Behind its character-rich façade, this former manor house reveals beautiful volumes, preserved period elements and a warm atmosphere ideal for a large family home or a charming residence project.

In the heart of a medieval village in Lot-et-Garonne, this former priory unveils its noble volumes, its terracotta tiles and exposed wooden beams from another era.

This home offers 130 m² of living space spread over two levels, in a setting combining architectural authenticity and development potential.

The ground floor is organized around a generous entrance hall of nearly 29 m² and a vast open-plan kitchen-living area of 38 m² fully fitted and equipped.

On the upper floor, three bedrooms — including a master suite and a bedroom with balcony — offer comfortable spaces.

The whole is enhanced by a detached garden with its large garage-workshop, a cellar, and an attic. (Possibility to purchase the home without the garden and garage-workshop section)

From a technical standpoint, this dressed stone house meets current standards: double glazing, mixed heating with a modern wood-burning stove and inertia radiators, single-flow mechanical ventilation and connection to mains sewerage.

A real gem to visit without delay.