luxury properties for sale Tarn, France (page 2)

Energy class D, Climate class D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2020: between 1100.00 and 2100.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

This charming house is exceptional for its history, its impressive volumes and its many unique features: such as the highest terrace in Cordes sur Ciel and impressive views over the whole valley of Cordes and the medieval city. The property consists of a commercial space, a shaded inner courtyard, the large 8 bedroom house formerly used as a bed and breakfast, an indoor swimming pool, a 340m² garden with a well and an old bread oven, a workshop and a wine cellar. The ground floor. At the front of the impressive building is the commercial space of 32m² overlooking the most touristic street of Cordes sur Ciel. A corridor leads to the shaded courtyard with a small fountain. One then enters an entrance hall with a staircase to the upper and lower floors. Here is also a large reception room with monumental fireplace and kitchen area of 98m². Also on this level is a spacious kitchen/dining room of 28m². First level. A beautiful wooden staircase leads up to the first level where there is an impressive bedroom of 77m² with bathroom with bath, WC and double washbasin. Then there is another bedroom of 23m². An external walkway leads to a third bedroom of 34m². A stone spiral staircase leads to the second level. Second level. This level was formerly rented as a self-contained flat. It leads to a large terrace of 72m², half covered, which is the highest in Cordes sur Ciel and has superb views of the surrounding area. A walkway through the inner courtyard leads to a fourth bedroom of 50m². Then the covered terrace leads to a shower room with WC and shower, a kitchenette and finally a fifth bedroom of 42m² and a sixth bedroom of 23m². The lower levels From the entrance hall on the ground floor a beautiful stone staircase leads to the lower level, here there is a seventh bedroom of 22m², a large cellar of 73m² with kitchenette, a workshop, two wine cellars, a shower room with WC. A stone staircase leads down to the vaulted cellar where the 39m² indoor swimming pool was built. Then there is access to the 340m² garden, which has a terrace area, a well and an old bread oven. There is also a door to an alleyway. An eighth bedroom of 22m² is accessible from the garden, here there is a WC with washbasins.

Believed to be Knights Templar in origin and previously designated a site classé, the strategic location and fully enclosed courtyard afford a high degree of privacy and protection. The property has light-filled rooms with grand architectural features including dressed stone detailing, copper rainwater goods, solid oak windows, high-grade joinery with internal shutters, double glazing and a stone staircase rising to a galleried landing leading to 4 spacious bedrooms. The main house has been skillfully updated and the former farm buildings were converted in 2013. Heating in the main house is by a high specification woodchip burner that can run exclusively off estate timber, with solar panels for hot water. Competition size, all-weather tennis court beside an orchard area. Heated swimming pool with jacuzzi, sauna and entertaining pool pavilion with panoramic views. The estate is a haven for wildlife and flora with a meandering stream and many delightful woodland avenues and a total absence of light pollution. Wildlife includes owls, deer and wild boar, red squirrels, birdlife and several varieties of edible mushrooms. Besides the two additional bedrooms in the courtyard buildings, a luxury guest house offers 5 further bedrooms attached to a 2-bedroom caretakers’ cottage with further garages and workshop. Down the valley a contemporary barn of approx. 330 m² for estate machinery. The whole estate has proven in the past to generate a great rental income.

In the heart of the historic center of Puylaurens, the ultimate pastel building with a pretty little garden and terrace. It consists of a majestic entrance hall leading to a large kitchen, a living room, a dining room, a games room/library, 4 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets and a laundry room. Old elements such as parquet floors (some of which have herringbone patterns), terracotta tiles, half-timbering, double wooden doors and even fireplaces (2 still in operation) have been preserved and give the property a warm atmosphere. On the mezzanine, which could potentially be completely rehabilitated, we find from the habitable part: a pantry-type storage room and an independent room, then the entire surface of the habitable floor divided into several rooms including a 'sports' space, a boiler room (programmable pellet boiler, 4 ton silo), a thermodynamic tank or 2 wells, 1 of which is water. In the cellar, historical elements take us into the pastel past of the village with the surrounding walls of the village castle, underground silos and a pastel oven. From the intimate garden of the building but also from the hall of the house, you finally access a renovated triplex apartment with a large bedroom, a small office area, a bathroom with WC, an open dining room off its kitchen, a living room with its wood stove and a bathroom with WC. Unobstructed view of the Montagne Noire and the Pyrenees from the openings to the South. Amenities within walking distance (shops, health and administrative services, schools and colleges, public transport) Roof and frame OK. Possibility of parking 2 cars in the garden courtyard. Fees charged to the seller AI Marie-Sophie HERAUD RCS Castres 949 461 941 Comptoir Immobilier de France Agence Tarn Sud www.cif-immo.com/tarn-sud COMPTOIR IMMOBILIER DE FRANCE - Plus d'informations sur cif-immo.com - « Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr »

Exclusively at Sotheby's, discover this building sold as a whole, rare for sale. Located in the centre of Castres, this 600 m2 property is close to schools, the town centre, a bus stop and a shopping street. Commercial premises on the ground floor and 4 flats on the upper floors. Good rental income.

Situated on the edge of a small hamlet with a no through road, this large country house has several perfectly landscaped maintained gardens and offers stunning views over the surrounding countryside. The property was subject to an intensive 6-month renovation by a team of skilled craftsmen using high quality materials and fittings. The renovated stonework was carried out by local masons. The living rooms are large and bright and each of the 4 bedrooms has its own en suite bathroom. The petit salon and first floor study could be converted into additional bedrooms, but the owners prefer to use these rooms as they are. The house is heated by high performance heat pumps which also provide air conditioning to provide a pleasant temperature throughout the year. The swimming pool is heated for the cooler months of the year and is ideal for the warm summer months. All the above is located at only 15 minutes from Rabastens sur Tarn, with its bars, restaurants, supermarkets, and year-round Saturday market. It is also approximately 45 minutes to Toulouse, Blagnac international airport and Toulouse railway station with TGV connections