82190 brassac, France

Nestled in the heart of the countryside, just outside a charming village, this beautifully renovated stone farmhouse with four bedrooms and two bathrooms achieves the rare feat of combining 18th-century authenticity with the most modern comforts. The result is a home that feels both timeless and easy to live in—the kind of place where muddy boots, long lunches, and impressive dinners can coexist in perfect harmony.
Dating from the early 18th century, the property has been lovingly restored by its current owners - a true labor of love and, fortunately for the next owner, an impeccable finish.
Inside, the house is rich in period charm. The living room boasts a magnificent stone fireplace fitted with a Godin wood-burning stove, perfect for winter evenings when the only sensible activity is sitting with a glass of wine and pretending you meant to read that book all along. Throughout the house, you'll find old oak floors, antique terracotta tiles, exposed stonework, and beautiful beamed ceilings, reminding you that this house dates back to a time when indoor plumbing wasn't yet in vogue.
The modern fitted kitchen blends perfectly with the historic structure and includes built-in appliances and a Smeg cooker, allowing you to prepare a feast or simply reheat a local market dish with enthusiasm and elegance.
A striking contemporary staircase rises elegantly through the ancient stone walls a perfect marriage of old and new. At the top of the house, the expansive upper-floor living room showcases some of the finest timber framing imaginable and offers a wonderful retreat for relaxing, entertaining, or simply admiring the craftsmanship.
Practical comfort has not been forgotten: double glazing, a new pellet heating system and, perhaps most importantly, a real wine cellar, because priorities matter.
The property sits on 8,824 square meters of land, with well-established trees and stunning views of the surrounding countryside. It even has its own water source, which gives a sense of self-sufficiency and is slightly impressive when mentioned to guests.
A second immaculate house with its own private garden offers ideal accommodation for visiting family, friends, or as a gîte if you wish to share the magic of the place with paying guests.
A large barn offers generous storage and garage space, as well as one of the most memorable home offices you could ever encounter: a beautifully presented 1974 Saviem bus, cleverly converted into a holiday rental or workspace - arguably the coolest ride imaginable.
And for those who take swimming seriously (or simply appreciate the idea), the garden also has a 12m x 2.5m saltwater pool, perfectly designed for swimming laps - or floating gracefully while sipping a drink.
The property enjoys an idyllic rural setting while remaining close to local amenities. The charming villages of Beauville and Lauzerte are easily accessible, as are the lively towns of Moissac and Agen, which offer bars, restaurants, shops, schools, medical centers, and fine examples of classic Quercy architecture.