Dating back to 1516, this substantial historic residence combines traditional half-timbered features and an impressive heritage-listed fireplace with modern comforts. Extensively renovated between 2010 and 2022, there are 4 bedrooms, two reception rooms, a converted outbuilding with gym and office, swimming pool, and further outbuildings. The enclosed grounds extend to 1.2 hectares and it’s just 5/10 mins from Lavaur train station
With origins in the Pastel era, the property has evolved over several centuries, retaining its half-timbered features and an impressive historic fireplace in the first-floor reception room, listed on the regional heritage register.
The house has been extensively renovated, with the work completed between 2010 and 2022. It is south-facing, with generous proportions and plenty of natural light. There is a total 343m2 habitable space, with a further 120m2 useful space in the outbuildings.
Ground floor
Entrance hall 11.37m²
Fitted kitchen 25.49m² with access to the terrace
Sitting room/dining room 41.5m² with fireplace and insert
Cellar/pantry 10.27m²
Utility room and WC 3.91m²
Ground floor bedroom 21.55m² with dressing area and access to the pool
En-suite shower room and WC 9.26m²
First floor
Reception room 50m² with historic fireplace and parquet flooring
Bedroom 17m²
Bedroom 17m²
Principal bedroom suite 28.24m², with additional dressing room 6.05m² and adjoining dressing room/bedroom 17m²
En-suite shower room and WC 4.35m²
Family bathroom 6.96m² with bath, shower and double basin
Outbuildings
A converted 48m² outbuilding provides a gym and office, with large glazed doors and reversible air conditioning.
There is also a 27m² garage, a 59m² workshop with concrete floor, a garden storage building and a further 36m² outbuilding for wood storage.
The terrace and summer kitchen area is a real feature of the property, designed perfectly for enjoying the long, hot summer days.
Outside
The 1.2-hectare plot is fully enclosed and includes landscaped gardens and several terraces. There is also 9 × 4m swimming pool with a roller cover, stone surround and wooden terrace.
The mature gardens include walnut trees, boxwood, an elm and a substantial English oak. The jasmine around the front door is particularly evocative in the evenings. The house is set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, with open views across the surrounding countryside.
At a glance:
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Receptions: 2
Habitable space: 343m2
Plot size: 12,000m2
Taxe foncière: €2,726 per annum
DPE rating: D
Broadband: Yes
Heating: Oil-fired central heating, wood and electric heating, reversible air conditioning
Drainage: Septic tank, recently serviced
Roof: Retiled in 2015
Neighbours: No immediate neighbours, end of a quiet cul-de-sac
Distance to shops: Lavaur, approx. 5–10 mins
Distance to train station: Lavaur, approx. 5–10 mins
Distance to coast: Mediterranean coast, approx. 180km / 2hrs
Distance to ferry port: Caen-Ouistreham, approx. 800km / 8hrs
Distance to airport: Toulouse-Blagnac, approx. 55km / 50 mins
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