Luxury houses with reception room for sale Grisolles, France

Exceptional panorama at the gates of ToulouseJust a few minutes from Toulouse, the metro, and Airbus, this elegant contemporary house in the style of a Toulouse farmhouse is located at the top of a hill, peaceful and surrounded by nature. Only five minutes on foot from the heart of a vibrant village with many shops, services, a school, and a college.Upon arrival, a spectacular view of Toulouse and the Pyrenees mountain range offers a unique backdrop every day. The house, built in 2008, has a living area of 208 m² and delights with its bright volumes, a large kitchen opening onto a vast, welcoming living space, and its many bedrooms (including two on the ground floor) allowing for the serene hosting of family and guests. A large office-library completes this level (which could easily allow for the creation of a 6th bedroom).Adjacent to the house, there is an approximately 60 m² converted barn with a fireplace and a large bay window, creating a rare space for entertaining, sharing evenings, or envisioning a unique reception venue.All on a magnificent plot of about 12,000 m², with trees and fruit trees, a well, a vegetable garden, a 10×4 swimming pool with no overlooking neighbors, sunny terraces, and nature all around. Part of the land could become buildable in the future.Designed as a sustainable and comfortable home, the property benefits from an energy performance rating of A, photovoltaic solar panels with electricity resale, reversible air conditioning, a thermodynamic hot water tank, a motorized gate, and many modern amenities.A rare property combining panorama, space, and tranquility, in immediate proximity to Toulouse.Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.frSale price: €797,000Seller's feesContact your SAFTI advisor: Karine SAMATAN, Tel: 06 47 86 51 45, E-mail: [email protected] - EI - Commercial agent registered with the Toulouse RSAC under number 889604948This description has been automatically translated from French.

A stately dwelling, with its living areas, grounds and patios, ten minutes from the Bouconne Forest and twenty minutes from the Occitan capital of Toulouse. The estate first appears around a bend in the lane, lined with limes, oaks and palm trees, which winds its way gradually towards the dwelling, surrounded by symmetrical lawns and tall trees scattered here and there, while, the whole, with its balanced appearance, conveys the spirit of a family home designed to stand the test of time, simultaneously welcoming and, yet, sheltered from all disturbances. As for the rectangular, three-storey main dwelling, its colonial-inspired architecture, meticulously designed, features tall small-paned windows and a double stone staircase ascending to the front door, which is, in turn, topped with a balcony safeguarded by a guardrail, whereas its ochre-colour plaster, typical of the area around Toulouse, contrasts harmoniously with its almond green shutters and blonde stone window/door surrounds. In addition, its gently sloping barrel tile hipped roof, with wide eaves, is supported by a cornice cadenced with visible rafters, while, to the east, a square tower, slightly jutting forward into the courtyard, disrupts the dwelling’s overall symmetry and contains a corner bedroom. Lastly, in the back, a staircase lined with wisteria, leads to the dwelling’s second entrance as well as its narrow, two-colour tiled patio. Inside, the house’s rooms reflect the same quest for balance and luminosity: the entrance hall, extended by a double quarter-turn staircase, provides access to a series of sitting rooms and living areas with blond hardwood floors and tall ceilings, while the walls, often decorated with wood panelling, earthenware tiles or bright colour paint, endow the whole with a joyous feel, without ever compromising its architectural precision. Featuring many tall, symmetrical windows and doors, which provide ample natural sunlight and enchanting views of the grounds, upstairs, an immense landing converted into a sitting room, provides access to several bedrooms, some of which communicate with one another. One of them, facing fully south, comes with a sculpted fireplace, another opens on to a chequered-patterned tiled balcony, whereas, throughout, its blonde hardwood floors, signed stained glass windows and original ironwork convey the constant attention paid to the dwelling’s overall harmony and comfort.