Midi-Pyrénées, Tarn-et-Garonne, Lauzerte, France

House, another house to renovate, land, outbuildings.
Indoors and garden
A period stone village house located in the center of Bouloc, overlooking the church, in a quiet and peaceful setting with a large enclosed garden. An adjoining second house requiring renovation, with a new roof, and various other outbuildings.
Dating from the early 18th century and featuring an impressive entrance gate, it comprises a large stone house with a covered terrace overlooking the garden, a large open-plan living/dining room with cathedral ceilings, a fitted kitchen, antique oak floors, a gas cooker and a fabulous fireplace with a log stove.
The roof and insulation of the property have been redone, but there are still a number of finishing works to be carried out.
Second adjoining house with its own private garden, with the most charming stone staircase and a covered terrace, in excellent structural condition but requiring complete interior renovation.
Fabulous village garden with the most impressive stone walls, large detached barn, various other outbuildings and a well for watering the garden.
Opposite the house, there is an additional plot of land that can be used as a vegetable garden.
The region
In a sought-after area, just 10 minutes from Lauzerte and Montaigu-de-Quercy, two vibrant towns with an international community. Lauzerte is listed among the most beautiful villages in France, is a stop on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, and offers a year-round program of cultural, artistic, and musical events. Toulouse Airport is 1 hour away, Bergerac 45 minutes, and Agen 30 minutes.