Elegant 17th Century Character Property Lot Valley – Occitanie

Crégols –

Set within a preserved natural environment, close to Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, this remarkable character property dating back to the 17th century embodies the authenticity and refined lifestyle of the Quercy region.

The estate extends over more than 7.2 hectares, including approximately 2.7 hectares of landscaped parkland, complemented by meadows and wooded areas. It enjoys open views, excellent exposure, and the presence of a natural water feature, a valuable and rare asset enhancing the landscape.

The main stone house immediately impresses with its elegant architecture and generous volumes. Arranged over several levels, it offers:

a welcoming kitchen with pantry and cellar,

spacious living areas with varied atmospheres, including lounges, a library / studio, and a TV room,

a large reception room with an original cantou fireplace,

a study set within a tower,

several spacious bedrooms, most of them en suite, as well as dedicated children’s sleeping areas.

The property has been very well maintained, offering a warm and authentic atmosphere while allowing scope for decorative updates according to individual taste.

Numerous outbuildings complete the estate, including:

an independent bedroom created within a former bread oven, retaining its original features,

a caretaker’s house,

an independent studio,

and above all, an exceptional leisure barn, arranged over two levels, offering an impressive footprint of approximately 315 sqm per level, totalling nearly 600 sqm.
This outstanding space offers remarkable potential thanks to its scale, volume and versatility.

The landscaped grounds also feature a swimming pool, perfectly integrated into the setting, providing an ideal space for relaxation and convivial moments.
Location

Ideally located between Cahors, Limogne-en-Quercy and Villefranche-de-Rouergue, the property enjoys a highly sought-after position close to the iconic sites of the Lot, while remaining easily accessible via regional road networks, train stations and airports.
Conclusion

This rare property combines character, generous volumes and an exceptional natural setting. It is perfectly suited as a family residence, but also lends itself to a high-end hospitality project, such as gîtes, guesthouses or an event-focused activity, notably thanks to the extraordinary potential offered by the large barn and the scale of the estate.

A unique and inspiring place, rich in history and emotion, offering exceptional possibilities in one of the most desirable regions of South-West France.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/