Country property with swimming pool and outbuildings
€545,000
4 bedroom House - 5,000m² land for sale in Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France
Property Location: Midi-Pyrénées > Tarn-et-Garonne > Roquecor
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MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
FULL DESCRIPTION
Tucked away in a sleepy hamlet, where the loudest rush hour is likely to involve a tractor…
This delightful property enjoys a wonderfully private and peaceful setting. Surrounded by the gently rolling valleys of the Tarn-et-Garonne countryside, it offers the perfect balance of rural tranquillity without feeling isolated.
The ever-popular village of Roquecor is just a five-minute drive away—or, for those who prefer to earn their morning coffee (or evening apéritif), a pleasant walk through the surrounding countryside. Here you’ll find an excellent restaurant, a welcoming café, local amenities and the timeless charm that makes this corner of southwest France so sought after.
Comprising a beautifully presented four-bedroom, three-bathroom country house, this is a home where centuries-old character sits effortlessly alongside thoughtful modern comforts. Bursting with period features, the property showcases ancient wooden doors, exposed stone walls, magnificent beams and beautiful original flooring, all complemented by stylish contemporary interiors.
At the heart of the home is a wonderfully rustic country kitchen, complete with travertine flooring, a magnificent stone fireplace housing a log-burning stove, exposed stonework and beamed ceilings—a room designed as much for gathering as for cooking. The elegant sitting room provides a striking contrast, where old meets new with sleek glass sliding doors opening onto the gardens, while the grand drawing room is rich in atmosphere, boasting an impressive stone fireplace, ancient timber floors and soaring beamed ceilings.
A stylish ground-floor guest bedroom and modern bathroom provide flexible accommodation. Upstairs, a light-filled study opens onto a charming balcony overlooking the gardens and countryside beyond. The principal bedroom enjoys a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom, while the top floor offers two further characterful bedrooms nestled beneath exposed beams.
Practicality has not been forgotten. The house is double-glazed throughout and benefits from both a heat pump (pompe à chaleur) and oil-fired central heating, ensuring year-round comfort.
Outside, the magic really happens. The beautifully established gardens provide a glorious setting, with far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. A saltwater swimming pool with an electric cover is accompanied by an expansive sun terrace and a vine-clad pergola, creating the perfect spot for long, leisurely lunches and alfresco evenings with family and friends.
A selection of useful outbuildings includes covered parking, a traditional stone barn and ample storage, while mature fruit trees and wonderful country walks begin almost from the doorstep.
If you’re searching for a substantial period home that has all the charm, all the character and none of the renovation headaches—where the only thing left to do is unpack and pour a glass of local wine—then your search may well end here.
- - Habitable Area: 293m² (3153 sqft)
- - Land: 5000m² (53819 sqft)
- 4 bedrooms
- - Price: €545,000 Agency Fees included
- - Price per m²: €1,860
- - Average price in the Tarn-et-Garonne : 1423 € /m²*
- - Region: Midi-Pyrénées
- - Department: Tarn-et-Garonne
FULL DESCRIPTION
Tucked away in a sleepy hamlet, where the loudest rush hour is likely to involve a tractor…
This delightful property enjoys a wonderfully private and peaceful setting. Surrounded by the gently rolling valleys of the Tarn-et-Garonne countryside, it offers the perfect balance of rural tranquillity without feeling isolated.
The ever-popular village of Roquecor is just a five-minute drive away—or, for those who prefer to earn their morning coffee (or evening apéritif), a pleasant walk through the surrounding countryside. Here you’ll find an excellent restaurant, a welcoming café, local amenities and the timeless charm that makes this corner of southwest France so sought after.
Comprising a beautifully presented four-bedroom, three-bathroom country house, this is a home where centuries-old character sits effortlessly alongside thoughtful modern comforts. Bursting with period features, the property showcases ancient wooden doors, exposed stone walls, magnificent beams and beautiful original flooring, all complemented by stylish contemporary interiors.
At the heart of the home is a wonderfully rustic country kitchen, complete with travertine flooring, a magnificent stone fireplace housing a log-burning stove, exposed stonework and beamed ceilings—a room designed as much for gathering as for cooking. The elegant sitting room provides a striking contrast, where old meets new with sleek glass sliding doors opening onto the gardens, while the grand drawing room is rich in atmosphere, boasting an impressive stone fireplace, ancient timber floors and soaring beamed ceilings.
A stylish ground-floor guest bedroom and modern bathroom provide flexible accommodation. Upstairs, a light-filled study opens onto a charming balcony overlooking the gardens and countryside beyond. The principal bedroom enjoys a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom, while the top floor offers two further characterful bedrooms nestled beneath exposed beams.
Practicality has not been forgotten. The house is double-glazed throughout and benefits from both a heat pump (pompe à chaleur) and oil-fired central heating, ensuring year-round comfort.
Outside, the magic really happens. The beautifully established gardens provide a glorious setting, with far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. A saltwater swimming pool with an electric cover is accompanied by an expansive sun terrace and a vine-clad pergola, creating the perfect spot for long, leisurely lunches and alfresco evenings with family and friends.
A selection of useful outbuildings includes covered parking, a traditional stone barn and ample storage, while mature fruit trees and wonderful country walks begin almost from the doorstep.
If you’re searching for a substantial period home that has all the charm, all the character and none of the renovation headaches—where the only thing left to do is unpack and pour a glass of local wine—then your search may well end here.
Roquecor-Midi-Pyrénées, Tarn-et-Garonne
Location : Tarn-et-Garonne
LOCAL AREA
Tarn-et-Garonne is a department in the Languedoc-Roussillon-Midi-Pyrénées in South West France. It is named for the Tarn and Garonne rivers in the area. The capital of the department is Montauban which is about 50 km north of Toulouse. This is where the artist Ingres was born and you may see the town referred to as the pinkest of the pink towns. The economy of the department depends mainly on agriculture but there is also some industry, and it benefits from its proximity to Toulouse. To the south of the department, the town of Beaumont de Lomagne is famous for its garlic market.
https://www.tourisme-tarnetgaronne.fr
Seller
RefRowProperty Reference: WMC744-HM
Wheeler Property Southwest FranceGrande Rue
47470 Beauville
France
Contact: Carol Ann Wheeler
Tel: +33 (0)5 53 47 92 30
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Seller
Property Reference: WMC744-HM
Wheeler Property Southwest FranceGrande Rue
47470 Beauville
Contact: Carol Ann Wheeler
Tel: +33 (0)5 53 47 92 30
Location : Tarn-et-Garonne
