La Cambe Barn Conversion & Farmhouse
Monflanquin, Lot et Garonne, Aquitaine, France
Monflanquin, Lot et Garonne, Aquitaine, France
P-30413
P-30413
Monflanquin, Lot et Garonne, Aquitaine, France
A wonderful four-bed barn conversion with a recently refurbished two-bed farmhouse for sale in the picturesque rural village of Monflanquin, south-west France; complete with a professional demonstration kitchen, tennis court, large swimming pool, petanque pitch and multiple terraces.
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6 Bed | 7 Bath
EUR 1,295,000
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Monflanquin, Lot et Garonne, Aquitaine, France
A wonderful four-bed barn conversion with a recently refurbished two-bed farmhouse for sale in the picturesque rural village of Monflanquin, south-west France; complete with a professional demonstration kitchen, tennis court, large swimming pool, petanque pitch and multiple terraces.
This impressive two dwelling country retreat, set within a plot of around 16,270 sqm (c. 1.63 hectares/4-acres), is ideally situated in the French countryside with panoramic views towards Monflanquin, just six-minutes’ drive away.
Beautifully restored and fully renovated to exacting standards, La Cambe includes a large, converted barn of around 460 sqm with four-bedrooms and five-bathrooms and a charming, refurbished farmhouse of around 140 sqm with two-bedrooms and two-en suite bathrooms. The swimming pool measures approximately 14-metres in length and the all-weather tennis court is in very good condition. There are extensive covered and open terraces with east, south, and west facing aspects, capturing the sun throughout the day, and providing sensational views at all times. La Cambe provides ample private parking.
Located in the quiet and tranquil commune of Lot-et-Garonne, La Cambe offers a haven of escape and relaxation but is also the perfect venue for entertaining. The current owners have run a successful cooking school at the property and there are numerous commercial options that could also be considered including bed and breakfast and holiday rentals.
ARRANGE VIEWING OR VIRTUAL TOUR
Furniture and fittings are available by way of separate negotiation.
Other Amenities/Features
La Cambe is located 40-minutes’ drive from Bergerac International Airport and just two-hours’ drive from Toulouse and Bordeaux and two-hours forty-five minutes' from Limoges – all with international airports.
Read full detailsLot et Garonne, a welcoming and generous department of just over 300,000 inhabitants, is bordered by Périgord to the north-east, the Landes to the south-west, Gers to the south and by two large regional cities linked by the A62 passing through Agen : Bordeaux and Toulouse.
It is a county of transitionThe diverse landscape between Quercy and Landes, rolling hills, crossed by two superb rivers, the Lot and the Garonne which meet at Aiguillon. Essentially rural, the Lot et Garonne is a land generous in agricultural production, bathed in orchards and fertile land, vines, fields and crops. Prunes, tomatoes, Buzet wines, Duras grapes, melons, strawberries, asparagus… It is the principal agricultural department of the Aquitaine Region.
A region of good living and eating well, with a mix of cultures and conviviality, an agricultural region always attracting labour from outside of the region. Today, the tourist attractions of Lot et Garonne are numerous, country of Bastides and Castles, of rural and river tourism (200km of waterways) of orchards and multiple outdoor activities, it is a place of tourism in the at the same time cultural, relaxing, sporting and gastronomic.
WEATHER
The climate of Lot et Garonne is influenced by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, so it is oceanic and mild, but less rainy and windy than its neighbor in the Landes, hot and often humid and stormy in summer. The average thermal amplitude between summer and winter is more marked than in the Landes and a little less than in Périgord in the North, it is a region of climatic transition where we will however note certain extreme weather phenomena, frosts in winter, and sometimes hot in summer.
HISTORY OF LOT-ET-GARONNE
Land of History, of Henri IV and Jeanne d'Albret, located between Bordeaux and Toulouse, between Guyenne and Languedoc, the Lot et Garonne has often been tossed about between several influences. The Agenais first belonged to Aquitaine in the first centuries of our era, before being subjected to wars between the King of France and that of England, often passing from one influence to another, upstream or downstream from Agen.
Sometimes under Toulousaine, English, Bordelaise influence, the Lot et Garonne as we know it today has long had very indecisive borders, overlapping jurisdictions, some looking more towards Toulouse, others towards Bordeaux, not to mention the powerful family d'Albret who exercised his authority in the region of Nérac. In addition, the Garonne river has long been considered as an essential geographic border between the North and the South of the region.
With Louis XI, the Agenais it is definitely turned towards the Bordelais, its parliament and the government of Guyenne. Formed in 1790, the limits of Lot et Garonne as we know them today date from 1808, it is at this time that the limits with the newly created Tarn et Garonne were fixed in the South East.
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However, things were not easy, certain regions turning more naturally towards the Dordogne in the North, the Gers in the South or the Landes in the South West. Likewise, the choice of the capital between Agen and Aiguillon gave rise to debate, Aiguillon arguing for its privileged and natural geographical position at the confluence of the Lot and the Garonne, it was however Agen sui was designated Chief Place because of its historical weight.
LOT-ET-GARONNE IN 5 REGIONS
RESIDENTIAL OVERVIEW
The Converted BarnÂ
4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
460 sqm built area
Underfloor heating ground floor and radiators on first floor
Outdoor area:
Accommodation:
Note: The 5th bathroom includes shower, WC and Basin + washing machine and tumble drying
The FarmhouseÂ
2 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
140 sqm built area
Oil fired central heating
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