Solange and Jean-Pierre (a sculptor specializing in gilding) welcome you to an authentic, meticulously restored 18th-century tileworks, nestled in a peaceful setting on a rare 7-hectare property (partially listed as a Historic Monument for its magnificent drying shed). Located in the heart of a rural hamlet steeped in history, the hamlet once housed a priory founded in the 11th century (whose remains still exist) dedicated to young women from the local nobility (the famous "Ladies of Lancharre"). Perfectly preserved and boasting a unique heritage (a listed 11th-century Romanesque church, beautiful typical houses, listed medieval tombstones, a 15th-century tileworks, the fortified gate of a former royal abbey, etc.), the site enjoys a bucolic, rural, and natural setting, nestled at the edge of a vast forest amidst verdant hedged meadows, just a stone's throw from the first vineyards. The gîte offers excellent comfort. A beautiful, cathedral-ceilinged living room bathed in light thanks t



o its eaves. Its warm, rustic charm is enhanced by modernist design touches, further enriched by the unique character of the original structure (unusual half-timbered frame, exposed beams, and terracotta tiles). Full of character. A large, sunny and shaded terrace overlooks the courtyard, opening onto a vast, well-maintained park with mature trees, dotted with the owner's artwork (including a ping-pong table, swing, badminton/volleyball net, and football pitch). A private, bucolic fishing pond with a rowboat completes the picture, a veritable mini nature reserve (home to koi carp and numerous birds).

Composition: Detached house adjoining the owners' residence (complete privacy). Wi-Fi (fiber optic). TV (Canal+). Wood-fired central heating. Ground floor: living room/kitchen/lounge, 1 bedroom (2 single beds 90x190cm), shower room, separate WC. First floor: 1 bedroom (double bed 160x200cm). Private gravel terrace, garden (reserved area), and parking. Bicycle storage. Access to the propert