In the heart of an old, now residential, part of the village where the farmhouse and its outbuildings are located, next to the agglomeration of Agen, a small street runs alongside the property, just a stone's throw from the church square. It is accessed via a gate on the house side and an automatic gate on the outbuilding side. The two buildings are located in the southern part of the property, on either side of grounds with old trees, and bordered by hedges and fencing. The main building is two storeys high with a gable roof with canal tiles, bordered by a double row of genoises. Two single-storey wings flank the building on either side, forming a long complex running the full length of the building from south to north. Built out of brick and stone, this 240 m² residence was renovated in the 2000s and again in 2017, using quality materials that give it a timeless look. Formerly a tobacco drying shed, the outbuilding is now used as a workshop and annex to the main building or as a garage. With a floor surface area of around 80 m², the building is two storeys high and has a fibre cement sheet roof. The facades have numerous windows on the upper floors, and the metal elements give the whole an industrial feel. To the north, a vast 1 hectare square meadow is bordered by concrete barriers. It provides horses with a comfortable grazing area, complemented by a second, non-adjoining plot of land, also 1 hectare in size, situated below the property on the banks of the Garonne. Stalls with a surface area of around 20 m² back onto the former tobacco drying shed, now an outbuilding used for DIY. The dominant part of this plot is set away from other houses in the area. It can be built on, and could be used for all kinds of projects, from leisure activities such as a swimming pool, to personal or professional possibilities.

The main house

Its location on the south-east side of the plot, bounded on one side by a small access road to a house and on the other by a steep slope that runs down to the banks of the Garonne, protects it from any prying eyes. The east and west facades feature a large number of windows topped by stone lintels. The double-glazed, large-paned windows, protected by white-painted wooden shutters, alternate with very large picture windows, giving the building a contemporary look and ensuring that it has extensive views of the countryside and plenty of natural light.

The ground floor
Bordered by a wide terrace paved with travertine and covered by a lean-to that houses a barbecue area, the wooden, glazed entrance door is in the centre of the old part of the building, facing the grounds. To the left, a vast reception room with cathedral ceilings and exposed beams features a magnificent Henri IV-style fireplace in ashlar and tiles, in which a traditional wood-burning stove has been installed. High aluminium windows reveal views of the gardens and, to the east, of a panoramic view of the valley and meandering river. The fully-equipped kitchen, with its contemporary notes, is connected to the living room by double doors and opens onto the terrace via a large French window, making for pleasant lunchtimes in the shade of the ancient chestnut tree. For practicality's sake, a utility room has been built in the extension and a later extension can be accessed from here. Once a garage, it is now a pleasant, light-filled room that opens onto the gardens and the driveway leading up to the house. A room overlooked by a mezzanine completes the home's storage options, while also housing a double cellar. On the opposite side of the building, a library and a second entrance to the east add to the building's character, thanks in particular to cement tiles and a winding staircase in weathered wood. Not far away we find the first bedroom on the same floor, with straight parquet flooring and a wardrobe. A second lounge, which is more intimate than the first, has a marble fireplace and herringbone parquet flooring. Finally, at its end, the single-storey wing has been designed for independent use, with a modern kitchen and a shower room with a generously-sized walk-in shower.
The upstairs
On the bedroom floor, a landing opens onto two adjoining bedrooms on one side and a third with a wardrobe on the other. A shower room with water massage jets has been fitted as an extension to this room and communicates with the landing. Antique parquet flooring covers all the floors, a marble fireplace adorns the master bedroom and numerous windows offer uninterrupted views of the countryside.