Véronique Bessieres and Manon Chaubet [Agence Sélection Habitat | Country Character Home] present to you:

Built in the 13th century, overlooking the ramparts of the Château of Lauzerte, this remarkable property embodies the timeless elegance of historic homes. From its windows, the view unfolds in a breathtaking panorama, embracing the valleys of Lauzerte and the Lot.

Behind its discreet façade lies a residence of generous proportions, enhanced by well-preserved period features: original wooden floors, cement tiles, marble fireplaces, and refined mouldings.

The ground floor offers a spacious entrance hall leading to a street-facing study, a vast 28 m² kitchen opening onto the inner courtyard, two interconnecting reception rooms with traditional nailed parquet flooring, as well as a shower room and a pantry.
At the rear courtyard, an independent entrance, a boiler room, and a vaulted cellar of 25 m² open up further possibilities for conversion.

A staircase of wood and bronze leads to the first floor, where a ten-square-metre landing gives access to four exceptionally large bedrooms, some with antechambers or dressing rooms, together with a shower room.

The property also includes a detached 395 m² garden, a workshop, and direct street access allowing for parking.

Preventive treatment against termites was carried out in August 2025 and remains under warranty. Renovation work will be required, yet this rare property represents a unique opportunity to settle in the heart of a lively medieval bastide, only 1 hour 15 minutes from Toulouse and 2 hours from Bordeaux.

Information regarding potential risks for this property is available on the Géorisques website: