A A characteristic and spacious 18th century family house built from traditional stone. The property is south facing and is set within a manageable sized garden that is very beautiful, tranquil and relaxing. This spacious property offers accommodation over three floors and each floor space has an impressive size of 270 m2. The first two floors have been restored to a fair standard to accommodate family living, but the second floor with an additional seven rooms still remain to be renovated – thus giving the buyer an exceptional project with endless opportunity to make this house their very own.
The property is ideally settled in the desirable region of Quercy (40 minutes by road from Toulouse) in a well preserved and listed medieval village. Being centrally located to all local amenities, this prime location could not be any closer to the village medieval past and just a few steps from the house you are emerged into history dating back to the 12th Century. The village showcases its impressive Knights Templar Commanderie (castle) which takes prime position just a few minutes walk from the property in a lovely courtyard. The village is also surrounded by a superb medieval wall with the property located right on the edge of this wall, therefore boasting breathtaking views of the River Aveyron and countryside.
Ground Floor:
On entering the property from the high street through a solid oak front door you are emerged into a stone entrance hall. To the left of the entrance hall is an office, a large storage room (that used to be the garage) and the laundry room. Continue to the end of the entrance hall into a large reception room with impressive French doors opening out to breathtaking views across the Aveyron River and countryside. Next to the reception room is the dining room which also has fantastic views, and to the right of the heritage wooden staircase is an ample sized fully equipped kitchen and pantry.