Village house with garden and outbuilding/garage
€325,000
5 bedroom House - 3,000m² land for sale in Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France
Property Location: Midi-Pyrénées > Tarn-et-Garonne > Castelsagrat
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MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
FULL DESCRIPTION
A charming village house, rich in history, full of character, and offering endless possibilities.
Dating from 1742 and built with the local stone so characteristic of the region, this imposing village house enjoys an enviable position just off the main square, in the heart of the historic village of Castelsagrat. Rich in character and beautifully proportioned, it offers exceptionally versatile accommodation, magnificent gardens, and a lifestyle as appealing as the property itself.
Upon entering the impressive entrance hall, adorned with a magnificent double-sided fireplace shared with the formal dining room, one immediately realizes that homes of this caliber are becoming increasingly rare. Designed to heat both rooms, the fireplace is a striking centerpiece and a wonderful conversation starter.
The elegant living room, with its exposed beams and French doors opening onto the sunny rear terrace, offers a welcoming space to relax in any season.
The well-equipped kitchen features built-in appliances, a classic Falcon range cooker, and, of course, French doors opening directly onto the terrace—because morning coffee always tastes better outdoors. A convenient laundry room is located right next door.
In the basement, a spacious cellar offers ample room to accommodate a proper wine collection, as well as workshop spaces for those who enjoy making, repairing, or simply tinkering.
The house also includes six comfortable bedrooms served by three functional bathrooms, offering great flexibility for family life, accommodating guests, or renting out the property. It is full of original features, including a stunning period staircase, exposed stone walls, characterful beams, and many delightful architectural details, all complemented by the modern comforts of double glazing and electric heating.
Above, a spacious attic offers exciting potential to create additional living space should you ever need more room.
It is outside that this property reveals its full charm. The mature and well-maintained gardens offer a wonderfully intimate setting, with colorful plantings and a large covered terrace that invites long lunches, relaxed evenings and al fresco dining with family or friends.
At the far end of the garden is a large building housing a garage and workshop, accommodating up to four cars or campervans, and offering ample space for leisure, storage, or practical projects. With its own separate entrance from a quiet side street, it also includes a former apartment requiring renovation, offering interesting potential for creating guest accommodation, a holiday cottage, a home office, a studio, or a separate annex, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission.
The gardens are enhanced with a private well and a jacuzzi, offering the perfect combination of functionality and relaxation.
From.
The UNESCO World Heritage city of Moissac is just 15 minutes away, while Toulouse-Blagnac International Airport is accessible in about 45 minutes, making international travel much easier.
Whether you're looking for an elegant family home, a refined second residence, or a property with attractive income potential, this prestigious home perfectly combines space, flexibility, and an enviable lifestyle. Steeped in history yet fully equipped for modern living, it's more than just a beautiful house: it's a place to gather with family and friends, create unforgettable memories, and enjoy the best of village life.
A house steeped in history, full of charm, and whose future remains to be written.
- - Habitable Area: 245m² (2637 sqft)
- - Land: 3000m² (32291 sqft)
- 5 bedrooms
- - Price: €325,000 Agency Fees included
- - Price per m²: €1,327
- - Average price in the Tarn-et-Garonne : 1423 € /m²*
- - Region: Midi-Pyrénées
- - Department: Tarn-et-Garonne
FULL DESCRIPTION
A charming village house, rich in history, full of character, and offering endless possibilities.
Dating from 1742 and built with the local stone so characteristic of the region, this imposing village house enjoys an enviable position just off the main square, in the heart of the historic village of Castelsagrat. Rich in character and beautifully proportioned, it offers exceptionally versatile accommodation, magnificent gardens, and a lifestyle as appealing as the property itself.
Upon entering the impressive entrance hall, adorned with a magnificent double-sided fireplace shared with the formal dining room, one immediately realizes that homes of this caliber are becoming increasingly rare. Designed to heat both rooms, the fireplace is a striking centerpiece and a wonderful conversation starter.
The elegant living room, with its exposed beams and French doors opening onto the sunny rear terrace, offers a welcoming space to relax in any season.
The well-equipped kitchen features built-in appliances, a classic Falcon range cooker, and, of course, French doors opening directly onto the terrace—because morning coffee always tastes better outdoors. A convenient laundry room is located right next door.
In the basement, a spacious cellar offers ample room to accommodate a proper wine collection, as well as workshop spaces for those who enjoy making, repairing, or simply tinkering.
The house also includes six comfortable bedrooms served by three functional bathrooms, offering great flexibility for family life, accommodating guests, or renting out the property. It is full of original features, including a stunning period staircase, exposed stone walls, characterful beams, and many delightful architectural details, all complemented by the modern comforts of double glazing and electric heating.
Above, a spacious attic offers exciting potential to create additional living space should you ever need more room.
It is outside that this property reveals its full charm. The mature and well-maintained gardens offer a wonderfully intimate setting, with colorful plantings and a large covered terrace that invites long lunches, relaxed evenings and al fresco dining with family or friends.
At the far end of the garden is a large building housing a garage and workshop, accommodating up to four cars or campervans, and offering ample space for leisure, storage, or practical projects. With its own separate entrance from a quiet side street, it also includes a former apartment requiring renovation, offering interesting potential for creating guest accommodation, a holiday cottage, a home office, a studio, or a separate annex, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permission.
The gardens are enhanced with a private well and a jacuzzi, offering the perfect combination of functionality and relaxation.
From.
The UNESCO World Heritage city of Moissac is just 15 minutes away, while Toulouse-Blagnac International Airport is accessible in about 45 minutes, making international travel much easier.
Whether you're looking for an elegant family home, a refined second residence, or a property with attractive income potential, this prestigious home perfectly combines space, flexibility, and an enviable lifestyle. Steeped in history yet fully equipped for modern living, it's more than just a beautiful house: it's a place to gather with family and friends, create unforgettable memories, and enjoy the best of village life.
A house steeped in history, full of charm, and whose future remains to be written.
Castelsagrat-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: WMC753-GO
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: WMC753-GO
Wheeler Property Southwest FranceGrande Rue
47470 Beauville
Contact: Carol Ann Wheeler
Tel: +33 (0)5 53 47 92 30
Location : Tarn-et-Garonne
