French Manor with guest houses in Villeneuve-sur-Lot

For sale: a renovated 17th century manor house and outbuildings converted into 7 gîtes set in 1.13 hectares with parking and swimming pool. This estate of approx. 826 m² includes a 200 m² barn in a dead end in the centre of Villeneuve sur Lot.

Architecture and history

The bastide town of Villeneuve-sur-Lot, halfway between Bordeaux and Toulouse, has both feudal and religious origins. Villeneuve-sur-Lot was founded in 1255 and very quickly became one of the most important bastides in the South-West. This bastide has a classical architecture with an orthogonal plan surrounding a central square with arcades and 8 converging streets. The originality of this bastide lies in the fact that it straddles the river. In 1279, it became an English possession and played a crucial role in the Hundred Years' War.

The 17th-century estate

This walled 17th-century estate in the town centre offers a haven from the hustle and bustle of the city, with its centuries-old trees. This 3-storey, 426 m², 1.13 hectare property is all in one piece. This restored and well-maintained manor house, steeped in history, comprises a living area with 6 bedrooms, 5 shower rooms and two lounges, a dining room and a fitted kitchen. The former outbuildings include a dovecote converted into 7 gîtes with terraces covering around 400 m², generating an income of €96,000. A secure swimming pool with poolhouse and parking spaces. An outbuilding of approx. 200 m² that could be used as a reception room. This estate has been renovated to offer authentic features with modern comforts.