Houses and villas classified in the Lot

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.

46000 Cahors

Fourteenth-century medieval house in Cahors, Occitanie, presenting remains of the 12th and 13th centuries and remarkable painted decorations.

46330 Saint-Cirq-Lapopie

Bordes House, a 14th-century medieval building in Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, is a log house typical of Occitan architecture, classified as a Historic Monument in 1930.

46000 Cahors

16th century house in Cahors, Occitanie, remarkable for its medallion carved in facade representing a bearded head of man with a turban.

46000 Cahors

17th century house in Cahors, Occitanie, remarkable for its sandstone facade and carved door, witness to the period regional architecture.

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.

46000 Cahors

The house Verdier, a 15th-century medieval building in Cahors, combines civil architecture with Gothic elements such as its gantry windows. Partly rebuilt, it bears witness to the heritage of Occitanie.

Maison classée MH
46000 Cahors

The Maison Trémolière, located in Cahors in Occitanie, is a medieval building of the 13th and 15th centuries, combining stone and wood with a dome covered staircase tower.