- Fully restored 15th-century townhouse
- 350m² over three floors
- Listed renovation approval
- Landscaped courtyard with fountain
About this Property
Tucked away in the very centre of the vibrant medieval bastide town of Eymet, this property is a rare and exquisite residence that perfectly blends historic charm with modern luxury. With its origins believed to date back to the 15th century — and possibly earlier — this former home of the town’s tax collector is steeped in history and rich in architectural detail.
Painstakingly and sympathetically restored between 2019 and 2020, the property has been fully renovated to an exceptional standard, under the guidance and approval of the Architectes des Bâtiments de France. The result is a home of remarkable character and quality, with every detail — from hand-crafted oak joinery to state-of-the-art services — carefully considered and immaculately executed.
Offering approximately 350m² of living space across three floors, the house provides elegant and adaptable accommodation, with multiple reception rooms, 4 to 5 bedrooms, and a thoughtful layout ideal for both family life and entertaining.
At the rear, a beautifully landscaped courtyard garden offers an unexpected oasis of calm in the town centre, complete with a central fountain, a 40m² covered terrace, an outdoor kitchen, and a separate workshop. The property also benefits from a newly built garage with electric car charging, level access, and electrically operated doors.
This is not simply a house, it is a work of craft, history, and design. It offers a truly rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey heritage property in one of the most sought-after and welcoming towns in southwest France.
Antony Bryan
Aquitaine
If you want variety, Aquitaine is possibly the place for you. The largest administrative region in France, covering pretty much the whole of the south west corner. It has Atlantic coastal towns and seemingly endless pine forests to the west, the stunning backdrop of the Pyrénées in the south, vineyards (both wine and cognac) in the centre and north, lush pastures and agricultural landscapes in the north east and the most stunning architecture, valleys and villages from the centre towards the east.
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