Magnificent Medieval House with Breathtaking Views of the Valley

Property Description

Do you dream of living in a house steeped in history, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Lot Valley, between the famous towns of Figeac and Conques? Look no further, this 12th century house is a real gem.

Key features:
Location: Municipality of Lévinhac-Le-Haut, Aveyron.
Surface area: 240 m² of floor space on 3 levels. 1st floor of living space: 2 bedrooms, shower room, toilet, a spacious living room with equipped kitchen opening onto a magnificent terrace.
Medieval architecture: This stone house was built during the time of the Knights Templar, offering a real journey back in time.
Original features: Each main room features an imposing period fireplace, adding a touch of authenticity and character to the residence.
Multipurpose space: Convertible attic and cellar to meet all your storage and extra space needs.
Imagine waking up every morning in this house steeped in history, enjoying a cup of coffee on your private terrace while contemplating a breathtaking view of the Lot. This property is truly the ideal refuge for lovers of old stones and authenticity. A deep restoration will be necessary to live there all year round. The proximity to Rodez airport makes it easy to get around and travel, adding a touch of modernity to this medieval residence.
Don't let this unique opportunity pass you by. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and experience the magic of this exceptional medieval house for yourself.

For more information, contact your transaction specialist Denis Bruguera. Or by email: , partner consultant under umbrella status. Advertisement reference n°2809. Sale price: 86,000 euros including tax, including fees of 7.50%, i.e. 6,000, to be paid by the buyer. We will be delighted to accompany you in the discovery of this exceptional house. - Advertisement written and published by an Agent -

Agency fees to be paid by the seller. Not subject to the DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: .