EXCLUSIVE – GORSES – STONE HOUSE WITH GARDEN AND BREAD OVEN Located in one of the hamlets of the municipality of Gorses, in the Lot department, this stone house dating from 1776 offers a peaceful living environment without being isolated. With a surface area of approximately 127 m², it comprises an independent kitchen opening onto the terrace and garden, with an adjoining cellar/laundry room. The dining room features an old fireplace equipped with a pellet stove. The living room, fitted with reversible air conditioning, also benefits from direct access to the garden. The house has a bedroom of approximately 12 m² with access to the terrace, a washroom area with basin and an independent WC. On the living room side, a recently renovated bathroom is equipped with a heated towel rail. Additionally, a mezzanine of approximately 25 m², lit by roof windows, offers two sleeping areas as well as a space that could accommodate an office. Partitioning could allow for the creation of enclosed spaces, depending on technical feasibility. Some of the windows have been replaced with double-glazed PVC. Heating is provided by the pellet stove, the reversible air conditioning in the living room and an electric radiator in the bedroom. In the basement, three stone cellars of approximately 36 m², 35 m² and 12 m² complete the house. The property extends over a plot of 1,303 m², approximately 1,140 m² of garden outside the building footprint. Distributed across several levels around the house, the land includes a well and a bread oven. Its upper part offers clear views over the surrounding countryside. The nearest amenities — bakery, groceries and butcher — are located in Latronquière, approximately 6 minutes by car. Allow approximately 20 minutes to Saint-Céré and 30 minutes to Figeac. Within the Ségala region of Lot, this rolling landscape and this elevated location are valuable assets when summers become hotter. To discover the house and its surroundings, contact me to arrange a viewing.