around it. The hamlet was already indicated on the Cassini Map – the first detailed map of France – so we know it existed before 1789. Yet arrow slits low down in the walls and the remains of a spiral staircase suggest that a fortification stood here before, doubtless during the Hundred Years’ War. The same family inhabited the manor from 1600 to 1785, as dates engraved here and there tell us. The edifice took on its current form at the start of the 18th century, when there was a drive to make fortresses more comfortable and brighter. Later, in the early 20th century, it was modernised with electricity and upper-middle-class comfort. During the Second World War, the manor, with its hamlet, formed an important site for the French Resistance, for which it served as a prime look-out. The manor was then neglected unjustly. But it was restored at the end of the 20th century and the current owners later created the warm, welcoming atmosphere that it offers today. All around the property, there is a natural backdrop with delightful luxuriance in the summer – this lush decor is the centrepiece of the site, which enjoys absolute privacy, nestled in France’s beautiful Quercy province.

This extremely peaceful, fully renovated estate is located in the northeast of the Lot. It is surrounded by nature, with no immediate neighbours, and a lively village with all amenities is within cycling distance.The ensemble comprises solidly renovated stone house with three bedrooms, a swimming pool, and a barn, as well as a spacious, recently renovated outbuilding that has been fitted out to accommodate holiday guests. This building comprises three spacious guest rooms, a large dining room with a kitchen, and an independent gîte with three bedrooms. The current commercial activity can be readily continued.The spacious outbuilding also offers additional potential for further development, such as the creation of extra rooms, an additional guest accommodation or a tailor-made project, subject to obtaining the necessary permissions.The 4.5-hectare estate consists mainly of horse pastures and is completely fenced, making it particularly suitable for animal lovers.The estate includes 1ha of forest that is located across the street.A large pond, fed by three natural springs from a nearby forest, gives the property an exceptional and idyllic character. A beautifully maintained turnkey estate, offering generous accommodation for up to 15 guests, with each space designed to preserve comfort and privacy. More photos and a detailed description can be found on the website of Beldemora. EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

In the heart of Saint-Laurent-les-Tours, just a short walk from local shops and amenities, stands a sublime character property dating back to 1772, a true testament to the region?s architectural heritage. Behind its timeless façade lies a residence offering over 300 sqm of living space, with generous, light-filled volumes. This is complemented by approximately 100 sqm to renovate, allowing for a wide range of possibilities, as well as a 120 sqm garage. The property is set within around 4,400 sqm of land, a rare feature in such a central location. The house immediately captivates with the authenticity of its materials: original parquet flooring, stone floors, a dining room enhanced by a marble floor and a remarkable fireplace, and a vaulted stone kitchen, all creating a warm and elegant atmosphere, seemingly untouched by time. The original stonework, currently covered, could be revealed to further enhance the property?s character for lovers of historic homes. The sleeping quarters offer four bedrooms, including a master suite opening onto a balcony of approximately 10 sqm, along with three bathrooms, ensuring comfort and privacy for family and guests alike. Outside, a spacious terrace of over 60 sqm invites relaxation and entertaining, enjoying open views over the surrounding hills. The property is in very good overall condition, carefully preserved in keeping with its period, while still allowing future owners the freedom to adapt it to their personal tastes. A rare and charming residence, combining ease of access, generous volumes and the beauty of an exceptional home, designed for those who appreciate authentic places rich in history and emotion.

Set within an unspoilt rural landscape in the heart of the Limargue region, this exceptional 16th-century estate offers a rare combination of architectural heritage, complete privacy, and a beautifully curated lifestyle estate set across approximately 13 hectares. The property occupies a commanding, elevated position surrounded by rolling countryside, forming part of a small, traditional hamlet. Despite its peaceful setting, it remains within easy reach of local amenities and key transport connections via Brive-la-Gaillarde, making it both secluded and accessible. At its centre stands a distinguished 17th-century manor house, carefully restored over several years using traditional Quercy materials. The renovation has been carried out with exceptional attention to detail, preserving original features such as stone fireplaces, exposed beams, and traditional flooring, while introducing discreet modern comforts including fibre connectivity, climate control, and smart home systems. The house offers four bedrooms arranged over three levels, with generous reception spaces designed for both entertaining and everyday living. A particularly striking feature is the elevated living floor, where a dramatic timber staircase, original architectural details, and a long covered bolet terrace create a natural flow between interior and exterior living. The atmosphere throughout is one of warmth, authenticity, and understated elegance. Supporting the main residence is an exceptional collection of outbuildings. A substantial stone barn provides extensive garaging and workshop space, together with a self-contained two-bedroom apartment, ideal for guests or rental use. Additional structures include a fully equipped fitness space, agricultural storage, and further barns offering flexibility for a variety of uses, including equestrian or collection-based requirements. The grounds are a defining feature of the property. The estate unfolds across meadows, woodland, and landscaped gardens, with a natural stream, private lake, and a series of carefully positioned viewpoints across the land. At its heart lies a striking granite swimming pool, seamlessly integrated into its surroundings and offering a refined space for relaxation. Equestrian facilities are already in place, including a riding arena and pastureland, with further potential for stabling if required. A discreet helicopter landing area has also been created, enhancing the estate’s accessibility without compromising its privacy. This is a property of scale, history, and presence — not simply a restored farmhouse, but a complete rural estate offering genuine versatility. It will appeal to those seeking a principal residence, a refined country retreat, or a long-term lifestyle project with strong hosting or income potential.