Farms and barns classified in the Midi-Pyrénées

Mas
46320 Espédaillac

The Cazelle du Mas de L'Artillou, built in the 14th century in Espedaillac (Lot), is a circular gariot in limestone classified as a historical monument, typical of Occitan rural shelters.

12100 Creissels

The Bel-Air Farm, located in Creissels en Aveyron, is a typical example of the rural architecture of Larzac, classified as a historical monument in 1994.

46190 Sousceyrac-en-Quercy

The farm of Aleyrangues in Sousceyrac-en-Quercy, partly dated from the 16th century, is a typical agricultural complex of Quercy, with houses, barns-stables and monumental stone wells, witness to the rural occitane architecture.

Logis
46320 Assier

The Barn of Bargues in Assier is a 16th century house located in the former courtyard of the castle of Assier, in Occitanie. This historic monument reflects the Renaissance architecture of Quercy.

46500 Gramat

The Farm of Pissebas, located in Gramat in Occitanie, is a medieval agricultural complex renovated in the 19th and 16th centuries, mixing house, barns and vernacular elements in dry stone.

Grange cistercienne
31360 Proupiary

The Cistercian barn of the Peyrère, built in the 12th century in Proupiary, Occitanie, is an old outbuilding of Bonnefont Abbey, a rare witness to medieval agricultural architecture.

Ferme
46090 Lamagdelaine

La borie de Savanac, located in Lamagdelaine in the Lot, is a medieval rural palace of the 13th-14th centuries, combining agricultural, pastoral and defensive functions in an architectural complex in quadrilateral.

46210 Sénaillac-Latronquière

The farm called Marot House, located in Senaillac-Latronquière in Occitanie, is an 18th-century agricultural and residential building, typical of the Segala Lotois, with elements dated from 1738 and subsequent extensions.