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French property in Midi Pyrenees - Lot - Character house and outbuildings in 1 hectare of land, views over the surrounding countryside - fantastic potential

French property, houses and homes for sale in not far from St. Cere, Lot, Midi_Pyrenees

Price	€299,600 £239,965*	Ref	23708HMB46
Town	not far from St. Cere	Dept	Lot
Floor	93 M²	Plot Size	9500 M²
Bath	1	Bed	4

Helen Barnett Independent Agent, says :

Reduction from €349,800 to €299,600

Character house and outbuildings in 1 hectare of land, views over the surrounding countryside - fantastic potential

This property presents an unusual opportunity in this area of a character house built of stone sitting in 1 hectare of land with the ability to extend the main house by converting the loft and also has outbuildings of different sizes sitting in the heart of the country providing a calm and tranquil location with glorious countryside views and not far from the popular and very attractive market town of St. Céré which holds a large market each week. Also not far is the beautiful medieval town of Figeac which holds a large lively market each week often in the summer months with live music and a choice of a number of restaurants to sit out and enjoy the local delicacies and enjoy the ambiance of the market town and live music.

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Detached house set in the heart of the countryside sitting in 1 hectare of land with lovely views over the surrounding countryside.

Steps leading up to a small terrace leading into the property:

Sitting room/dining room and kitchen (30m²) with feature arched area and large fireplace (called a cantou) with a logburner installed, parquet flooring and a beamed ceiling and a staircase leading to the loft which is very large (56m²) and the property could be extended by converting the loft into additional living space.

Door from the sitting room leading into a hall:

Shower room and separate toilet, bedroom 1 (13m²), bedroom 2 (13.75m²), bedroom 3 (15m²) and bedroom 4 (16m²)

There are some double glazed windows in the property.

Basement: Cellar (with electric), large log store, further store area.

Outside: There are 3 outbuildings and land of 1 hectare surrounding the property.

Large barn: Ground floor with concrete flooring (90m²). First floor which has a separate entrance from the courtyard and could therefore entrance is presently separate from the ground floor (110m²)

Barn: Ground floor (42.5m²). First floor (45m²)

Sechoir châtaigne (Chestnut drying house) again on 2 levels. Ground floor (9.5m²).

There is a shed which is presently used for keeping chickens with a fenced area for the chickens.

DPE

Logement économe	Logement
≤ 50
51-90
91-150
151-230
231-330
331-449
>450	1214 kWh
Logement énergivore

Faible émission de GES	Logement
≤ 6
6-10
11-20	16 kg
21-35
36-55
56-80
>81
Forte émission de GES

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.