Exclusivity Medieval Manor With Panoramic View And Suspended Garden In Périgord Noir Near Sarlat

In the heart of Périgord Noir, between the Dordogne valley and major heritage sites, this 16th-century medieval manor seems to watch over the valley for more than five centuries. Known as the ”Petit Château”, this former lordly residence built in 1510 after the destruction of the original castle offers today approximately 189 m² of living space in a rare atmosphere, rich in history and authenticity. Behind its thick walls and cut stones, the residence reveals all the character of noble buildings of its time: majestic castle fireplaces, beautiful ceiling heights, a spiral staircase serving four levels, characterful lounges, and remarkable natural freshness both in summer and winter thanks to an exceptionally robust construction. The manor includes 4 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms, 2 lounges, a kitchen, an office, vast convertible attics, as well as 3 cellars including a superb vaulted cellar and a rammed earth cellar. Outside, the 5,424 m² plot forms a true suspended haven above the valley. The garden, protected to the East by the old castle rampart and to the West by an impressive 4-meter high enclosing wall, hosts a generous orchard with walnut, apple, cherry, pear, plum, and hazelnut trees. From the property, the view embraces the forest massif, the valley, and the ruins of the neighboring castle. A living panorama, changing with the seasons. The location is particularly privileged with a village and its shops just 2 km away, the Dordogne in immediate proximity, Souillac 10 minutes away, and Sarlat-la-Canéda 15 minutes away. The property is also located in the heart of the major tourist sites of Périgord Noir, between castles, caves, classified villages, canoeing, gastronomy, and hiking trails up to Rocamadour. A rare residence for lovers of history, old stones, and preserved landscapes.
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