Villa for sale in Montpezat-De-Quercy, Tarn-Et-Garonne, Occitanie

Outside: Although the property does not have a garden, since it sits between two narrow impasses, the residents have lots of colourful plant pots and convert the lanes into lovely outside spaces in summer.

Ground floor:
Salon (5.1 x 4.5m) with glass doors, tiled floor, original beams, dado rail, and original wall-mounted 1950s venetian mirror
kitchen/diner (3.7 x 5.0m) with authentic 1950s glass patisserie counter and shelving, large oven, gas hob, storage units and sink.
Attractive wooden staircase leads to:

Upstairs:
Bedroom: (5.35 x 4.5) Very stylish, good-sized room with marble fireplace, wall panels, large window, original beams.
Bathroom (4.5 x 3.5m) lovely bright, colourful bathroom with original features, double basin, large bath.
Dressing room (3.0 x 1.0m) Plenty of hanging space
WC: Separate WC
The door panels of both the dressing room and the WC feature unique sketches hand-painted by a local artist.

Attic: A decent-sized attic, accessed by a pull-down ladder, provides some extra storage space.
The property has double-glazing throughout, is on mains drainage, and is in very good condition. The property can be sold partly-furnished.
This beautiful property will not be around long and viewing is highly recommended.

Location:
Pharmacy, bars, restaurants, post office, shops, tabac, are all within a short walk.

Driving times:

Montauban - 30 mins
cahors - 28 mins

Toulouse airport- one hour

Atlantic coast- 2.75 hours
mediterranean coast- 2.75 hours
pyrenees- 3 hours

"Montpezat-de-Quercy, a bastide town in the Quercy Blanc region, has a typical character, with its central covered square and half-timbered houses. This charming village had a glorious past, with the illustrious des Prés family endowing the village with remarkable features. Indeed, it was Cardinal Pierre des Prés who, in the 14th century, built the beautiful Southern Gothic collegiate church of Saint-Martin. Two centuries later, on the initiative of Jean IV des Prés, then Bishop of Montauban, tapestries depicting the life of Saint Martin were specially made for the choir of the collegiate church. This marvellous series of Flemish tapestries is in excellent condition and is much admired by lovers of antique tapestries. This jewel is complemented by another treasure trove of religious statues and wedding chests."
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