private mansions for sale Dordogne, France

Tucked away in the peaceful and discreet Cour des Chanoines, in the very heart of Sarlat-la-Canéda’s historic center, this 15th-century historic house stands as a rare testament to the architectural heritage of the town. Directly adjoining the Chapel of the Blue Penitents — Sarlat’s oldest and only remaining Romanesque chapel — the property offers a truly unique setting, steeped in character and centuries of history. It was notably featured on the cover of Le Vieux Sarlat, the reference book by Jean Maubourguet (Éditions Pierre Fanlac), confirming its status as one of the city’s emblematic addresses. Spanning approximately 200 sqm (2000 sqf) across three levels, the home benefits from generous volumes and a singular atmosphere. From the moment you enter, the authenticity of the space becomes evident through the 17th-century French-style painted ceilings, solid oak floors, and a harmonious layout. The living room, with its original fireplace, opens onto a warm and functional open-space kitchen. Three bedrooms, including a striking attic suite, are complemented by a study, two elegant bathrooms featuring cast-iron clawfoot bathtubs, and three separate WCs. The property offers two working fireplaces, supplied by a discreet wood reserve, and is heated via a central gas system with classic cast-iron radiators. The same system ensures domestic hot water, eliminating the need for a separate water heater and ensuring consistent comfort year-round. Outside, a charming balcony-terrace benefits from sun exposure and features both hot and cold water access, along with a discreetly integrated jacuzzi. It provides the perfect setting for al fresco dining or quiet relaxation, with no disturbances in sight — no restaurants or noise affect the serenity of this intimate square. On the ground floor, a temperate cellar, a boiler room, and a private garage — a true rarity in a protected historic district — complete the offering. The roof has been entirely redone with a stunning original chestnut timber frame and traditional old tiles, attesting to the quality of the restoration work. Fully connected to the mains drainage system, the property is in excellent overall condition and ready to occupy immediately. A discreet address, walking distance from the market, stores and restaurants, rich in soul and history, this exceptional home is destined for a buyer with a true appreciation for authenticity and heritage, in one of France’s most beautifully preserved medieval towns. Full dossier and additional photographs available upon request. Viewings strictly by appointment only. This property is presented by Benoît Rigoulet Independent sales agent (EI) Price including agency fees: €750,000 Net seller’s price: €714,286 Agency fees of 5% incl. VAT payable by the buyer. Information regarding potential risks to which this property is exposed is available on the official French website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Ref.4457 : french townhouse for sale in Bergerac. This 20th-century hotel is ideally located in the heart of Bergerac. Just a few minutes' walk from the station, shops and sports centre. It represents a rare opportunity for a tourist project or simply to settle your family in a quality location. Bergerac, with its historic heritage, renowned vineyards and pleasant living environment, is a charming town. In the heart of the Périgord region, famous for its gastronomy and landscapes, this dynamic town offers a perfect balance between tradition and modernity, attracting many visitors every year. With around 300 sqm of living space, the mansion house is distributed as follows: Ground floor: a spacious 24 sqm entrance hall leads to an elegant corridor decorated with refined wood panelling and ceiling mouldings. At the end of the corridor is an imposing staircase, the centrepiece of the house. On the right, a kitchen opening onto the dining room, offering a generous 35 sqm of space, benefits from through-light, creating a warm, friendly atmosphere. To the left is a double lounge decorated with mouldings, wood panelling and a beautiful fireplace. Bathed in light, this living space is linked to the terrace by double glazed doors. On the first floor, there are three spacious bedrooms (17.5 sqm, 17.5 sqm and 16 sqm and a dressing room on the landing. This floor also has a sanitary area with toilet and bathroom. The second floor, in need of updating, comprises a landing, three further bedrooms, a bathroom and two attics with conversion potential. In the basement of the house, a cellar with several storage areas offers a wealth of storage options. storage space. An adjoining office, on the north side of the building, provides an ideal, discreet workspace. A large garage completes the outbuildings, and also houses the pool maintenance room. The swimming pool, a generous 9x4 metres and bean-shaped, is equipped with a salt water system, with a new liner installed in 2022. Covering an area of 1030 sqm, the garden is planted with a variety of trees and has a south-facing terrace. Cabinet LE NAIL – Dordogne - Périgord - Lot-et-Garonne : M. Bruno GUÉRIN : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

This remarkable townhouse, listed as a Historic Monument, steeped in memories and effortlessly shifting from one century to the next since the 12th century, now stands ready to captivate lovers of heritage, art, and history. Originally a commandery built against the ramparts of the former castrum to ensure its defense during the turbulent 12th and 13th centuries, the property still retains vestiges of its Romanesque chapel from that time: a vaulted room of 31 m² and a narrow archery window framed in finely crafted stone. A spiral staircase leads to the upper floors. Enhancements made during the 15th and 16th centuries — the raising of the upper floors; the addition, on the façade, of an entrance door adorned with decorative motifs typical of the Italian Renaissance; and the opening of mullioned windows with interior shutters — brought the comforts of the time, along with beautiful reception rooms of 42 and 52 m² featuring fireplaces, and a spacious kitchen of 48 m². The bedrooms are arranged along the winding paths of this quiet, secretive home, which never tires of revealing itself. Light plays gently throughout, creating a timeless atmosphere. The courtyard garden provides access to outbuildings and technical rooms and remains a witness to a past rich in history. Shops and services (hospital, health center) are just a stone’s throw away, and the weekly market continues to be a true hub of conviviality. The village is lively all year round. Diagnostics in progress. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

When the modern and the charm of the old rub shoulders in the heart of a wooded park of more than 3 hectares, offering a multitude of possibilities and diverse spaces that can accommodate family, friends or even a successful professional project. Let's start with this spacious mansion combining elegance and comfort. Once the stone steps are crossed, we arrive on a first terrace which leads to 2 large reception rooms. The charm works immediately, old parquet flooring, high ceilings, through light and dominant view of the park. On this floor you will also find an office with its library and a staircase all in wood leading to the bedrooms. Note the old elements which have been preserved like the original cement tiles. But wait, I haven't told you everything for this floor, patience, I'm getting there! The master piece of this recent renovation is obviously this veranda measuring more than 120 sqm alone, giving free rein to multiple possibilities of arrangements to accommodate all kinds of festivities or why not a passion that requires thinking big. In addition, this new extension is worthy of the know-how of a starred chef because you benefit from a high-end professional kitchen: on the menu; cooking area and its custom-made piano, its pastry area, as well as a back kitchen equipped with a technical room and its cold room, finally a sink area and its office complete the latter. Outside, a terrace offers you the most beautiful sunsets. On the second and last floor, you will discover five master bedrooms intended for receiving guests, each equipped with its own bathroom and presenting unique and distinctive characteristics. On the ground floor of this building, we also have a multipurpose space including a cinema / seminar room, a bar as well as an apartment including a kitchen open to the living room, a bedroom with its bathroom. And the real asset of this property lies in the discovery of its 93 sqm gîte with its private swimming pool and its independent entrance. Authentic haven of peace. On the ground floor, you have a kitchen open to the living room, creating a friendly and bright space. A metal staircase will take you upstairs, where there are two bedrooms and a bathroom, offering comfort and practicality for all your guests. A covered area and a barn are also available. Finally, a parking lot that can accommodate around ten vehicles. Rare and unique product in the area. Seasoned investors will be attentive to the possibility of generous rental income. As you will have understood, this real estate complex located close to all amenities, offers very nice services. It's up to you to invent the life that goes with it. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from the energy prices of the current year: between 5265 euros and 7123 euros. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the areas concerned: www.georisques.gouv.fr Sabrina Denis EI RSAC 450 708 813 Périgueux Tel: 06.79.70.24.58 Email: [email protected]

Magnificent town house in one of the most beautiful Bastide towns in the Dordogne Périgord, in the centre of a very pretty Bastide, with all shops. In a small, quiet street. This 14th to 18th century manor house has been renovated to a very high standard. Numerous period features Ground floor “stone floors” All the rooms are arranged around a patio with a daylight well. Entrance hall, toilet/shower, cloakroom. Access to the wine cellar in the basement via a stone staircase. Quality fitted kitchen. Lounge/dining room, beautiful fireplace, wood-burning stove. First floor Landing. 2 large bedrooms. Shower room/WC. Dressing room. Study overlooking patio. Living room with parquet flooring, splendid fireplace, wood-burning stove. 2nd floor Landing. 2 large bedrooms with dressing rooms. Shower room/WC. 1 TV lounge/office overlooking the patio. A medieval footpath separates the manor house from its parish priest’s garden and outbuilding. Fully-equipped summer kitchen opening onto the garden. 1 separate guest bedroom with en-suite shower room/sauna. Separate WC. Garage/workshop. Double-glazed windows. Beautiful beams throughout. Water softener. Possibility of furnishing.

A 16th-century, 4-storey private mansion, listed as a Historical Monument and located within the historical centre of Périgueux in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. The private mansion displays an elegant façade – cross-windows and pilasters with capitals – from the first French Renaissance, based on the models in Blois and Chambord (1520). Built over a former medieval residence, the building was edified atop a basement level and has a ground floor with shops facing the street, three inhabitable floors, including one built into the attic space, and a soaring slate roof punctuated by ornate gabled dormer windows. The carriage entrance opens onto a small interior courtyard protected on one side by a vertiginous gable end, its slopes decorated with crockets in the shape of Savoy cabbages. The courtyard was altered in the 17th century when a cooper’s shop was created to one side. Illuminated by a window under a drop arch, its keystone is sculpted with a mascaron, while the door’s tympanum is carved with a salamander, a symbol of King François I. In the middle of the building, a second interior courtyard provides natural light to all the floors, which are accessible via a wide spiral staircase. The monumental fireplace in the grand hall on the first floor celebrates the Renaissance in all its glory, while the building’s entire structure and roofs are in good condition.

Two renovated apartments connecting to each other in a 16th-century listed townhouse nestled on a pedestrianised street in the old heart of Périgueux in France’s Périgord region. The two apartments lie on the first floor of the townhouse. They connect to each other and offer a total floor area of 233m². A covered entrance leads into an inner courtyard, which is typical of Renaissance edifices in the Périgord region. This court is richly embellished with chimeras and is adorned with a family coat of arms. A majestic spiral staircase takes you upstairs, where a ceiling is ornamented with finely sculpted mouldings and is divided into three coffers depicting Adam and Eve with Eve taking hold of an apple, the Annunciation, and the salamander of King Francis I of France.