An exceptional 15th-century town-house located in the heart of a lively medieval village.

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Over recent years, this historic former tax collector’s residence has been thoughtfully restored and beautifully redecorated under the careful oversight of the Architects of the Batiments de France. The renovation has transformed the home into a spacious, elegant sanctuary spread across three floors, blending historic charm with modern comfort.

The ground floor features inviting living and sitting areas, an open-plan kitchen with a pantry, a stylish downstairs bathroom, and a generous laundry room.

Of particular interest is the Ogee Arch, a distinctive S-shaped curve, formed by two opposing, curved lines that mirror each other. Ogee arches are popular in Gothic and Baroque styles, to add visual interest and sophistication to doorways.

A staircase from the first floor leads to a bright, airy sitting room, two comfortable bedrooms, and full bathrooms. The second floor offers flexible living space, including an additional sitting area, a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, and a separate room with a dressing area, ideal for guests or a home office.

Comfort is assured with gas heating and cooling air conditioning via heat pumps to bedrooms.

The central sitting room opens onto a charming garden and a courtyard fountain, creating a perfect setting for outdoor entertaining. An al fresco dining area shaded by a loggia is situated within the high-walled garden, ensuring privacy and tranquility.

Additional amenities include a garage with an electric vehicle charging point and a dedicated workshop, enhancing the property's practical appeal.

Located in the picturesque medieval village of Eymet in the Dordogne region of southwestern France, this home is nestled in a town renowned for its charming streets, historic architecture, and lively community. Eymet is a popular destination for both visitors and expatriates, offering numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants year-round. Its weekly market, where local producers sell fresh produce, cheeses, wines, and artisanal crafts, provides an authentic taste of regional culture.

For further information, including a comprehensive brochure and detailed floor plans, please contact Jane Vernon at +33 6 43 50 01 21. If you are unable to visit France in person, a live virtual tour can be arranged.