A stone’s throw from the Way of St. James, this early 19th century MANOR is built on the site of a medieval castle destroyed during the Revolution. It was rebuilt under Napoleon I and has retained all the character elements that give it its unique charm. It has been completely renovated: Electricity, double glazing, painting, roofing Located in a village with all amenities, it benefits from peace and quiet in the middle of its wooded park without vis-à-vis In the Lomagne region, this Manor has a privileged location for family life, of course, but also for a beautiful guest house project with its 9 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms with more than 500m² of living space on a wooded park of 4000m². When it operated as a bed and breakfast for pilgrims it was regularly full. This is a beautiful manor house with great potential. Visits are provided by the Jean Guy Besnard Montauban Selection Habitat Agency.