The Fabre Vieux mansion, which dates from 1642, is located on the limestone plateaus of Quercy Blanc, south of the medieval town of Cahors.

The owner Maria Van Bakelen has restored the buildings in the respect of the original architecture, between 1990 and 2005 (stone walls, mortise and tenon joinery, large chimneys and round tower with a height of ten meters).
The restoration has come to an end after these years of work.

The buildings consist of two adjoining houses: the HOUSE TOWER (private) and the STAIR HOUSE (rented for 5 to 6 pp); a large barn including the theater workshop and two housing units: the cottage LAVENDER (3 to 4 pp) and the cottage OLEANDER (3 pp) with a large covered terrace.

In 2011 a new cottage is built 30 m away from the Chateau, the FOURNIL, with a traditional oven and an independent garden (rent for 4 pp).

Description of the FOURNIL:
indoor:
In the dining room, the large dinne window offers a beautiful panorama of the hills.
The combination of a traditional bread oven with modern architecture gives a pleasant atmosphere.
On the ground floor there is the living room with sitting area, the open kitchen and a dining area; the bathroom (toilet, shower, sink) and 2 bedrooms: 1 with a double bed and 1 with 2 single beds.
Outside:
On the south-west and west side there is a terrace with 4 garden chairs.

The grounds around the manor house spread over a gently sloping four-hectare hill, from where the view is splendid.

The mansion has a 10 x 5 m pool for landlords.