À Cotignac, Résidence D'artiste Avec Dépendance Du XVII Ie Siècle, Au Calme Absolu

In Cotignac, an artist’s residence with an 18th-century outbuilding, in total peace and quiet, with a remarkable garden boasting springs, in 1-hectare grounds. The Derroc district is a popular destination for relaxation for Cotignac’s residents. It also appeals to visitors thanks to its peaceful atmosphere and the presence of its emblematic waterfall. A narrow and shaded asphalt lane winds between old farmhouses in a landscape steeped in history, leading to the property’s entrance, where there is an imposing wrought-iron gate framed by two solid pillars. Through the gate, an earth track leads firstly to an outbuilding and then to the main dwelling, before reaching a large loop towards the property’s exit.

The southwest-facing main dwelling is made up of a variety of volumes with different heights and varying horizontal outlines. The garden level, with three rectangular windows, houses a garage. The first floor boasts two wide sliding doors that open onto a vast patio adjacent to an artist’s studio. The edifice is topped by roofs made of half-round tiles, underlined by a double genoise corbel.
Des informations sur les risques auxquels est exposé ce bien sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/