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In need of renovation, the property boasts a distinctive character, preceded by a wrought-iron gate that underscores its authentic charm. The main house has retained its original features. Terracotta floors complement the arched French doors that punctuate the facades and open onto the through-living rooms. A wide hallway, still adorned with wallpaper, creates a sense of perspective and leads naturally to the reception areas. The living room is centered around an old stone fireplace, its generous proportions and generous volume adding to its appeal. Adjoining it, the separate kitchen cultivates a bygone era, possessing the charm of a room of its own. Three bedrooms complete the layout, one of which is distinguished by its fireplace and moldings, along with a separate bathroom. This area also includes a 60 sq m studio. Its exposed beams and skylights allow natural light to flood in, evoking the atmosphere of an artist's studio. This self-contained space could easily become a natural extension of the house, a potential expansion project, or a new purpose altogether. Echoing Camblanes-et-Meynac's winemaking history, a 120 sq m wine cellar retains its earthen floor and wine cellar. A testament to the site's heritage, it reinforces the character of this property. A carport of approximately 50 sq m provides parking for two vehicles.