This house exudes the care that has been taken over it. It is pleasantly organized and well designed. It has also been made comfortable, notably through the installation of a heat pump in 2023, insulation of the attic space, a simple adjustable humidity-controlled ventilation system, photovoltaic panels for self-consumption, and a micro sewage treatment plant.
Once past the parquet-floored entrance hall (with a separate toilet opposite), on the right, the living room (parquet flooring, wood stove) opens onto the fitted and equipped open-plan kitchen, with access to the garden and the garage/laundry room.
Also on the ground floor,
Recently renovated bathroom (walk-in shower and imitation cement tile flooring)
Bedroom 1: laminate flooring, closet, French windows opening onto the garden. 141 sq ft
Bedroom 2: laminate flooring, closet space, 117 sq ft
Bedroom 3: laminate flooring, closet space, 11.93 m²
Upstairs:
a bright mezzanine with a small terrace. 9.33 m²
Bedroom 4 (children's room) 7.45 m²: with small private bathroom.
The outdoor areas are equally impressive:
attractive terrace redone in 2024 with stone paving
9x4 m swimming pool with recent equipment (pump + robot 2024, liner 2020).
Built-in barbecue
Motorized gate.
Fenced garden with trees.
OFFER ACCEPTED What a lovely house this is, single-story with a wooden frame, but that's not all. Its “enchanting” setting, dare we say, with fruit trees and landscaped grounds, its outbuilding, currently used as a workshop but tomorrow a small guest house, its large shaded terrace accessible through large bay windows in the living room, etc.
No need to say more, come and visit.
In Rabastens, this house is full of charm and history, close to all amenities. The house has many period features, including cement tiles, exposed beams and fireplaces. It has undergone a number of major renovations over the last few years, including: the beams have reappeared, shower rooms have been created, wallpaper has been replaced by lime plaster, and an insert has been installed in the chimney flue. You can continue to add your own personal touch.
Part of the terrace is covered by a traditional roof, extending over the garden to another unexpected terrace with a beautiful, uninterrupted view.
Between Gaillac and Albi, on approximately 6,700 square meters, a large family home flanked by a guest house or rental property, totaling approximately 400 square meters, with a garage and carport.
You can park your car under the carport or in the garage. You enter the house through a wide hallway (opening onto several cozy spaces with what could be an office or library (23m²) on the left, another space currently used by the family's children in front of you, and the large dining room and kitchen on the right. Everywhere, there are beautiful floors, exposed beams, and above all, a welcoming atmosphere. The dining room/kitchen (49m²) features a beautiful brick fireplace. You will also find a lovely, more intimate living room (26m²) with its original fireplace. Next are a utility room, a workshop, and other small, useful rooms. Upstairs, there are seven bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a very large room converted into a study and meditation room. In addition, there is a small guest house. Finally, there is a beautiful garage with a high ceiling, which also offers interesting possibilities for future development.
Technically, major work has been carried out recently: the roof was redone in 2015, including the zinc work and flashings, the ridge and part of the framework. A heat pump has been installed and the attic has been insulated.
In Lavaur, a charming, peaceful property complex.
Set in nearly 2,000m² of wooded grounds, a typical farmhouse of around 160m², but not quite that size as an extension has been perfectly integrated into the landscape.
The façade is really pretty, with very soft tones, and on one side, a staircase leads to a chapel with a ribbed vaulted ceiling. This room is particularly charming and bright, with a special softness about it. Below is a real cellar.
The house has 4 or 5 bedrooms, depending on whether you want 1 or 2 living rooms, and 3 bathrooms. The main house is heated by an economical and environmentally friendly pellet boiler.
Add to this the dovecote, which has been converted into a pretty little 30m² apartment with its own terrace.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.
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.