Les Granels

The villa

Les Granels is a stunning country manor house set at the end of a private lane, surrounded by 25 acres of gardens, lawns and woodland. With far - reaching southern views over the Lot valley, the property offers a gorgeous space to relax.

Outdoors, guests can enjoy a private heated swimming pool with a sun terrace and shaded loggia furnished with comfortable seating, all beautifully lit in the evenings. A private tennis court, beach volleyball court, and games area with table tennis and table football ensure there is plenty to do for all ages.

Inside, the house has been thoughtfully restored, blending original features with modern comforts. There are eight bedrooms and six bathrooms, making it ideal for larger groups. The spacious living and dining room features a TV and large patio doors opening to a covered dining terrace with spectacular views. The fully equipped kitchen includes a triple oven, gas range, halogen hob and American - style fridge freezer.

With local shops, bakeries and restaurants just a short drive away in Luzech, Sauzet and Prayssac, and the historic town of Cahors only 20 minutes, Les Granels combines country seclusion with easy access to amenities and attractions.

Les Granels enjoys a privileged setting in the open countryside near Cambayrac, with sweeping southern views across the rolling hills of the Lot. Just a short drive brings you to the local towns of Luzech, Sauzet and Prayssac, where you can enjoy weekly markets, browse bakeries, or linger over a coffee or a glass of wine in a traditional café. The historic town of Cahors is only 20 minutes away, with its lively riverside cafés, bustling centre, and excellent choice of restaurants.

For those who love the outdoors, the area is brimming with opportunities. Canoeing on the River Lot, cycling through vineyard - lined lanes, horse riding, or even hot - air - ballooning and sky diving are all available nearby. Wine lovers will enjoy visiting the many châteaux offering tastings of the famous Cahors black wines, while food enthusiasts can indulge in the region’s celebrated gastronomy - duck, foie gras, truffles, wild mushrooms, walnuts, and stone fruits are staples of the local cuisine.

There is also a wealth of cultural and scenic treasures to explore. Take a boat trip from Cahors to the medieval village of Saint - Cirq - Lapopie, visit the pilgrimage site of Rocamadour, or discover Les Arques, home to the Zadkine Museum. From the spectacular views at Belaye to long summer evenings in atmospheric village restaurants, this corner of France is a true delight for the senses.