Country house on the edge of a village

Village house in a private country location, yet a short stroll to the café.

Perched on the enviable edge of Roquecor—where village charm meets just enough buzz to justify a second glass of rosé—this substantial 19th-century stone barn conversion offers space, character and a wonderfully easy way of life.

Reached via a private driveway (because of course it is), the property sits in established gardens that manage the rare trick of feeling blissfully secluded while being only a short stroll from the village’s café, restaurant, brocante, shops and lively markets. In short: tucked away, but not cut off.

Inside, the house delivers both scale and warmth. The main living space is a large, light-filled room with full-height beamed ceilings, exposed stonework and a mezzanine level. Currently arranged as a sitting room with studio space, it opens through French doors onto the garden—an ideal setting for entertaining on any scale.

A second sitting room provides a more intimate feel, complete with an open fire. The kitchen is stylish and well-equipped, featuring a gas range cooker, log-burning stove, tiled floors and beams overhead—practical, welcoming and full of character.

The accommodation includes a principal bedroom suite with dressing room and its own loo, along with two further bedrooms and a modern bathroom.

Modern comforts are in place, including double glazing, pompe à chaleur heating, fibre Wi-Fi and mains drainage.

Outside, the gardens are a particular highlight: private, established and thoughtfully arranged, with a variety of fruit trees, shrubs and numerous quiet corners for relaxing or entertaining.

From the grounds, there are lovely views across the rooftops of this charming historic village—an ever-changing backdrop to daily life.

A property that combines generous living space, period charm and a prime village-edge setting, all in excellent taste.