private mansions with reception room for sale Midi Pyrénées, France

Key Features Historic mansion dating from circa 1735 Elegant principal residence with beautiful reception rooms Two en-suite bedrooms with scope for further accommodation Three independent apartments with separate access Mature private gardens Swimming pool and shaded terrace Significant unrenovated space offering development potential Exceptional architectural and historical significance Ideal as a private residence, boutique hospitality business, or mixed-use investment property Set within the heart of one of the region's most sought-after historic towns, this exceptional private mansion offers a rare opportunity to acquire a residence of remarkable architectural importance and historical significance. Dating from approximately 1735, the property occupies a site steeped in centuries of history. Behind its elegant façade lies a residence of considerable charm and character, combining period authenticity with versatile living accommodation. The property is currently arranged as a distinguished two-bedroom principal residence together with three independent apartments, making it ideally suited as a prestigious family home, boutique hospitality venture, or luxury multi-generational estate. The principal residence features a series of beautiful reception rooms, rich in original character, centred around an impressive stone staircase. Two generous en-suite bedrooms occupy the upper floors, while further space offers the possibility of creating additional bedrooms, subject to requirements. The three self-contained apartments enjoy independent entrances and direct street access: Two apartments each comprise a living room, kitchen and bedroom. The largest apartment offers two en-suite bedrooms together with comfortable living accommodation. Outside, the property is equally captivating. A secluded and mature garden provides a peaceful retreat, centred around a beautiful swimming pool and shaded terrace, creating an idyllic setting for outdoor entertaining and relaxation. A substantial section of the property remains to be renovated, presenting exciting opportunities for future development. Whether envisioned as an extension of the private residence, an artist's atelier, professional workspace, wellness area, or additional guest accommodation, this space offers exceptional flexibility and scope. Rarely does a property of such provenance come to market. Combining architectural distinction, historical importance, income potential and significant development opportunities, this is a truly unique estate that would appeal to discerning buyers seeking an exceptional home with a story spanning centuries.

Located in the heart of the charming village of Capdenac, on the border between the Lot and Aveyron departments, this 725 m² hotel and restaurant represents a rare opportunity for investors looking for a commercial property with strong potential. A renowned and successful establishment. With over 20 years of experience and a solid reputation, this hotel-restaurant attracts a loyal clientele thanks to its expertise and warm, authentic atmosphere. Main features: Accommodation: 11 comfortable rooms, including 2 accessible to people with reduced mobility (PRM), ranging from 10 to 25 m², all equipped with reversible air conditioning. Dining area: Two elegant rooms measuring 150 m², with a total capacity of 50 covers, complemented by an outdoor terrace that can accommodate 60 guests. Professional kitchen: 55 m² surface area, fully equipped and operational. Assets and opportunities: Strategic location close to major tourist sites, ensuring a constant flow of visitors. - Dynamic local economy favouring professional clientele and business meals. - Possibility of expansion with 3 additional rooms to be converted. - Period cellar offering storage space or potential for extension. Financial Performance: Estimated 2025 Revenue: approximately €400,000 (excl. VAT) Revenue figures provided for indicative purposes only; accounting documents are available upon request for serious buyers. Terms of sale: Premises and business - Sale price of premises: €600,000 - Sale price of business: €250,000 Agency fees: 4% of the total sale price, payable by the purchaser. This rare property combines charm, history and potential, making it a real investment opportunity. If you're ready to take the next step towards realising your project, do not hesitate to contact me Telephone : (0033)06.31.56.59.98 Email : [email protected]

Exclusive. Saint Etienne district. 1000m2 private mansion set in 552m2 grounds, 73m2 courtyard and 7 parking spaces. The Hotel particulier comprises a 360m2 noble apartment on the ground floor with rooms on the 1st floor with private access to the garden, a 181m2 noble apartment on the 1st floor overlooking the park, now rented out, a 286m2 bourgeois apartment overlooking the park and a building at the end of the garden. The latter, with a surface area of 221m2, can be used as a town house and also has a courtyard and private access. Renovations to be planned. The Hotel Particulier Sevin Mansencal remains one of the Ville Rose's historic and heritage jewels.

A 19th-century family home, with a walled garden, cellars and storehouses, in the old centre of Gaillac, a dynamic southwestern French town. This former urban wine-making property was built in 1827 and stands around a vast cobbled courtyard that can be reached via a long, covered passageway leading through the old outbuildings. Behind a tall carriage gate, the property makes up a small complex formed by the main residence and several outbuildings, paying witness to its wine-making past. The three-storey main residence boasts a sober and harmonious architecture that is typical of 19th-century upper middle-class homes in Gaillac. Local brickwork is visible here and there on the rendered facades, while the doors and windows are fitted with wooden shutters. The main entrance door is topped by an ironwork-adorned fanlight bearing the date of the edifice’s construction. It opens into a long corridor running through the house from the courtyard to the garden. Around the courtyard and garden, there are almost 550 m² of outbuildings, including the former wine storehouses, cellars, storerooms and a garage, as well as the estate manager’s lodgings, which today require restoration. The property stands on an approximately 1,300-m² plot, 500 m² of which is occupied by a walled garden. Its size, location in the town and state of conservation make the property, which is one of the few remaining large, urban, wine-making residences that contributed to the prosperity of Gaillac, a rare one.