A luminous bourgeois house in Rabastens, with high ceilings, massive floors, floor tiles, fireplaces and a monumental staircase. There are 6 bedrooms in total on 420m2 of living space, 2 of which are on the south side, bathed in light thanks to the large windows. And then, the garden and this superb view on the terraces and further on the Tarn. The two garages and the huge attic are a real bonus. So, notice to lovers of beautiful buildings who will know and be able to invest in it, as there is quite a lot of work to be done apart from the roof and the zinc work.
Approached down a driveway and located within a few minutes walk of the centre of a pretty village with its bar and restaurant, this pretty stone built 4 bedroom house (319m2) appears below you as you drive over the crest of the driveway. It is set in just under 1.5 ha of land with gardens, some fine mature trees and a 12m long salt water pool with a huge terrace area and pool house where you can enjoy a glass of something overlooking the pool and grounds with lovely countryside view beyond. What are you waiting for?
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In Saint-Sulpice-la-Pointe, this charming residence of approx 266 m², not overlooked, which is rare, I'm sure you'll agree. In addition to the 6 bedrooms and 3 shower rooms, it is above all the general atmosphere from the front porch that is most appealing. The unusual entrance hall leads to the living room, the dining room with its marble fireplace and the fitted kitchen, all bathed in natural light. Floor-to-ceiling windows and high ceilings.
The very large terrace, the pretty swimming pool tucked away for privacy, the pretty garden planted with trees and its wash-house below... you get the idea, we've fallen under its spell.
PRICE REDUCED - Consisting of most of a small hamlet in thinly populated unspoilt countryside close to Najac, this is a rare opportunity to purchase a pair of independent houses and a studio which are presently run successfully as gites, together with a large salt water swimming pool (upgraded 2025), pasture and land extending to about 7,35 ha and a delightful rose garden within the walls of the ruins of a13th century chateau. This is clearly a property with plenty of potential.
Just a stone's throw from a listed village and all amenities, this beautiful stone house with some 225 m2 of living space (4 bedrooms, including 1 on the ground floor adapted for people with reduced mobility, 2 lounges, a large kitchen/dining room) is very appealing. Set in almost 2.5 hectares, its dominant position, whether from the terrace or the large swimming pool, is a daily delight. Like us, you'll love the high ceilings in the first living room, the rockery and its bespoke bookcase, the monumental stone fireplace, the double-glazed windows, the up-to-the-minute drainage, the laundry room and the garage. There is also a riding arena and 2 boxes for your horses.
A rare piece of property that bears part of the history of Saint-Sulpice. The Auberge de la Pointe already existed in the 17th century and was located opposite the ferry across the river. It welcomed merchants and also served as a horse relay for private individuals. Around 1785, it became a coaching inn and one of the liveliest places in Saint-Sulpice. Between the wars, it became an Auberge and from 1983 to 2005, a renowned restaurant.
This large building, flanked by a dovecote and a swimming pool in need of restoration, as well as terraces at the back nestling in parkland facing the river, could lend itself to many projects. It could be used as a hotel, given its current configuration, or as a home for people, businesses, participative housing, senior citizens' shared accommodation, etc. .... or, more simply, as a home for a large family looking for an exceptional property.