On the Causse de Cajarc, an atypical property consisting of a very old observation post dating from the Hundred Years' War (locally called the 'pigeonnier') made habitable by an extension. It is surrounded by more than 5 hectares with outbuildings. The environment of this small Quercy property can be described as quite exceptional. The house is composed as follows: - on the ground floor, entrance via a pleasant veranda, kitchen, bathroom, warm living room with an old and original fireplace, dining room - Upstairs: 2 large bedrooms. The dovecote itself offers 3 levels of 6 m² each (which served as small and original children's bedrooms, particularly appreciated by the latter). On the property a swimming pool, a recent bread oven and outbuildings, one of which offers interesting potential for habitability. On an old stable, a high garage can accommodate a large camper van. The future owners will acquire above all a site: On the 5 hectares a vegetation typical of the moors of the Causse with in addition a truffle orchard, some walnut trees and enough to produce its own firewood. The environment is exceptional and we are on the way to Saint Jacques de Compostelle which runs along the property. This foreshadows the interest for this property located 20 km from Figeac and 5 km from Cajarc in the Lot [Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website:
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