13th century castle with chapel and tower on 2 hectares, Roquecor-Tarn-et-Garonne

For sale a 13th century castle remodeled in the 17th/18th century of 832 m2 in a 2 hectare wooded park with a chapel, outbuildings and a French garden. This 13th century walled fortified house type castle stands in a dominant position on a rocky outcrop in a 2 hectare wooded park offering you a panoramic view.
Description

The village of Roquecor located in Quercy blanc, to the northwest of Tarn-et-Garonne was built on a rocky outcrop. It is in the Bronze Age that we find the first traces of a settlement. But it was in the late Middle Ages that the village of Roquecor was established. The commitment of the Gascon nobles during the Hundred Years' War was significant. Accessible by a path, with gate in a 2 hectare wooded park, this 13th century fortified house type castle of approximately 832 m2 of living space overlooking the valley.
The 13th century castle.

This castle was built in the 13th century and the bull of Pope Alexander IV in 1258 refers to it. In 1500, Labarde became the property of the Aspremont family, Baron of Roquecor. In the 17th century, the lordship of Labarde was established as a barony, which allowed it to administer justice. In the 17th century, the castle was modified to meet the tastes of the time. The castle, occupied by different owners, was gradually left abandoned. A couple restored it to give it back its original soul. Rectangular in plan with three levels with hipped roofs.
This 13th century castle in white Quercy stone steeped in history in a dominant position offers you: a chapel with vaults, the castle with a reception room with French ceiling opening onto a French garden, a library, kitchen with large fireplace, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. An independent apartment with living room and 2 bedrooms. An old stable. A confessional in an outbuilding. Below by a walkway, a 12th century tower.
Well under delegation of mandate