1963 architect-designed house on a wooded 1,700 m² plot

Mid-century house designed in 1963 by the architect Edgard Broutet for the village doctor. It has an L-shaped plan over two levels, with a stone base and a white upper floor. The living space has a pine-panelled ceiling on raw concrete beams, and strip windows that open onto the garden. The house is 285 m2 on a wooded plot of 1,700 m2, 20 minutes from Marmande train station. The agent says it has been perfectly preserved and partly renovated.