In Lauragais, 40 km east of Toulouse, a castle. Built in 1905 with medieval inspiration, the castle stands in the middle of an ancient fortified village, on top of a hill, on a plot of about 1,380 m². Access is via the village ramparts, then through the narrow streets that run alongside a church and old buildings to a wrought iron gate painted green. The residence displays architecture characteristic of the stylistic reinterpretations of the Belle Époque. The main body is topped with a multi-pitched roof, punctuated by tall brick chimneys. At the back, a quadrangular tower rises, crowned with a crenellated parapet. The facades are pierced with openings surmounted by horizontal moldings on the ground floor, which are filled with tall mullioned windows on the first floor. On one side, a terrace bordered by a stone balustrade extends the building. Covering an area of approximately 730 m², the castle is built over three levels. The main entrance, preceded by a porch sheltered by a Art Nouveau glass roof, opens into a spacious octagonal vestibule around which several reception rooms are organized. A monumental wooden staircase serves the two upper floors, which accommodate eleven bedrooms. Furthermore, an old garage has been transformed into a small theater. Outside, a walled garden courtyard shaded by a chestnut tree opens onto the rolling landscape of Lauragais.

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CastleCaraman (31)
Price :
$916,700
($1,256 / m²)
Surface730 m²bedrooms11 bathrooms4 land1,380 m²

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