Former Noble Residence On More Than 5 Hectares Near A Typical Village Of The Périgord Noir. Exclusiv

Before September 12, 1940 and the discovery of the Lascaux cave, this former noble residence was the heart of the Lascaux estate. Although the ”manor of Lascaux” and the famous cave remain closely linked, the manor is located in a wooded setting near the village of Montignac. The earliest mention of this former noble residence, now called ”manor,” dates back to 1400. The building is well oriented, has been modified several times over the centuries, and today translates into a rustic dwelling developing more than 250 m² over 3 levels. Located about two kilometers from the village and all amenities, the Manor enjoys a calm and non-isolated situation. More than 5 hectares of land consisting of meadows and woods surround it, ensuring tranquility and discretion.
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