luxury farmhouse for sale Lherm, France

With an uninterrupted view of the Pyrenees, this beautiful 18th century half-timbered house will win you over at first glance. Perched on its promontory, with no neighbours and not overlooked, this red brick property is 4 km from the nearest shops. On the ground floor, a pretty living room with fireplace and a large fitted kitchen of almost 30 m2 are perfect for evenings out with family or friends. Two other living areas and a dining room allow for a variety of layouts and projects. Upstairs, there are no fewer than six spacious bedrooms, all full of charm, and three shower rooms to accommodate your day-to-day needs, and why not consider using this house as a tourist haven? Outside, the saltwater swimming pool, whose liner needs changing, enjoys an exceptional setting thanks to more than 1 hectare of land facing the Pyrenees mountain range. Work will be required to restore this beautiful family home to its former glory. Just 45 minutes from Toulouse-Blagnac airport, this property is sure to delight!

A house and its outbuildings with plenty of character, set in 2 5 hectares of gardens and meadows, at the edge of a small village in the Haute-Garonne. The property, built between pastures and gardens, is situated at the entrance to the village. The main residence, like the opposite barn, is of Garonne pebbles and Toulouse terracotta bricks known as 'brique foraine'. This type of brick was used from the 11th to the 19th century in the Toulouse region, marking its buildings and their architectural style. Built in the 18th century, and somewhat modified since then, the farmhouse has three levels and warmly coloured facades with symmetrical arched openings surrounded by brick frames, typical of large farms. On the first two levels of the southern facade, the windows are small paned, double glazed and fitted with blue painted shutters. The windows are narrow and simple on the third level of the south facade and on the two upper levels of the north facade; the twenty-six closely spaced windows that distinguish this rear facade had to be created to ventilate the attics. In addition, the four elevations are dotted with small rectangular openings with brick frames, the purpose of which was also to ventilate the building. At a certain distance, an imposing hangar with large symmetrical brick arches and large wooden doors faces the farmhouse. Between the two buildings of equal dimensions, there is a garden with a swimming pool and a pool house. In addition, to the rear of the main building, a building divided into two flats has also retained its authentic character with a construction of traditional stone, brick and tile. The roofs of the various buildings - the farmhouse, the hangar and the residence - are respectively two- or three-pitched and clad with monk-and-nun tiles. The roof of the main building is topped by a dovecote with a rectangular base. The complex is surrounded by an ornamental garden, an orchard and a meadow.