Houses and villas classified in the Lot

Maison classée MH
46100 Figeac

The Sisteron House, built in the 16th century in Figeac, Occitanie, is a remarkable historical residence, famous for its connection to a Louis XIV armorsmith.

Doyenné
46250 Les Arques

The former dean of the Arques, medieval home of the XII, XIV and XVI centuries, is a historical priory located in Les Arques (Lot, Occitanie), linked to the Abbey of Marcilhac and marked by the Hundred Years War.

46100 Figeac

This 17th century house, located in Figeac in Occitanie, is a historic monument whose door vantals have been protected since 1930. It bears witness to the civil architecture of the modern era in the Lot.

Presbytère
46240 Soulomès

Soulomès Presbytery, a 15th century building with wooden attic, is located in the Lot en Occitanie, associated with a medieval church with multiple reconstructions.

46000 Cahors

The Renaissance House is a 16th-century building in Cahors, Occitanie, remarkable for its brick architecture and its spiral staircase.

Bâtiment Renaissance
46500 Rocamadour

The house Mazot, a 14th and 16th century medieval building in Rocamadour, combines housework and stairway tower, a witness of Occitan civil architecture in the Lot.

Presbytère
46000 Cahors

The presbytery of Cahors Cathedral, a former 16th-century hotel, is a Renaissance monument located in the Lot in Occitanie. It bears witness to the civil religious architecture of that time.

Maison classée MH
46000 Cahors

The house Quéval, a 13th century medieval building in Cahors, combines bricks and bellows with remodellings of the 15th, 16th and 19th centuries. Its architecture reflects the urban and artisanal evolution of the city.