Country manor in a peaceful natural setting in New Aquitaine

Majestic 17th-Century Estate with 393 m² of Living Space in an Elevated Position 

Set on a 1.92-hectare park-like property, this grand 17th-century estate offers approximately 393 m² of living space. The grounds also feature two renovated outbuildings, ideal for use as guest houses, offering a combined 250 m² of additional living area. The property includes an old wine cellar and a discreetly situated pool.

Property Location 

The manor house is located in the tourist region of Lot-et-Garonne, just 8 km from the medieval village of Penne-d'Agenais. Once fortified by Richard the Lionheart, Penne-d'Agenais was impacted by the Albigensian Crusades in the 13th century. Built from the distinctive Quercy-blanc stone, the estate sits at the border between Lot-et-Garonne and Tarn-et-Garonne. Access to the property is secured by wrought-iron gates.

The 17th-Century Manor House in detail 

Nestled in peaceful, unspoiled natural surroundings, this charming château is notable for its intimate size and historic allure. The house, with a completely new roof, spans two floors and features two outdoor terraces and three separate entrances. Inside, you'll find a salon with a fireplace and exposed wooden beams in the French style, a dining room, a library, a living room, and five bedrooms—two of which are situated in the towers—along with a kitchen and utility room. The estate is encircled by mature trees and beautifully landscaped paths.
 

Two fully renovated outbuildings provide extra living space: one with 147 m² and the other with 104 m², complete with a private courtyard. Additionally, there’s a 20 m² garage and a former wine cellar of about 75 m². The secluded, secure pool blends seamlessly into the historic setting.
 

This estate masterfully combines historic authenticity with modern comforts, including double-glazed windows, making it the ideal candidate for your dream countryside home in southern France.