Exceptional property and stables between Lot and Dordogne

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At the confluence of three departments, Dordogne, Lot and Lot-et-Garonne, this beautifully restored 13th-century residence, remarkable for its fortified tower, has stood the test of time, embracing history: a coaching inn during the Renaissance, it became a refuge for resistance fighters during the Second World War.

With a surface area of over 250m² spread over two floors, the ground floor comprises a charming, fully equipped kitchen opening onto the living room and a large en-suite bedroom. On the first floor, also accessible via an external staircase leading to a superb terrace under the roof, there is a double living room with a monumental fireplace, as well as a bedroom and shower room.

The view and the sunrises and sunsets from the terrace are breathtaking.
On the top floor, there is a cosy bedroom with a loft-style bathroom, and a further bedroom that could also be used as a study.

The outbuilding, opposite the well house, has been converted into a garage with three generous parking spaces and a workshop. The height of the roof structure also allows for the possibility of adding a mezzanine floor if required. Adjacent to this is a large laundry room.

The 70m² cottage with its splendid terrace is tastefully furnished and features a cosy kitchen, a living room and, upstairs, two en-suite bedrooms, one of which has a balcony overlooking the stunning lagoon pool with jacuzzi.

Adding a bucolic touch to the estate, a charming caravan has a bedroom, kitchen, shower room and eco-friendly toilet.

The beautifully furnished and decorated cottage and caravan, sleeping 4 to 6 people, are sure to generate rental income.

Set on nearly 4 hectares of secure grounds, with fenced-in pastureland for grazing horses, this rare haven of peace invites you to stroll around in an enchanting setting.

The French equestrian lifestyle awaits you, just a few kilometres from EYMET, known as the most British town in France.