The perfect hideaway holiday home surrounded by nature within 10 minutes of a stunning white stone village

Built around 1885, this rustic property has been renovated to a decent standard, but does still need significant works.
Surrounded by countryside, it is the perfect property for those wishing for some peace and quiet and to spend some time in nature.
The current layout has an independent bedroom and bathroom at rear ground level which is ideal for guests wanting a little more privacy, but which could also easily be used for Air BnB, as could the large attic space, which has a separate entrance.
The range in the kitchen previously provided heating throughout the house but needs repairing, so the current heating is provided by the wood burning stove in the lounge. If you want to live in luxury, the house will need significant investment. However, if you want a lovely, rustic, cosy, holiday home or weekend retreat destination, it could be achieved fairly easily.

LOWER GROUND LEVEL:
BEDROOM (6.52 x 4.51m) with access to the garden, attractive tiled floor. Incorporating a
SHOWER ROOM (2.19 x 3.0m) with walk-in shower, washbasin, WC.

GRANGE (5.8 x 5.1m) Very handy storage space for tools and garden stuff
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UPPER GROUND LEVEL:
Steps leading up to two covered terrace areas, which are great dining or relaxing areas
SALON (5.85 x 5.15m) Attractive room with original beams and features, tiled floor, large traditional fireplace with wood burning stove. Views over the valley
KITCHEN (3.43 x 5.0m) Well equipped kitchen with a tiled floor, range, hob with tiled backsplash, single oven, plenty of cupboards and worksurface space.
BEDROOM ONE (3.46 x 2.11m) Great kid's room, perfect for keeping an eye on your little ones.
BATHROOM (2.28 x 4.8m) Really attractive good-sized bathroom with walk-in shower, bath, WC, washbasin and vanity unit, views over the garden, original beams.
LIBRARY/OFFICE (6.11 x 5.03m) Another attractive room, currently used as a library and office, but it would make a super dining room. Large original beams, stone walls, and tiled floor. Double doors leading to the rear garden and terrace area.

FIRST FLOOR:
LANDING leading to two MEZZANINE BEDROOMS (totalling 52m²). There is easily room for two double and one single bed. Stone walls, original beams, views over the valley.
Separate attic space totalling 37m², with skylights currently used as two bedrooms.
Another open attic BEDROOM with door onto the side garden.
BATHROOM with handbasin, WC.

These attic bedrooms could easily be separated with a dividing wall.
The current configuration allows the house to sleep up to 12 family members or guests.

OUTSIDE:
Wooden terrace area overlooking the valley,
Log or bike store,
The terrain has become somewhat overgrown in places and consists of grass and woodland to either side of the long track up to the road, a flat area to the rear of the property and more woodland. With some restorative work it will be a lovely garden again.

This property has a lovely ambiance and is the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature. The thriving market town of Castelnau-Montratier is a five minute drive away. There are always lots of events going on, a great sunday market, a summer night market, some really good restaurants, shops, boutiques, bank, pharmacy, school, and a stunning domed church which resembles a mini St Paul's Cathedral. One of my favourite villages in France, without doubt.

By road:
TOULOUSE AIRPORT - 75 minutes
MONTAUBAN - 40 minutes
CAHORS - 35 minutes
BORDEAUX - 2.5 hours
SETE (Mediterranean coast) - 3.25 hours
FOIX (Pyrenees) - 2 hours
CARCASSONNE - 2.25 hours

If you would like further photos, information, or to arrange a visit, please get in touch

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Information about risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr