Caylus, Midi-Pyrénées 82160

Reference: PFYR-T211785. In a peaceful setting in a small village on the Causse plateau, just minutes from Caylus, this old stone house offers a tranquil and authentic lifestyle. Here, there are no intrusive neighbors or constant traffic: the house sits on a flat plot of approximately 5,500 sqm, beautifully landscaped with trees, including numerous walnut trees. Attractive stone walls define the property boundaries and further enhance the character of the place. The house is arranged around a pleasant 9 sqm terrace, accessible by a few steps. One enters directly into the 32 sqm living area, comprising a lounge and an open-plan kitchen. Another room, currently being renovated, could become a particularly cozy sitting room thanks to its wood-burning stove. On the same level, the house also offers a shower room, an 18 sqm bedroom, and a small additional room that could serve as a guest bedroom, an office, or a workspace, depending on your needs. Upstairs, in the converted attic, is a spacious and charming 30 sq m bedroom with a lovely en-suite shower room and toilet. This intimate and comfortable space is ideal for creating a true suite. And then there's everything that makes old houses so appealing: the additional spaces. On the garden level, four storage rooms offer a multitude of possibilities. A former sheepfold, woodshed, workshop, storage area, cellar... everyone can imagine a new life for them, according to their desires. A detached barn completes the property. It could become a pleasant summer kitchen, a workshop, or a welcoming space opening onto the garden. A separate garage also completes the ensemble. All the windows are double-glazed and offer unobstructed views of the garden. Protected by its stone walls and surrounded by greenery, the property offers that rare feeling of truly being at home. A place that will suit both those looking for a quiet main residence and those dreaming of a country house or a pied-à-terre in the Quercy region, with enough land and outbuildings to give free rein to their projects...