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Villeneuve-sur-Lot Manor House
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Manor in Villeneuve-sur-Lot - 100,000 EUR incomings

Villeneuve-sur-Lot, New Aquitaine, France

1,166,200 GBP

EUR 1.352.000

96,000 EUR Revenue/Year

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Annual costs and figures for this property

The following information provides an overview and may vary.

Property tax

12,238 EUR

Annual taxes for this property.

Income

96,000 EUR

Annual income currently generated through the commercial use of the property.

Manor House
Built in 1688
1,026 m² Total area
826 m² Living space
200 m² Floor area
11,324 m² Plot size
18 Rooms
15 Bedrooms
13 Bathrooms
2 Floors

Nestled in the heart of the vibrant town centre, yet remarkably private: Tucked away in a tranquil cul-de-sac in Villeneuve-sur-Lot, this impressive 17th-century manor house (Manoir) stands proudly on 1.13 hectares. In addition to the main residence, the estate features seven beautifully converted outbuildings, now serving as exclusive holiday accommodations. With a total area of approximately 826 m², alongside an additional 200 m² barn, the property offers ample parking and a secluded pool. This idyllic retreat perfectly combines privacy, historical elegance, and modern comfort.

Architecture and History

Villeneuve-sur-Lot, a bastide situated halfway between Bordeaux and Toulouse, has its roots in feudal and religious history. Established in 1255, the town rapidly became one of the most significant bastides in the southwest of France. Its classic architecture is characterised by an orthogonal plan, which features a central courtyard surrounded by arcades, leading to eight streets. A notable aspect of this bastide is its elevated position above the river. In 1279, it came under English ownership and played a key role during the Hundred Years’ War.

The 17th-Century Manor House

This historic estate, fully enclosed by an imposing stone wall, provides a peaceful sanctuary shaded by centuries-old trees. The manor house spans three floors, offering a generous living space of approximately 426 m². The historical interior has been lovingly preserved and restored, creating a harmonious blend of authentic charm and modern convenience. Regular maintenance ensures its upkeep, and with six bedrooms, five bathrooms, two reception rooms, a grand dining room, and a fully equipped kitchen, the house provides ample space for personalisation.

The converted outbuildings, including a dovecote, have been transformed into seven stylish holiday rentals with terraces, generating an annual income of €96,000 from approximately 400 m². A separate, sheltered pool complete with a pool house, as well as sufficient parking, enhance this offering. Additionally, another outbuilding of around 200 m² is available, perfectly suited for use as an events venue.