Property Description:
This substantial and fine looking house with much of its original style and character intact is situated in the heart of a pretty medieval market town. With it’s beautifully restored stone façade it offers around 250 sq.m. of living space and a surrounding garden of over half an acre.
The entrance leads into a fine hallway running the depth of the house with French doors at the end leading onto the garden and giving lots of light. To one side of the hall a spacious salon with parquet floors and chimney and an entrance into the large kitchen/dining room. The kitchen offers room for both food preparation and dining and has French doors leading onto a paved and vine covered terrace, ideal for eating outside on summer days.
To the other side of the hall two rooms used at present as an office and the second as a ground floor bedroom. There is also a shower room/WC and a very useful utility room under the stairs.
The attractive staircase leads to the upstairs hall where we find four spacious and light bedrooms. Two bedrooms have connecting doors into the bathroom and two have connecting doors to a dressing room, which could easily include a shower area if required. All with lovely original wood floors, marble fireplaces and other original features. The house has gas fired central heating.
The staircase continues to the very spacious attic where one can see the fine carpentry of the roof and begin to imagine how this wonderful vast space could be converted into a living room or more bedrooms if required.
Outside there is a stable/workshop/garage block which could also be converted for guests if needed but is very useful as it stands. The garden has a large lawn and lots of pretty shrubs along with the terrace and gravel path.
Probably built around 1860 this is a fine property with a real feeling of French style and in a popular village with restaurants, market, schools and shops to imbibe the atmosphere. Easy access to the motorway for Toulouse and Pau airports.
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