A superb opportunity to acquire a beautifully modernised home in the medieval town of Figeac.

The charming town of Figeac has an annual influx of tourists for its cultural festivities and attracts many Internantional clients who tour and want to stay. The region is simply brimming with niche villages with a medieval feel.
You can hike, e-cycle or take the tourist train around the town to the sites, restaurants and unmissable weekly market. The fascinating Champollion Museum notably after Jean François Champollion, the decipherer of Egyptian hieroglyphics, was born in Figeac and this considered the best market in the Lot! If you like markets, you’ll love this one.
The house is traditionally constructed in limestone and is typical of the region with red tiled roof. Its spacious interior has been lovingly reinvented by the vendor, transforming it to a calm, voluminous, light and inspiring living space.
Each of the bedrooms are equally calm spaces and simply stated elegance.
A must to view if you are looking for an ideal home in France.

A house with an attached barn covered in tiles, comprising:
> On the ground floor: an entrance hall, to the right a door to the basement, a few steps up to a modern bathroom with a bathtub, shower, sink, and toilet, and a large living room/salon with an open fireplace. To the left of the entrance hall, a large open-plan living area combining a kitchen, dining room, and lounge.
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> on the first floor: accessed from the living area, a landing and a large family bedroom with en-suite bathroom and toilet, two further bedrooms, and a third bathroom with a sink, shower, and toilet.

> Accessed from the living area, a large basement comprising laundry and utility room housing the electric hot water tank and gas boiler. Accessed from outside the house, another large basement with workshop and garden storage.

> Land with trees bearing walnut, hazelnut and fig, a well, a small pigsty, lavoire and outdoor four à pain.
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