Manoir De Miramont

The villa

Perched high above the rolling countryside, Manoir de Miramont is a superb hilltop manor house in the charming village of Miramont - de - Quercy. Guests are welcomed through a private lawned courtyard, around which the accommodation is arranged. At its heart is a magnificent, shaded dining terrace with gorgeous views, conveniently located beside the kitchen. Canopied by thick wisteria and vines, it offers a cool retreat even at midday and becomes an atmospheric setting for relaxed evening meals perfumed by summer blooms.

The property is set within extensive terraced grounds filled with mature trees and panoramic outlooks. A lawned “secret” garden leads to the private heated pool, surrounded by sun loungers and a terrace, perfect for leisurely afternoons.

Inside, the manoir combines traditional character with high - quality finishes. The main living room, complete with a TV, opens onto sweeping valley views, while the fully equipped kitchen is ideal for preparing meals with local produce. Two en - suite double bedrooms sit within the main house, with five further bedrooms across the courtyard (three en - suite), plus a large family bathroom. A spacious studio and a games room with table tennis, table football, and internet access provide additional space for relaxation and entertainment.

Manoir de Miramont enjoys a privileged location in the hilltop village of Miramont de Quercy, set in the countryside of the Lot and Garonne département. Midway between Montauban, Cahors, and Agen, the area offers both charm and accessibility, with Toulouse airport just 1 hour 30 minutes away. The nearby town of Lauzerte (7 km) provides convenient amenities, including a supermarket, café bars, and restaurants.

This region is renowned for its vibrant markets and exceptional produce. Cahors, an hour’s drive away, is famous for its Malbec wines and large weekly market, showcasing everything from fresh vegetables and fruit to local cheeses and charcuterie. Moissac’s twice - weekly market is another highlight, while Montaigu - de - Quercy, Valence - d’Agen, and Montcuq offer their own bustling stalls filled with regional delicacies such as duck, goose, asparagus, artichokes, melons, and wild mushrooms. Markets typically begin early and continue until lunchtime, offering a lively immersion in local culture.

Beyond gastronomy, the area is rich in history, medieval villages, and scenic walking trails, making Manoir de Miramont an ideal base for exploring the authentic charm and traditions of southwest France.