This stunning property, located just a short drive from Lauzerte, offers a perfect blend of charm and functionality. The 3 bed stone farmhouse, large barn, stables, and 2 bed fully equipped gite provide ample space for a family or for hosting guests. The property boasts panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, making it a truly special place to call home. 

The farmhouse features modern amenities such as electric radiators, double glazed oak windows, and a wood burning stove for cozy winter nights. The fully equipped kitchen, spacious bedrooms, and large bathroom with a corner bath and separate shower offer comfort and convenience. 

Outside, the property includes over 6 hectares of pasture land, perfect for horse lovers, as well as fenced paddocks and stables. The barn offers additional space for storage or workspace, with a workshop, studio, and laundry room. 

The 2 bed gite provides a separate living space for guests or potential rental income, with an open plan living room, fitted kitchen, and south facing terrace. 

Overall, this property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of French countryside living with all the amenities one could need. With its convenient location near amenities and attractions, this property is truly a gem. 

Priced at 499,950, this property offers exceptional value for everything it has to offer. With its desirable location, spacious living areas, and picturesque views, this property is a rare find in the market. Don't miss out on the opportunity to make this your dream home or investment property.

360 virtual tour and drone video available on request This impressive property is located a short drive from Lauzerte   The ensemble consists of a 3 bed stone farmhouse, large barn and stables, 6 hectares of pasture land, a 2 bed fully equipped gite and a swimming pool.  The house benefits from electric radiators, wood burning stove, double glazed oak windows, recent insulation in the attic.  The land surrounds the property, with 4 definite paddocks divided by fencing and electric ribbon.  There is also an outside shelter and a fenced paddock.  Glorious views can be seen from every corner of this special property, as well as being able to keep an eye on the horses.  There are 4 stables, plus a tacking area to one side of the barn, as well as a large hay store behind. This property comes with just over 6 hectares of land, a horse lovers dream!FarmhouseEntrance hall / boot room (4m2)Fully equipped, eat-in kitchen with range style oven, double aspect windowsLanding to front terrace (6m2)Wc with handbasin Dining room (12m2) leading to the sitting room (23m2) with wood burning stove, door to front terrace First floorLarge landing (10m2)Bedroom 1 (15m2) double aspect windows, south and west facing viewsLarge bathroom (11m2) with corner bath, separate shower, double hand basins and Wc. Plus dressing areaBedroom 2 (13m2) currently used as an office, north facing viewsBedroom 3 (11,30m2) west facing viewsBarnWorkshop or garage  (27m2) with glazed windows and metal framed doors to the front, leading toStudio and laundry room (24m2)Middle barn (91m2)  full height with mezzanine Stables (44m2) with 4 boxes plus a tacking areaHay store (44m2)Cellar (18m2) with 3m21 heightNote due to planning constraints the barn is not permitted to be converted into accommodation.GiteOpen planned living room cylinder  godin stove and fitted kitchen, (22m2) with doors to the south facing terraceLanding (6,39m2) few steps down toBedroom 1, (10m2) Twin beds, high ceilingsBedroom 2 (15m2) south/west facingShower room (4,32m2) with walk in shower, hand basin and WcLanding (2m2)Outside6.3599 hectares of pastureland including some woodland. Fencing and electric ribbon included  Paddock area with outside shelterWellLong driveway, no near neighbours2 Septic tanks Adsl/ Fibre availableTax fonciere 1680 euros per yearA short drive to Cazes Mondenard to find a great bakery, bank, primary school, café restaurant,  10 mins to Lauzerte, 17 mins to Castelnau Montratier.  1hr15 mins hour to Toulouse airport, 40 mins to Cahors.

5 bedrooms house for sale in Lauzerte, France

Beautiful heritage property located in the heart of the village of Lauzerte, a medieval city renowned as one of the most beautiful villages in France in the Quercy Blanc region. This stunning medieval property, measuring 280 square meters, has been completely restored in line with the original architecture and materials of the region, including white Quercy stone.

On the ground floor, the property features an entrance leading to the kitchen, dining room, and living room, as well as two additional rooms for storage and access to the garage. A large functional fireplace adds charm to the space. The first floor boasts a spacious living area, a master suite with a bathroom featuring a bathtub and separate shower, a toilet, and a large dressing room. The second and top floor under the roof includes a large bedroom, a salon/office space for hosting family and friends, a shower room, and a toilet.

The property is very bright and has been cleverly restored, with stone niches utilized for charming illuminated spaces currently serving as decoration or a library for a pleasant and cozy atmosphere. The house is equipped with double glazed windows, wifi, and a harmonious blend of old and modern features. Heating is provided by underfloor heating via a heat pump, with the option for wood energy for those who appreciate the ambiance of a wood fire.

With a large garage of 35 square meters, exceptional views of the village of Lauzerte, cathedral roof, skylights, and three levels with open and spacious volumes accessible by stairs, this property offers a unique living experience. A comprehensive video tour of the house is available upon request.

Rich in local heritage, Lauzerte's charm is reflected in its limestone architecture, including pigeon houses, mills, isolated chapels, and stately farms. The upper town showcases medieval architecture, with houses clustered around the St. Barthélemy church and the Place des Cornières, one of the most beautiful squares in the region. The ramparts bear witness to Lauzerte's history during the Hundred Years' War between the English and the French. The old mansions, in Gothic or Renaissance style, remind us of Lauzerte's past as a haven for wealthy magistrates and prosperous merchants who valued their quality of life.

I am available to provide precise information on any additional features or potential improvements to enhance this property further. The asking price of 340,729 is reflective of the property's unique features, historical significance, and exceptional location in the charming village of Lauzerte in the Quercy Blanc region.

Très belle demeure patrimoniale située en plein c½ur du village de Lauzerte, citée médiévale qui compte comme lun des plus beaux villages de France dans le quesrcy blancErigée sur une grande cave et entièrement restaurée dans le respect de larchitecture et des matériaux dorigine (pierre du quercy blanc) cette très belle demeure médiévale de 280 mètres carrés se compose comme suit : Rez de chaussée : Entrée sur cuisine , salle à manger et salon deux pièces supplémentaires pour le rangement et un accès au garage, une grande cheminée fonctionnelle agrémente le tout.premier étage : un très grand espace de vie, Null, une suite parentale avec salle bain avec baignoire et douche indépendante, wc , un grand et large dressing.second et dernier étage sous toit : Une grande chambre et un salon / Bureau pour y accueillir famille et amis, salle de douche et toilettes.Très lumineuse et astucieusement restaurée, les niches en pierre ont été exploitées, pour de charmants espaces éclairés servant actuellement de décoration et ou bibliothèque pour une atmosphère des plus agréable et très douceMaison avec fenêtres double vitrage, équipée wifi, restaurée harmonieusement entre lancien et le moderne, chauffage au sol par pompe à chaleur et Energie bois possible pour les amoureux des feux de bois.grand garage de 35 m2, vue exceptionnelle sur le village de Lauzerte, toit cathédrale et puits de lumière, trois niveaux aux grands volumes ouverts sur lensemble et accessibles par escaliers. Vidéo complète de la maison sur demande, Petit billet dhistoire: La richesse du petit patrimoine local où domine léclat de la roche calcaire (pigeonniers, moulins, chapelles isolées, fermes cossues, ...) fait écho au charme de Lauzerte.La ville haute, exemplaire de larchitecture médiévale, organise ses maisons autour de léglise St-Barthélemy et de la place des Cornières, lune des plus belles de la région. Les remparts évoquent le rôle joué par Lauzerte, tiraillé entre les Anglais et les Français lors de la guerre de Cent Ans. Les demeures anciennes, de style gothique ou dépoque Renaissance, rappellent que la cité fut aussi un paradis pour riches magistrats et marchands prospères. Ces derniers savaient défendre le privilège de leur qualité de vie. Lauzerte continue aujourdhui sur cette voie, au grand plaisir de ses visiteurs. Je me tiens à disposition pour toutes informations précises liées à tout ce quil est possible dajouter pour parfaire ce bien avec toutes les nouvelles propositions damélioration de lhabitat.La présente annonce immobilière a été rédigée sous la responsabilité éditorial de Mme Garnier Orianne En semaine jusquà 21h (dimanche permanence téléphonique de 14h à 19h). Contact par mail merci de laisser votre numéro de téléphone. Agent Commercial mandataire en immobilier immatriculé au Registre Spécial des Agents Commerciaux Rsca du tribunal du Mans sous le numéro

3 bedrooms house for sale in Lauzerte, France

Beautiful heritage property located in the heart of the village of Lauzerte, a medieval city considered one of the most beautiful villages in France in the White Quercy region. Constructed on a large basement and fully restored in accordance with the original architecture and materials (white Quercy stone), this stunning medieval property spans 280 square meters. 

The ground floor features an entrance leading to the kitchen, dining room, and living room, as well as two additional rooms for storage and access to the garage. A large functional fireplace adds charm to the space. 

The first floor offers a spacious living area, a master suite with a bathroom including a bathtub and separate shower, a toilet, and a generous walk-in closet. 

On the second and top floor under the roof, there is a large bedroom, a lounge/office space for hosting family and friends, a shower room, and toilet. The property is very bright and has been cleverly restored, utilizing stone niches for charming illuminated spaces currently used for decoration or as a library for a warm and pleasant atmosphere.

The house features double glazed windows, WiFi, harmonious restoration blending old and modern elements, underfloor heating via a heat pump, and the option for wood heating for those who appreciate the ambiance of a wood fire. Additionally, there is a large 35 square meter garage, exceptional views of the village of Lauzerte, a cathedral roof, skylights, and three levels with spacious open volumes accessible by stairs. 

A complete video tour of the property is available upon request. 

A bit of history: The wealth of local heritage, dominated by the brilliance of limestone rock (dovecotes, mills, isolated chapels, stately farms, etc.), echoes the charm of Lauzerte. The upper town exemplifies medieval architecture, with houses clustered around St Barthélemy church and the Cornières square, one of the most beautiful in the region. The ramparts recall Lauzerte's role in the tug-of-war between the English and French during the Hundred Years' War. The ancient dwellings, Gothic or Renaissance in style, remind us that the city was once a haven for wealthy magistrates and prosperous merchants who knew how to defend their quality of life. Lauzerte continues on this path today, much to the delight of its visitors.

Price thoughts: The property's listing price of 340,741 seems reasonable considering the unique historical charm, spacious layout, modern amenities, and picturesque location in the village of Lauzerte. The combination of medieval architecture, thoughtful restoration, and stunning views make this property a worthwhile investment for those seeking a blend of history and modern comfort in a beautiful French village setting. 

Please feel free to contact for more specific information or any additional details to further enhance this property with new improvement proposals.

This stunning property, dating back to 1695, has been meticulously restored to blend authenticity with modern luxury. Situated on 26,775 m² of land in a serene and secluded location, this former 17th-century presbytery exudes charm and character. The 390 m² main house features spacious living areas, including a large living room with a beautiful fireplace, a well-equipped kitchen with a scullery, and five bedrooms including a luxurious master suite. Outside, you'll find two terraces, a swimming lane, a cottage to restore, a tennis court, and more. The property also boasts central heating, air conditioning, double glazed windows, and multiple outbuildings. With its tranquil setting in the heart of Quercy Blanc, this estate offers a peaceful retreat just a short drive from amenities and tourist attractions. Priced at €979,000, this property represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in a truly idyllic location.

Property Description            The estate, dating from 1695, has been completely restored with high-end services, combining authenticity and modernity. The property benefits from 26,775 m² completely enclosed, located in a unique environment, in the heart of nature and completely protected from any nuisance: absolute calm. The main house is a former 17th century presbytery, a place steeped in history: a mixture of charm, character, etc. The whole is spread over 2 levels, enjoying large volumes highlighted by current and careful decoration, it offers 390 m² of living space • After the pretty little entrance hall the circulation is structured around an imposing vaulted corridor 7 meters long which ideally separates the day side and the night side • A large living room with a pretty floor tiles (76 m²), Living room/Living room/Library with beautiful fireplace for your warm winter evenings. • Large fitted kitchen (35m²), with a travertine floor, with a large scullery ideal for an already fitted back kitchen, opening onto exterior access to the garden For your comfort the whole overlooks: • Two “covered/uncovered” terraces -covered”, Outdoor living room, Summer kitchen, plancha, BBQ, Bar. But above all swimming lane with overflow, heated 3.5mx 14m black liner. • On the ground floor a Large Bedroom of 30 m² with a potential bathroom (15m²) • Upstairs 4 bedrooms including a Master Bedroom (55m²) with fireplace. Two separate dressing rooms, very large bathroom tiled with travertines, spa shower and bathtub, double sink, WC • For the other bedrooms a bathroom, completely redone in stone. The character elements: floors, fireplaces and exposed Quercy stones, were preserved during the restoration of the property, and highlighted by the craftsmen. Large laundry room (16m²) equipped with large cupboards on the ground floor. 3 WCs (including 1 on the ground floor), • A 35m² cottage to restore. • Enclosed tennis court, recent restoration, and petanque court • Central heating for the floor, on the ground floor and for the 1st floor, ducted Air/Air heat pump, all rooms are air-conditioned through the ceiling • Most the joinery of the main house and the outbuilding is double glazed, 3 outbuildings and an old bread oven, • Two ornamental fish ponds, henhouse • 50 truffle oaks // orchard with several fruit trees (50) // 7 olive trees// • Large car parks, (concrete slab-carport potential) The Location: In the heart of Quercy Blanc, quiet close to the tourist villages of Lauzerte, Montcuq, classed and protected (nature and construction). At least 4 km from amenities: supermarket, bakery, bar, restaurant, bank, local producers market 1 hour 10 minutes from Toulouse airport

5 bedrooms house for sale in LAUZERTE, France

Very beautiful heritage property located in the heart of the village of Lauzerte, a medieval town that ranks as one of the most beautiful villages in France in the White Quercy. Erected on a large cellar and fully restored in respect of the architecture and original materials (white quercy stone), this very beautiful medieval residence of 280 square meters is composed as follows: Ground floor: Entrance to kitchen, dining room and living room, two additional rooms for storage and access to the garage, a large functional fireplace embellishes the whole. First floor: a very large living space, a master suite with bathroom with bathtub and separate shower, toilet, a large and wide dressing room. Second and last attic floor: a large bedroom and a living room/office to accommodate family and friends, shower room and toilet. Very bright and cleverly restored, the stone niches have been exploited for charming illuminated spaces currently serving as decoration and/or library for a very pleasant and soft atmosphere. House with double glazed windows, equipped with wifi, harmoniously restored between the old and the modern, underfloor heating by heat pump and wood energy possible for lovers of wood fires. Large garage of 35 m2, exceptional view of the village of Lauzerte, cathedral roof and skylight, three levels with large volumes open to the whole and accessible by stairs. Full video of the house on request. Small historical note: The wealth of the local heritage where the brilliance of the limestone rock predominates (pigeon houses, mills, isolated chapels, elegant farms, etc.) echoes the charm of Lauzerte. The upper town, exemplary of medieval architecture, organizes its houses around the St. Bartholomew church and the Place des Cornières, one of the most beautiful in the region. The ramparts evoke the role played by Lauzerte, torn between the English and the French during the Hundred Years' War. The ancient dwellings, in Gothic style or Renaissance period, remind us that the city was also a paradise for wealthy magistrates and successful merchants. They knew how to defend the privilege of their quality of life. Lauzerte continues on this path today, much to the delight of its visitors. I am available for any specific information related to everything that can be added to further enhance this property with all the new proposals for improving the habitat.

Charming stone farmhouse dating back to the early 1800s with two gîtes and a pool located in a private park of just over four hectares with no close neighbors. The main house features a stone staircase and a covered porch, retaining a wealth of period features - exposed beams, stone walls, and the original fireplace with a wood stove. The interior is tastefully decorated and includes a modern fitted kitchen, spacious underground rooms currently used as a laundry room and storage but easily adaptable to create more accommodation or a separate annex if needed. The original stone barn has been cleverly converted into two gîtes, with the possibility of renting them as a single unit or dividing them into two separate houses with a total of five bedrooms and four bathrooms, equipped modern kitchens, tastefully decorated interiors with exposed beams, stone walls, and wood stoves, providing a useful income or guest accommodation. At the end of a private lane on just over four hectares of land with oak forests and 1.5 hectares of paddocks for your horses, fruit trees, a small barn, and a superb 14 x 6 m saltwater pool on a terrace. If you are looking for a home with income potential or a place to accommodate the in-laws and passing friends, you will struggle to find better! Located in a rural setting, 10 minutes from Montaigue de Quercy and Lauzerte, a beautiful historic village, classified as one of the most beautiful villages in France and a stopping point on the Camino de Compostela, just 1 hour from Toulouse. The village is steeped in history, with a weekly market on the main square surrounded by cafes and a dynamic community with an annual program of cultural, artistic, and musical events. There is a primary school and a middle school in the village. Energy class E, Climate class B. Average estimated annual energy expenses for standard use, based on 2024 energy prices: between 2000.00 and 0. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website.

In terms of pricing, the property is listed at €441,000, which may seem high at first glance. However, considering the size of the property, the amenities it offers, the potential for rental income from the gîtes, and the picturesque location near historic villages and Toulouse, the price is actually quite reasonable. The property has a lot to offer in terms of space, character, and potential, making it a solid investment for those looking for a charming rural retreat with income-generating possibilities.

Maison, deux gîtes, terrain, piscine. Charmante ferme en pierre datant du début des années 1800 avec deux gîtes et une piscine située dans un parc privé dun peu plus de quatre hectares sans voisins proches. Comprenant la maison principale avec un escalier en pierre et un porche couvert, conservant une richesse de caractéristiques dépoque - poutres apparentes, murs en pierre et la cheminée dorigine avec un poêle à bois. Lintérieur est décoré avec goût et comprend une cuisine équipée moderne, de vastes pièces souterraines actuellement utilisées comme buanderie et entrepôt, mais facilement adaptables pour créer plus de logements ou une annexe séparée si nécessaire. La grange dorigine en pierre a été astucieusement convertie en deux gîtes, avec la possibilité de les louer comme une seule unité ou de les diviser en deux habitations séparées avec un total de cinq chambres et quatre salles de bains, des cuisines modernes équipées, des intérieurs décorés avec goût avec des poutres apparentes, des murs en pierre et des poêles à bois, fournissant une source de revenus utile ou un logement pour les invités. Le tout au bout dun chemin privé sur un peu plus de quatre hectares de terrain avec des forêts de chênes et 1,5 hectares de paddocks pour vos chevaux, des arbres fruitiers et une petite grange, ainsi quune superbe piscine deau salée de 14 x 6 m en terrasse. Si vous êtes à la recherche dune maison avec un potentiel de revenus ou dun endroit où loger la belle-mère et les amis de passage, vous aurez du mal à faire mieux ! Situé dans un cadre champêtre, à 10 minutes de Montaigue de Quercy et de Lauzerte, un magnifique village historique, classé parmi les plus beaux villages de France et point darrêt sur le Camino de Compostela, à seulement 1 heure de Toulouse. Le village est imprégné dhistoire, avec un marché hebdomadaire sur la place principale entourée de cafés et une communauté dynamique avec un programme annuel dévénements culturels, artistiques et musicaux. Il y a une école primaire et un collège dans le village.Honoraires inclus de 5% à la charge de lacquéreur. Prix hors honoraires 420 000 . Classe énergie E, Classe climat B Montant moyen estimé des dépenses annuelles dénergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de lénergie de lannée 2024 : entre 2000.00 et 0 . Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : .

8 bedrooms house for sale in Lauzerte, France

This charming 4 bedroom village house in Lauzerte is a true gem with a large garden and garage. Dating back to the 19th century, this pretty stone house is located on the edge of the bastide village of Beauville, just a short walk away from all amenities and the lively summer night markets.

The ground floor features an open plan living space with a fitted kitchen, large garage and workshop, while the first floor offers four bedrooms and a bathroom. The property is in good condition with oil central heating, double glazed windows, exposed stone work, a charming stone archway, and tiled floors.

Outside, you will find a spacious lawned garden with a terrace and outbuilding, making it the perfect family home or a lock up and leave property. The price of 988,000 for this property reflects its unique charm, convenient location, and potential as a comfortable and welcoming residence.

4 bedroom village house with large garden and garage.Pretty stone village house dating from the 19th century, situated on the edge of the bastide village of Beauville, just a short walk to all the amenities you could wish for and its lively summer night markets.Comprising an open plan living space on the ground with a fitted kitchen, large garage and workshop, with four bedrooms and one bathroom on the first floor, being presented in good condition with oil central heating and double glazed throughout, with exposed stone work, charming stone archway and tiled floors.Large lawned garden with terrace and outbuilding, the perfect family home or lock up and leave.Honoraires inclus de 4% à la charge de lacquéreur. Prix hors honoraires 950 000 . Classe énergie D, Classe climat B Montant moyen estimé des dépenses annuelles dénergie pour un usage standard, établi à partir des prix de lénergie de lannée 2024 : entre 4510.00 et 6170.00 . Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : .

10 bedrooms house for sale in Lauzerte, France

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