17th-century country manor house built on 2,250 m² of land in Marquay, near Sarlat, the jewel of Périgord Noir. Located on the outskirts of this exceptional village where prehistory meets the Middle Ages: Cap Blanc shelter, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the 12th-century fortified church and nearby medieval castles bear witness to a rich past. This enchanting setting has inspired writers, making it a place of literary and historical significance. In the heart of this charming village awarded a flower in the 2025 National Council of Flowered Towns and Villages competition, 10 minutes from Sarlat, this elegant 17th-century property embodies the authenticity of Périgord Noir. Built of blonde stone and topped with slate tiles, it offers approximately 310 m² of living space divided between a characterful main house, a converted barn and a restored outbuilding. Generous volumes, original fireplaces, parquet flooring, French ceilings and carefully preserved original materials tell the story of a rare place. The property opens onto a gravelled courtyard and an enclosed garden of 2,250 m², with open views, multiple access points, and complete tranquility. Mains drainage, recent Viessmann boiler, fibre broadband available. Furnished sale. A family property ideally situated near the village shops, forests and river.