Elegant 18th Century Manor House - Panoramic View

Property Description

Tarn - Near CASTRES

Located in the Pays de Cocagne region of Occitanie, close to the Montagne Noire, this exceptional property combines the charm of yesteryear with contemporary comforts in a refined, cozy-chic atmosphere.

An elegant driveway of centuries-old plane trees welcomes visitors and provides access to the property in a commanding position.
The setting is magical, with the panoramic view of the Montagne Noire and the surrounding hills.

All the rooms bear witness to the past: stone paving, old wooden floors, a monumental fireplace and a sink carved into the stone.

The heart of the house is undoubtedly the 58 m² cathedral lounge-library, bathed in light thanks to its exceptionally high ceilings, creating a warm yet elegant atmosphere.

The top-of-the-range, fully-equipped kitchen opens onto a covered terrace, providing an ideal living space to enjoy the mild summer evenings.

Two wooden staircases with an aged patina lead up to a spacious master suite with bathroom, dressing room and separate toilet, and two en-suite bedrooms with their own bathroom.

Completely refurbished, and entirely restored with fine and noble materials, this property is simply remarkable.

The outbuildings include two secure garages of 60 and 19m² and a storage workshop. Planning permission has been granted for a 50m² extension to the main house.

Top-of-the-range renovation.
All on 7 hectares of land.

Less than an hour from Toulouse and within easy reach of Castres, Revel, Lac de Saint-Ferréol and other tourist attractions in the south-west, this property is ideal as a primary or secondary residence, or for a tourism or equestrian project.

For more information or to organize a visit, you can call Gérard Lepetit:

Energy class: D
Climate class: D

Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 4010 euros and 5500 euros per year. Price indexed to the years 2021 - 2023 - 2024.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: