15th C. listed castle: a Renaissance gem in the Quercy

The property stands on a plateau dominating a small valley and stretches over approx. 19 ha (47 acres). A very private estate, taking advantage of a predominantly wooded setting and high walls placed around the perimeter. Everything here is harmoniously laid out and immaculately kept: grasslands, vast truffle grounds and lawns, complete with some superb low dry, stone walls; trees and bushes of varying species; fountains and ornamental stones, etc. A driveway bordered by trimmed boxwood hedges and a limestone driveway lead to the different buildings, whereas other paths link up with the swimming pool, the spa and the sauna, or make it possible to wander around certain parts of the estate. Amongst the outbuildings: an outstanding 17th century, listed windmill, now restored; an old, converted, 15th century watchtower to provide guests with total independence; an impressive construction having sheltered stables as well as carriages in the 17th century, now devoted to function rooms (two adjoining rooms spanning more than 310 m² (3,337 sq ft); a lounge, a large, fully equipped, professional kitchen, bathroom and toilet facilities and a storeroom); a comfortable, completely restored, two-storey dwelling for accommodating friends or caretakers; another dwelling in the process of being restored, an old water mill, spanning three floors, two of which are on ground level.Standing on a hilltop, the castle proudly dominates its surroundings. Built in the 15th century on the site of an