Nestled within a vast dry-stone-walled park of approximately 9,775 m², this 19th-century property, meticulously restored, perfectly balances preserved heritage and contemporary comfort. Located in a dynamic village with full amenities, at the heart of the Causses du Quercy Regional Natural Park, it offers a rare lifestyle combining rural tranquility with vibrant village life. Fully renovated between 2002 and 2013, the house offers approximately 305 m² of living space across two entirely restored levels, plus more than 150 m² of convertible attic space. The quality of the restoration is evident throughout: thermal insulation, double-glazed wooden windows, modern technical installations, stone floors from the Lot region and solid oak flooring—all while respecting the soul and character of the original building. On the ground floor, generous living spaces are organized around a stunning central hall with a monumental stone staircase, the architectural spine of the house. Three reception rooms unfold here: a living room with a traditional “cantou” fireplace (24 m²), a more intimate sitting room (21 m²), and a large oak-floored lounge of 35.7 m². A welcoming 33.5 m² kitchen and dining area, well-equipped and opening onto the park, complements these spaces, alongside a 17.4 m² pantry and a convenient shower room. Upstairs, three bright bedrooms await, including a spacious master suite of nearly 30 m², all with restored original wooden floors. The main bathroom (20.8 m²) includes a whirlpool tub, shower, twin sinks, and a bidet. Two additional shower rooms ensure comfort for family life or guest accommodation. A 33.5 m² library/home office offers a peaceful space for reading or remote work. The top floor, accessible via the original staircase, features two large attics of 62 m² and 86 m², both in excellent condition and ready for conversion into additional bedrooms, a studio, or leisure space—offering flexibility for various projects. The enclosed park is a timeless sanctuary, adorned with century-old trees, landscaped beds, a belvedere with panoramic views, and two stone fountains fed by underground rainwater tanks (25 and 26 m³). Several outbuildings add potential: an 8 m² garden shed, a 25 m² covered carport, and a two-level adjoining barn of 80 m², ideal for a gîte or artist’s workshop. The property is connected to modern utilities: wood-pellet central heating (12 m³ silo), fibre optic internet, mains drainage, 4G coverage, satellite TV, mains water, and electricity. The house thus combines energy efficiency and digital connectivity in a genuine heritage setting. The village offers outstanding quality of life with schools, a medical centre, media library, food shops, restaurants, biweekly market, public services, a train station, and even a recreational airfield just 10 km away. Ideally located between Figeac (25 km), Gramat (20 km), and Lacapelle-Marival (9 km), the property benefits from easy access to all key amenities and the A20 motorway (exit at 23 km). The surrounding region is rich in natural beauty and cultural treasures. Just a short distance away lie the wonders of the Lot: Rocamadour, Saint-Cirq Lapopie, the Lot, Célé and Dordogne valleys, the Padirac chasm, the Pech Merle caves, and the Way of Saint James pilgrimage routes. More than just a home, this exceptional property offers a rare lifestyle opportunity in the heart of a region full of identity and history. With spacious interiors, a remarkable park, and a fully modernized infrastructure, it is ideally suited for a family residence, a second home, or a tourism-related project. Here, the timeless charm of old stones blends harmoniously with the efficiency of modern living—an exceptional balance, in an exceptional place.

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