Situated just 4 km from the historic bastide town of Caylus, with all its facilities (bars, cafés-restaurants, schools, post office and shops), this farmhouse has two bedrooms and could accommodate a third in the attic, a two-bedroom gîte annexe which also has access into the house and three separate bedroom annexes, which used to be for B&B, one with 1 bedroom and the other two with 2 bedrooms. There is also a swimming pool and a series of outbuildings, gardens and grounds extending to around 5,590 m2.
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.
On the heights of Rabastens, this stone house, renovated in 2004, symbolises the authentic charm of the Tarn countryside: terracotta floors, exposed beams, and now vast living spaces that are both warm and open (including a 42m² living room, a 38m² kitchen and a 23m² living room).
In a peaceful setting, the grounds around the main house include a vegetable garden, a small guest house ( about 25m2) and a beautiful swimming pool with stunning views and, at the back, a meadow bordering the nearby woods. (do they belong?) The birds and animals of the woods will become your best friends.
You will also love the two terraces, one of which is covered and the well, (can this be used to water the garden?)
There are five bedrooms on the first floor, three of which have their own shower room and the other two share a family bathroom. They range in size from 9 to 28m². The flooring is solid oak.
The swimming pool has a large covered terrace, which is very popular, as you can imagine...
Located on the outskirts of a village with only one neighbour, this extensive property offers excellent income potential with its magnificent views over the grounds and swimming pool, extending toward the Grésigne forest and the surrounding countryside. With direct access to the forest and tracks, it provides fabulous opportunities for hiking and horse riding.
The main house (240 m²) has been renovated over the last 10 years and features a large kitchen/dining area and a separate, spacious living/dining room—both with access to a pergola covered terrace. It also includes three bedrooms and two bathrooms and has two further covered terraces on the ground and first floors, both of which measure about 20m2.
There is a hangar (60 m²) to the side and a separate two-bedroom cottage (102 m²) that requires some renovation work with a kitchen and large shower room.
Salt water swimming pool (10m x 5m), a hangar and garage complete the buildings. The paddock extends to around 1,7 ha.
For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Guy Sherratt EI, commercial agent with L'Esprit du Sud Immobilier, at +33 (0)6 37 27 19 33.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr