Tucked away between meadows and woodland, this characterful stone property comprises two houses, an impressive outbuilding with carport and workshops, and a stable. One of the houses has been fully renovated. Renovation work on the second has been started but remains to be completed. The gently undulating grounds extend to approximately 6.2 hectares and consist mainly of fully fenced meadows, ideal for keeping horses or other animals. The houses overlook the green, treelined grounds. The first house (113 m2) has been fully renovated and offers a very bright living area with openplan kitchen, wooden floors and a woodburning stove. Adjoining this, a timber extension accommodates a bedroom with a spacious ensuite bathroom. A concrete staircase leads to the lower floor, which comprises two further generous bedrooms and a second bathroom. One of the bedrooms also has independent access from outside. Beneath the timber extension is a large covered terrace, providing a comfortable place to sit outside and enjoy the peaceful surroundings for much of the year. The renovation of the second house (139 m2) remains to be completed, giving the future owners the opportunity to finish and adapt it to their own tastes and requirements. New windows have already been installed and the attic has been insulated. This spacious stone house offers generous proportions over two floors and retains many original features, including terracotta and wooden floors, old fireplaces and a stone sink. An adjoining workshop of approximately 24 m2 is currently used mainly for storing firewood. Elsewhere on the grounds is a recently constructed outbuilding comprising a workshop of approximately 26 m2, a threecar carport and a second workshop of approximately 60 m2 with an upper floor. With its tiled roof and attractive timber doors, the building blends naturally with the rural character of the property. At the edge of the meadows is a recently built stable measuring approximately 17 × 5 metres, with a tiled roof. Together with the fully fenced meadows and the various outbuildings, it makes the property particularly well suited to horse owners. An attractive gypsystyle caravan, currently used as an office, is also set within the grounds. Between the two houses, the concrete structure of the former swimming pool remains in place. This provides a good basis for creating a new pool and an attractive outdoor area between the two houses. The property enjoys a peaceful rural setting while remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities. Prayssac, with its shops and services, is around ten minutes away by car, while Cahors can be reached in less than half an hour. With approximately 6.2 hectares of land, fenced meadows, wellmaintained outbuildings and one fully renovated house, the property already has much to offer. Completing the renovation of the second house will allow its future owners to shape the property to suit their own needs and realise the full potential of this beautiful setting.
