Just a few minutes from downtown Cahors and the famous Pont Valentré, discover an exceptional property with over three centuries of history.
Registered as a Historic Monument, this former Hermitage dating back to 1687 has successively served as a place of reflection, a farm, a private residence, and a day camp before being restored by its current owners as a main residence.
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Just a few minutes from downtown Cahors and the famous Pont Valentré, discover an exceptional property with over three centuries of history.
Registered as a Historic Monument, this former Hermitage dating back to 1687 has successively served as a place of reflection, a farm, a private residence, and a day camp before being restored by its current owners as a main residence.
Nestled in the heart of more than 7 hectares of woods and nature, the property enjoys a privileged location with a commanding view of the valley, as well as a private access road nearly 500 meters long, ensuring peace, privacy, and serenity.
The main house offers over 330 m² of living space and features generous reception and living areas: - A large living-dining room of more than 50 m² - A dining room - A kitchen - A library - A vaulted games room - Five bedrooms - Several bathrooms and toilets - Cellars - A laundry room - Several outbuildings
The architectural ensemble is remarkable with its cloister over 40 meters long, ancient pebbles, authentic rose windows, sacristy, chapel, and inner garden, all bearing witness to a rare and perfectly preserved heritage.
Outside, the wooded park includes: - Several shaded terraces - A 6 x 11 meter swimming pool equipped with recent installations - A fully fitted pool house - A habitable dovecote - A workshop powered by three-phase electricity - A garage
Features include underfloor heating on the ground floor, a condensing gas boiler, a fireplace insert, double-glazed windows, connection to the main sewer system, a well, and water supply from a spring.
The property also offers immediate access to the GR®46, a long-distance hiking trail crossing the Lot region and used annually by many hikers and pilgrims. This is a real asset for developing a bed and breakfast, charming accommodation, or tourist hosting.
This unique property offers exceptional potential for a prestigious residence, a hotel project, a tourism or event activity, or any other high-end hospitality venture, all set in a remarkable historic and natural environment. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/