This elegant four-story stone residence stands directly on the Place des Consuls in Bretenoux, a bastide town in the Dordogne Valley where arcaded squares and half-timbered houses still shelter the same galleries where medieval merchants once traded.
The home spans approximately 1,940 square feet across multiple levels and holds four bedrooms and two bathrooms. The first floor opens onto a living room, and has a fitted kitchen, a shower room, a WC, and a pantry. Upstairs, the sleeping quarters spread across the second floor with four bedrooms sharing a bathroom and a separate WC. The house retains original stonework and timber beams throughout. A 430-square-foot garage provides covered parking.
Bretenoux sits where the Cère River meets the Dordogne, its rectangular bastide grid laid out in 1277 around a central square lined with stone arcades. The town holds weekly markets under covered halls, while the medieval Château de Castelnau rises on cliffs just outside the village walls. The surrounding Quercy region extends across limestone plateaus cut by river gorges, where Rocamadour’s cliff-side sanctuary and the prehistoric caves of the Lot Valley draw visitors to this corner of southwestern France.
The town provides immediate access to shops, restaurants, and services within the historic center. Brive-la-Gaillarde and its train station lie 20 miles north, offering TGV connections to Paris in approximately four hours. Toulouse’s international airport sits 90 miles south.
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