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14178RM46 Price €349,800
Lovely renovation of an authentic farmhouse with barn and 4 hectares of land for sale near Cazals in the Lot.
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Property Summary
This charming French farmhouse has been recently renovated with great care and attention. It offers a large family kitchen, 4/5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 4 hectares (10.37 acres) of pasture and woodland. The barns on the opposite side of the courtyard would make excellent stabling or offer potential to convert to habitable use. Its quiet location and easy access to a thriving market town make this property a rare find.
Property Description
Main house comprising; Hallway opening onto a large kitchen/dining room (34m²) with wood burning stove. Living room (18.6m²) with under floor heating and French doors to the terrace, this room opens onto an office area with broadband connection (7m²). A handmade oak staircase leads to the first level with living room (24m²), bedroom 1 (11m²), shower room, w.c, bedroom 2 (11m²), bedroom 3 (8m²), bedroom 4 (13m²) with en-suite bathroom. Outside; The two barns on the opposite side of the courtyard have been re-roofed and retain many original features including Pisé (riverstone) flooring, cantou fireplace and ancient stone sink. The potential for conversion here is huge. Attached to the main house is a summer kitchen and shower room with w.c. The land is a mixture of fruit orchards, ornamental gardens with pond, vegetable patch, 2.5hectares of pastureland and the extensive woodland which boasts an original shephards hut. This property really is a rare find and I would advise viewing without delay, in order to avoid disappointment!
Location in France
The Lot department, in the north of the Midi-Pyrénées, makes up much of the western part of the Massif Central mountain range. Foreign buyers and visitors have been increasingly drawn to the area in recent years thanks to its improved accessibility, which will only be improved further by the future Brive Gaillarde airport. The department is largely untouched with historical gems hidden among its fantastic landscapes.
Cahors is the department capital with a population of just over 21,000. The laid back way of life here reflects the relaxed atmosphere in the rest of the department. There is a great deal of spectacular medieval architecture on display in Cahors, both in its buildings and in the wonderfully preserved bridges that cross its rivers.
The Parc Naturel Regional des Causses covers a large proportion of the department. st Cirq Lapopie is a village not to be missed, perched on the edge of a cliff overhanging the Lot valley. The immense natural beauty of the area is complimented by the charming buildings and ancient ruins that make up this town.
Rocamadour is again situated in what looks like a precarious position on a cliff-top. In the past, pilgrims making their way to Compostella used the town as a stop off point. Today, visitors arrive from all over the world to take in the breathtaking views.
Gourdon, in the north east of the Lot, is the historical capital of the Bouriane region. It is positioned on the gentle slopes leading down to the Dordogne river and contains a number of medieval buildings. In the vicinity you'll be able to explore decorated prehistoric caves.
Rodez Airport is serviced by Ryanair, who run regular flights from London Stansted, and Toulouse airport is under 90 minutes away. Another option would be to fly into Limoges and travel down the A20.
The department has become very popular with international buyers, particularly families and retirees, thanks to its stunning architecture and scenery and reasonable property prices.
