Cajarc, Midi-Pyrénées 46160

On the Cajarc plateau, discover a rare property nestled in an exceptional setting. Set on 1.4 hectares of completely secluded land, offering privacy and absolute tranquility, this former 18th-century hamlet enjoys a preserved natural environment bordering the Way of St. James (Camino de Santiago). The outdoor spaces, defined by beautiful stone walls, offer charm, authenticity, and privacy. The property comprises two renovated houses, a well-maintained 68 sq m barn on two levels, two ruins, and a house with a scullery to renovate, with a water meter already installed. Planning permission has already been granted for the renovation of the ruins and the house, suggesting numerous possibilities. The main stone house offers 139 m2 of living space and was completely renovated five years ago, from the ground floor to the roof. On the garden level, it comprises a kitchen, a dining room with a wood-burning stove, a living room with a second wood-burning stove, and an extension including a Wc, a bedroom, and an en-suite bathroom. Upstairs, two further bedrooms and a shower room complete the accommodation. A laundry room in the basement provides added convenience. The rooms are spacious and the materials have been carefully selected. The 88 m2 self-contained cottage is a real asset. It comprises a kitchen and shower room on the garden level, a spacious 37 m2 living room on the first floor, and two bedrooms upstairs. It features electric heating and a wood-burning stove, and the roof has been recently renovated. The property also benefits from a heated swimming pool, renovated five years ago, with a landscaped deck and remarkable views of the surrounding countryside. The septic tanks are compliant for both houses. A unique, peaceful place full of character.