Elegant Master House In A Village With All Shops, In The Heart Of The Causses National Park, Near Fi

This elegant and magnificent master house, dating back to the 14th century, with approximately 305 m2 of living space, has undergone a recent high-quality renovation, featuring beautiful materials and brightness. On the garden level: entrance, beautiful central stone staircase; to the left, a 24 m2 living room with an ancient stone cantou fireplace on the floor; small 21 m2 living room with direct access to the garden and Occitanie stones on the floor; to the right, a bright 36 m2 dining room with a decorative (non-functional) fireplace, oak parquet; fitted and equipped kitchen/dining room of 34 m2, large cantou with stove, direct access to the garden, ancient stones on the floor; utility-laundry room of 17 m2 with cantou; shower room. On the first floor, three beautiful, bright, and spacious bedrooms: one (25 m2) with its magnificent white marble fireplace and its bathroom (21 m2 with Italian shower, whirlpool bathtub, double sink); the 2nd of 30 m2 with its shower room and dressing room; the 3rd (20 m2, shower room, fireplace) can be made independent by the presence of a second wooden staircase; a large and bright office-library (or another bedroom) of 34 m2 with an ancient fireplace; in the center, a dressing room; numerous storage spaces; beautiful vitrified oak parquet floors. Above, two small bedrooms (10 and 11 m²) to refresh and two convertible attics into additional rooms of 58 and 71 m². The house has four independent exits. The property also includes several outbuildings: a 9 m2 ”grangette” housing a workshop and a technical room for the garden; a superb adjoining barn with beautiful volumes to be developed (over two levels of approximately 80 m2 each); a covered carport (25 m²). Magnificent park of 9775 m2, enclosed by dry stone walls and planted with numerous species of trees, some of which are centuries old. Two rainwater cisterns of 25 and 26 m2, one of which supplies two fountains. Municipal sanitation. Central heating (wood pellet boiler) in eight rooms, electric radiators in the other two, a Jötul wood stove, two ”cantous,” and three fireplaces allow for winter comfort, complemented by wooden double-glazed windows in all rooms, including attics, and thermal insulation in almost all. This property is located near FIGEAC (LOT), in the Regional Natural Park of Causses du Quercy, in a well-served village with all shops (SNCF train station, A20 motorway entrance 25 km away, airports of Brive ¾ hour and Toulouse 1h ¾) and connected (Fiber, 4G).
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