Montcuq (46800)

Located 15 minutes from the charming village of Montcuq, 35 minutes from Cahors, and 1 hour and 30 minutes from Toulouse and its international airport, as well as 1 hour from the TGV station in Agen - Discover a true gem of French history, this magnificent castle dating back to the 12th century located in Quercy - On the edge of a year-round inhabited hamlet, in a protected natural site, the property is just a few minutes from all amenities. The property sits on a plateau overlooking a valley and extends over approximately 35 hectares. A very private ensemble, taking advantage of an environment open to wide meadows adorned with small lakes. Everything is harmoniously arranged and rigorously maintained: meadow, access path, and lawns traversed by beautiful dry stone walls. The property of approximately 450 m2 includes a main house, an outbuilding, and a guest house offering all the necessary comfort. The main body today forms a character residence, one of the few in the region to have preserved its original interior layout with a spiral staircase of origin. The main house has 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, all served by a beautiful stone staircase. Numerous vaulted rooms with fireplaces adding a touch of rustic charm have been converted into living spaces on the ground floor. The kitchen, which opens onto a beautiful terrace shaded by a centenary oak, has been completely redone with a Lacanche gas stove. You can enjoy a true haven of peace with a new heated swimming pool measuring 20 x 4 meters, equipped with a salt system and secure rolling shutter, as well as a pool for the gîte measuring 8 x 4 meters, also heated and saltwater. The pool house has been renovated and equipped for your utmost comfort. The gîte has 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and you can enjoy the two lakes present on the property. An outbuilding with 3 horse boxes and a garage that can accommodate up to three cars with oak beams adds an extra touch of luxury to this exceptional property. The shaded enclosed courtyard offers you a memorable moment of relaxation. The roof was completely redone 5 years ago, the main facades have been repointed, and the air conditioning installed in the main building is under a ten-year warranty. Additionally, the heating of the house is currently gas, and that of the gîte operates on fuel oil. It should be noted that the double glazing of the main house has been completely redone. Nestled on approximately 35 hectares of land including meadows and woods, this property offers numerous possibilities for all types of plantations, such as a truffle grove, an olive grove, or a vineyard on the slopes of Quercy. In a privileged way, one enjoys here one of the last ”black triangles” of France, where one observes a night sky of rare purity, free from light pollution.
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