Located in the heart of one of France's officially recognised "Plus Beaux Villages", this exceptional property is currently operated as a hotel (the future owner will need to undertake their own administrative procedures if they wish to continue this activity) and offers an exceptional lifestyle as well as a unique commercial opportunity. Originally a collection of 17th-century listed buildings, it was thoughtfully converted by an architect in 1990, blending historic character with modern comfort while retaining many original architectural features.

Set in the renowned Gaillac wine region, often referred to as the "Tuscany of France", the property offers eight individually appointed en-suite guest bedrooms, two of which enjoy panoramic views over the village rooftops and surrounding countryside.

The flexible accommodation could continue to operate as hospitality accommodation, subject to the necessary permissions, or could equally lend itself to a restaurant with rooms, retreat venue, event space, or an impressive private residence.

The property includes:
Elegant reception and guest lounge with a character fireplace
Restaurant and bar with seating for approximately 40 guests
Fully equipped commercial kitchen
Large conference room, library or function room

Throughout the property are beautiful period features, including magnificent 17th-century stone arches, listed architectural details, exposed stonework and a striking 19th-century stained-glass window.

Highlights:
Architect-designed conversion of historic listed buildings
Eight en suite guest bedrooms
Restaurant, bar and professional kitchen
Conference/function room
Exceptional period features throughout
Prime location in one of France's most picturesque villages
Situated in the heart of the celebrated Gaillac vineyards