This attractive stone farmhouse sits in the pretty village of Castelsagrat, in Tarn-et-Garonne, southwestern France, where fields of sunflowers, wheat, orchards and vineyards stretch across rolling countryside. The 13th-century bastide sits in rolling countryside between two river valleys. The village center features a central square surrounded by arcaded galleries dating from the 13th and 14th centuries. The temperate climate brings warm summers ideal for exploring bastide towns, countryside walks, and wine routes.
The 1,400-square-foot residence holds four bedrooms and two bathrooms. A tree-lined driveway approaches the property through 2.7 acres of established gardens with countryside views. A swimming pool with sun terrace sits within the grounds. A barn and garage complete the property.
The village offers a bakery and restaurant. The central square, with shops and a cafe within the stone arcades, lies nearby. Moissac and Agen lie within 25 miles. Toulouse–Blagnac Airport stands one hour away. TGV rail service to Paris operates 35 minutes from the property.
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