£168,790
(€208/sq. ft)
€197,000
2 bed villa for saleCatus, Lot, Occitanie
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
947 sq. ft
About this property
Garden
Historic property
Ground floor bedroom and bathroom
Terrace
Water source
Fiber optic
Linky
Panoramic views
Garage
Electricity on site
Private parking
Barns - outbuildings
Character property
Detached
High speed internet
Double glazing
Habitable
Business potential
Barns-outbuildings
Solar - photovoltaic panels
Set in the heart of a picturesque village steeped in history, with the beautiful Saint-Hilaire church, traditional fountain and wash house, this wonderfully maintained stone property combines the authenticity and charm of traditional Quercy architecture with modern comfort.
The main house
South-facing and offering approximately 81 m2 of living space, the house is arranged around an open-plan kitchen and living area, with three bedrooms. The layout is particularly flexible, with no structural dividing walls, offering plenty of scope for future adaptation.
One of the property's outstanding features is its exceptional energy performance: Dpe A / ges A, with remarkably low energy consumption - a rare achievement for a traditional stone property in the Lot.
The house benefits from:
Air-to-water heat pump
Combined solar heating system
Steel radiators
Original stone fireplace flue
Excellent insulation, including 30 cm of blown glass wool insulation to the ceilings of both the cellar and attic.
The property also offers a particularly generous 81 m2 cellar, in excellent condition and with a ceiling height of approximately 2.60 m, together with an accessible attic of approximately 81 m2.
Outside, a spacious 30 m2 travertine terrace (approximately 17 m x 1.80 m, with 6.80 m covered) provides a lovely south-facing outdoor space.
There is also an underground 13,000-litre rainwater tank beneath the terrace, collecting water from the gutters of both the house and barn. A petrol-powered pump provides water for garden irrigation.
The grounds
The property is surrounded by approximately 6,640 m2 of land, including:
A mature fruit orchard
A fully enclosed and partly wooded 300 m2 poultry area with small shelters
Outbuildings & potential
A 88 m2 stone outbuilding, just 5 metres from the house, offers excellent potential as a workshop, garage or craft space. The roof and roof structure require renovation.
A further 140 m2 stone barn, approximately 20 metres from the house and with its own street number, is particularly interesting. It has an excellent traditional roof structure, pre-installed service conduits and a south-facing aspect.
Its generous volume and independent access offer exciting possibilities for a gîte, second dwelling, studio, exhibition space or professional activity, subject of course to the necessary planning permissions.
Optional extras
Two separate options are available in addition to the property price, allowing future owners to tailor the purchase to their plans.
Option 1 – Equipment & Tools Package: €22,000
The complete range of equipment currently used for maintaining and managing the property, including:
International Harvester 633 tractor (2,300 original hours), metal hay trailer, wooden equipment trailer, comprehensive cutting, forestry and gardening equipment, arc welder, Facom spanners from 7 to 33 mm, small and large grinders, new 12V electric winch, two-furrow plough, harrow, front mower, bucket and grain crusher.
Option 2 – Additional Agricultural Land: €10,000
An additional 1.9 hectares of good, cultivable agricultural land, in one parcel and located approximately 800 metres from the property, is also available. It could be particularly well suited to market gardening, permaculture, small-scale livestock or keeping animals.
Location & lifestyle
The property is situated in Salvezou, in the commune of Catus, just 3 km from Catus with its shops, schools, medical centre, police station and popular lake, and approximately 20 km from Cahors.
A peaceful and authentic setting for those looking to enjoy the countryside, space and tranquillity of the Lot, while remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities.
The property also offers considerable potential for those wishing to create a family or multigenerational home, develop a small-scale rural project or generate additional income, subject to the relevant permissions.
The main house
South-facing and offering approximately 81 m2 of living space, the house is arranged around an open-plan kitchen and living area, with three bedrooms. The layout is particularly flexible, with no structural dividing walls, offering plenty of scope for future adaptation.
One of the property's outstanding features is its exceptional energy performance: Dpe A / ges A, with remarkably low energy consumption - a rare achievement for a traditional stone property in the Lot.
The house benefits from:
Air-to-water heat pump
Combined solar heating system
Steel radiators
Original stone fireplace flue
Excellent insulation, including 30 cm of blown glass wool insulation to the ceilings of both the cellar and attic.
The property also offers a particularly generous 81 m2 cellar, in excellent condition and with a ceiling height of approximately 2.60 m, together with an accessible attic of approximately 81 m2.
Outside, a spacious 30 m2 travertine terrace (approximately 17 m x 1.80 m, with 6.80 m covered) provides a lovely south-facing outdoor space.
There is also an underground 13,000-litre rainwater tank beneath the terrace, collecting water from the gutters of both the house and barn. A petrol-powered pump provides water for garden irrigation.
The grounds
The property is surrounded by approximately 6,640 m2 of land, including:
A mature fruit orchard
A fully enclosed and partly wooded 300 m2 poultry area with small shelters
Outbuildings & potential
A 88 m2 stone outbuilding, just 5 metres from the house, offers excellent potential as a workshop, garage or craft space. The roof and roof structure require renovation.
A further 140 m2 stone barn, approximately 20 metres from the house and with its own street number, is particularly interesting. It has an excellent traditional roof structure, pre-installed service conduits and a south-facing aspect.
Its generous volume and independent access offer exciting possibilities for a gîte, second dwelling, studio, exhibition space or professional activity, subject of course to the necessary planning permissions.
Optional extras
Two separate options are available in addition to the property price, allowing future owners to tailor the purchase to their plans.
Option 1 – Equipment & Tools Package: €22,000
The complete range of equipment currently used for maintaining and managing the property, including:
International Harvester 633 tractor (2,300 original hours), metal hay trailer, wooden equipment trailer, comprehensive cutting, forestry and gardening equipment, arc welder, Facom spanners from 7 to 33 mm, small and large grinders, new 12V electric winch, two-furrow plough, harrow, front mower, bucket and grain crusher.
Option 2 – Additional Agricultural Land: €10,000
An additional 1.9 hectares of good, cultivable agricultural land, in one parcel and located approximately 800 metres from the property, is also available. It could be particularly well suited to market gardening, permaculture, small-scale livestock or keeping animals.
Location & lifestyle
The property is situated in Salvezou, in the commune of Catus, just 3 km from Catus with its shops, schools, medical centre, police station and popular lake, and approximately 20 km from Cahors.
A peaceful and authentic setting for those looking to enjoy the countryside, space and tranquillity of the Lot, while remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities.
The property also offers considerable potential for those wishing to create a family or multigenerational home, develop a small-scale rural project or generate additional income, subject to the relevant permissions.
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