CORDES-SUR-CIEL – Legend has it that this house was once the home of the executioner of Cordes-sur-Ciel… but that is only a legend! What is certain is that his workshop was indeed transformed into a haberdashery for the film Remi, Nobody’s Boy, adapted from the novel by Hector Malot.

Ideally located just steps from the Halle and Saint-Michel Church, this authentic 13th-century house transports you to a timeless setting, at the heart of exceptional architectural heritage.

Now operated as holiday rentals, the property consists of two independent apartments as well as a medieval workshop, laid out as follows:

Apartment 1 – Ground floor, approximately 51 m²:
• Spacious living room of about 23 m²
• Large bedroom of about 14 m²
• Shower room, fitted kitchen, separate WC
• Charming terrace overlooking cobbled streets

Apartment 2 – Upstairs, approximately 73 m²:
• Bright living room/kitchen of about 24 m²
• Master suite of about 19 m²
• Dressing room, office, convertible attic space

Medieval Workshop – On the mezzanine level, approximately 56 m² of stone, a true journey back in time, with raw charm and preserved authenticity.

Each apartment has its own independent entrance, offering many possibilities: seasonal rental, primary residence, or artistic project.

A rare and historic place, destined for lovers of old stone in search of a unique property.

Are you ready to write the next chapter of its story? The house is waiting for you.

Available whenever you are!

Jean-Philippe Grenier and Frédéric Bastemeijer
Hamilton Agency Cordes-sur-Ciel, one of the Plus Beaux Villages de France