Country House With Pool

A little piece of Versailles in the Tuscany of France
Elegantly perched in the rolling valleys of Tarn-et-Garonne, often called the Tuscany of France, this mid-19th-century stone presbytery offers a lifestyle that borders on the divine. Situated next to an old church and boasting truly breathtaking views of the unspoiled countryside, it’s the kind of place that might make you believe in higher beings... or at least in better real estate choices.
To call this residence “special” would be a bit like calling Versailles “rather pleasant”. Meticulously restored by its current owner at, shall we say, heroic expense, the result is a harmonious marriage of rustic French charm and polished sophistication think Tarn-et-Garonne meets Versailles, but without the crowds.
Inside, the tone is set immediately: a grand entrance hall marked by an antique oak front door and a beautifully preserved original staircase, all finished with meticulous attention to detail. The ground floor unfolds into a stunning open-plan living space, where an elegant sitting room with a striking fireplace flows seamlessly into a sleek, contemporary kitchen equipped with integrated appliances. French doors open onto the garden, inviting the outdoors in at every opportunity.
Upstairs, two exquisitely appointed bedrooms await. One is dressed (literally) in sumptuous designer fabrics, while the other boasts the luxury of its own bathroom and dressing room. A spacious landing also serves as a study area, with a balcony overlooking the garden perfect for moments of quiet contemplation or the occasional sigh of contentment. The bathrooms are finished to an exceptional standard, with luxurious touches throughout.
The top floor offers a charming attic bedroom or flexible storage space, depending on whether you prefer guests or clutter.
Outside, terraced stone gardens provide a picturesque and low-maintenance setting, dotted with established trees and shrubs. A pair of substantial iron gates ensures privacy, while the indispensable 4x2 meter pool is ready for those long, languid summer afternoons.
With modern comforts including double glazing and electric heating — and even the option to purchase some of the furniture — it really is a matter of arriving, unpacking, and immediately starting to live your best life as a lord of the manor.
In short: not just a house, but a rather compelling argument for moving to the French countryside.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/