14 rooms, 391m²,  Bourgeois style house for sale in Sousceyrac - 261 500 € *

A true witness to the region’s heritage, this Maison de Maître dating back to 1880 opens its doors in the heart of the charming village of Souceyrac, in the Lot.
Originally built as an aumônerie (bishop’s residence) using stones from the former castle demolished in 1874, this historic home once housed the local bishop, just steps from the former Ursuline convent—now a retirement home.

Exceptional Architecture by the Compagnons du Tour de France
Here, every wall tells a story. Built by the famed Compagnons du Tour de France, the house showcases rare artisanal craftsmanship: an impressive timber framework entirely supported by the main walls—with no central pillars—creating a structure that is both functional and a true work of architectural art.

Spacious and Welcoming Interiors
With more than 380 m² of living space, the home features 14 main rooms, including 9 bedrooms, a dormitory in the attic, 3 bathrooms, 1 shower room, several WCs, two living rooms, a kitchen and a pantry/utility room.
Original charm has been preserved throughout: high ceilings, mouldings, noble proportions, and a warm, cosy atmosphere in every room.

Outdoor Spaces Designed for Entertaining
Set on approximately 1,700 m² of land, the property includes a large open barn, perfect for receptions and events, a spacious cellar area, an inner courtyard with private parking, and a beautiful 6x12 swimming pool with views over the village.

Additional Features:
Double glazing

Insulation work to be planned

Heating system to be defined according to preferences

Ideally located in the village center, with immediate access to shops and amenities

Ideal For...
This unique property is perfect for a large family, whether as a primary residence or second home, and equally suited to a tourism-focused project: gîtes, bed & breakfast, or artistic/spiritual retreats.
Its rich history, timeless charm, generous space, and prime location make it a truly inspiring and rare opportunity.

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