Houses and villas classified in the Lot

Maison des Consuls
46140 Luzech

The House of the Consuls of Luzech, built in the 14th century in the Lot, is a historic monument emblematic of the consular architecture of the Midi, with its open hall and brick facade.

Maison classée MH
46500 Rocamadour

The Maison de la Paumette, located in Rocamadour, is a 15th century medieval house, witness to Occitan civil architecture, partially rebuilt after the Hundred Years War.

46000 Cahors

This 13th century house in Cahors, Occitanie, is a rare example of medieval civil architecture, marked by its trilobed windows and its turbulent history until its modern reconstruction.

Presbytère
46140 Bélaye

The presbytery of Bélaye, a medieval vestige of the 13th and 14th centuries, includes the ruins of the episcopal castle and the church of Sainte-Catherine, located in the Lot in Occitanie.

Maison classée MH
46160 Cajarc

The House of the Hebrardia, a 12th to 13th century vestige in Cajarc (Lot), is a former seigneurial palace partially preserved, classified as a historical monument for its trilobed and geminated windows.

Maison classée MH
46000 Cahors

Lacoste House, a 17th-century building in Cahors, is a remarkable mansion with architectural elements such as its spiral staircase and adorned portal, which bear witness to the urban history of Quercy.

Maison à tourelle
46500 Rignac

The turret house of Rignac, typical of Quercy with its dovecotes, dates mainly from the eighteenth century. Located in Occitanie, it illustrates local rural architecture.

46400 Saint-Céré

This 12th-century medieval house, located in Saint-Céré in Occitanie, preserves remarkable architectural elements such as a carved geminate window and a rounded angle, testimonies of its preserved history.