private mansions for sale Tarn, France

Elegant Townhouse with Spacious Volume in the Heart of the City Behind a majestic façade in the style of a private mansion, this stunning master house reveals the charm of the old combined with contemporary comfort. From the moment you pass through the gate, the tone is set: authenticity, refinement, and generous spaces. With approximately 330 m² of living space, this property unfolds over several levels and offers 9 rooms, including 6 bedrooms, as well as a superb living room of 42 m², a 19 m² fully equipped kitchen, and a lounge of about 30 m², which can also serve as a reception area or additional bedroom. The interior architecture is enhanced by numerous period features: Marble fireplaces in most rooms Original hardwood floors Molded ceilings Authentic woodwork, all contributing to a warm and prestigious atmosphere. The garden, although modest in size, is still sufficient for relaxation and offers the possibility of adding a water feature, jacuzzi, or small pool. The covered terrace extends the outdoor living space. On the upper floor, a magnificent landing leads to four spacious bedrooms, a small lounge, a dressing room, and renovated bathrooms. The attic is convertible, and the cellar provides ample storage space. A garage with an electric gate completes this property. Privileged and Dynamic Living Environment Located in a sought-after southern town, this house benefits from a central and quiet environment, with shops, schools, medical services, sports facilities, and cultural amenities all within walking distance. The proximity of the train station and airport (less than 15 minutes away) further enhances its appeal to both professionals and families. This property, with its character and high potential, will attract a wide range of buyers. It is ideal for a family looking for a spacious living area, close to shops and schools, while enjoying the calm and central atmosphere of the neighborhood. It will also appeal to a professional seeking to establish their office in a prestigious setting, offering generous spaces and excellent visibility, while being close to amenities and transport links. Retirees or professionals will also appreciate this property, with its comfortable living spaces and proximity to essential daily infrastructures, all in a peaceful and pleasant environment. This property represents an opportunity for an investor eager to add value to a property with great potential, particularly by redesigning the outdoor spaces or carrying out energy optimization works. A Strong Potential to Exploit The charm of this house is perfectly complemented by its development possibilities. While the house has already undergone quality renovations, it still offers considerable potential, both for interior layout (e.g., adding extra bedrooms or bathrooms) and for exterior development (e.g., adding a jacuzzi or pool in the garden). Therefore, this property presents a rare opportunity that can meet the needs of a wide range of buyers, from families to professionals, while allowing you to personalize the space according to your preferences.

Behind its walled boundaries, this emblematic residence perfectly embodies the elegance of a historic home, offering a rare, peaceful setting with complete privacy. A Home Full of History With nearly 480 m² of living space, the house features generous volumes and beautiful period elements: French ceilings, original parquet floors, terracotta tiles, and fireplaces. The 12 main rooms, including spacious reception rooms, a cozy living room, 6 bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms, are complemented by a grand staircase that highlights the prestige of the property. A Unique Terraced Garden The garden, over 4,000 m² and entirely enclosed by walls, is arranged in multiple terraces, preserving complete privacy. An orangery, a garage, outbuildings, and a vaulted cellar enhance the character of this estate. Direct access to the Tarn River and a plot suitable for a pool add an extra touch of charm to this rare property. Versatile Potential An independent T3 apartment completes the main house: ideal for housing a caretaker, creating a holiday rental, or developing a tourism project. This configuration makes the property particularly suitable for a bed & breakfast, boutique guesthouse, or seasonal rental, offering excellent opportunities for those seeking to combine lifestyle and rental income. It also represents an attractive opportunity for an investor looking for a property with high tourism and heritage potential. Features This residence impresses with both its authenticity and the quality of its amenities: Preserved architectural elements: French ceilings, parquet floors, terracotta tiles, fireplaces. Modern comforts: central heating (oil), recently renovated and treated roof, connection to mains sewage. Outbuildings and annexes: orangery, garages, workshop, independent apartment, vaulted cellar. Walled terraced garden: spacious, private, with a plot suitable for a pool. Amenities and Accessibility Located in a privileged environment, the property combines privacy with convenience. Shops, schools, and services are within walking distance or just minutes away, while the nearby highway provides easy access to major routes. The international airport, only 40 minutes away, offers quick connections to major French and European cities. An Exceptional Address A rare and prestigious setting, combining heritage, comfort, and accessibility in a peaceful and protected environment.

In the old center of Gaillac, a vibrant commune in the South-West, there is a 19th-century family house, its enclosed garden, its cellars, and its sheds. Built in 1827, the former urban vineyard property is organized around a large paved courtyard, accessible via a long covered passageway running through the old outbuildings. Behind a high carriage door, the ensemble forms an island composed of the main residence and several annex buildings, which bear witness to the vineyard activity once practiced on site. The residential house, raised over three levels, presents a sober and harmonious architecture, characteristic of the bourgeois residences of Gaillac from the 19th century. The rendered façades reveal, in places, the local brick, while the openings are rhythmically adorned with wooden shutters. The main entrance is topped by a wrought iron transom bearing the year of construction, opening into a long through corridor that connects the courtyard to the garden. Surrounding the courtyard and the garden, there are about 550 m² of outbuildings, including former sheds, cellars, storage rooms, and a garage, as well as the former apartments of the managers, which are now in need of restoration. The whole is located on a plot of about 1,300 m², of which nearly 500 m² is occupied by an enclosed garden. Rare due to its size, its location in the city, and its level of conservation, the property is one of the last testimonies of the grand urban vineyard estates that contributed to the prosperity of Gaillac.This description has been automatically translated from French.