A 19th Century Dwelling, With An Outbuilding And Former Wine Storehouse, On Nearly One Hectare

A 19th-century dwelling, with an outbuilding and former wine storehouse, on nearly one-hectare grounds with a swimming pool, in the Quercy region. A private lane provides access to the property, concealed behind its entrance by tall cedars and cypresses, while the main dwelling, standing in the middle of the property, comes with an outbuilding and a wine storehouse. In addition, a swimming pool and its deck are set back from the buildings, while all around, a garden, extending over a little less than one hectare, alternates between vast lawns and tall trees.

Separated by a young hedge, planted along its perimeter, from the neighbouring property, the main dwelling, built in the 19th century, features architecture typical of Quercy homes: constructed out of limestone, it is topped with a tall, flat tile hipped roof, punctuated by dormers with pale window surrounds, while sage green shutters cadence its exteriors, which are partially festooned with ivy.

To the south, an immense patio provides a natural transition between the dwelling and the garden, whereas stone and tile also feature prominently in the outbuildings and a former wine storehouse bears witness to the property’s one-time agricultural vocation. As for the dwelling, it boasts approximately 285 m² of inhabitable floor area spread out over its two upper storeys, while services rooms and a small flat, in need of a renovation, can be found on its garden level.

Lastly, a converted outbuilding rounds out the property’s accommodations, whereas the former wine storehouse, with approximately 200 m² of floor area, provides a final coda to this architectural complex.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/