luxury real estate for sale Haute-Garonne, France

Toulouse, Cote-pavee, magnificent 19th century residence renovated with respect for materials and volumes. It is made up in the RC of a vast kitchen of 27m2 with its raised chimney. Facing the kitchen a beautiful living room with its fireplace and its floor tiles. Upstairs, 3 beautiful bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large dressing room; On the second floor a 4th bedroom and a vast space which can be a bedroom, or a workshop. In the RC office with waiting room, and water point (possibility of liberal profession.) swimming pool complete the well parking for 3 cars. Contact Marie-Christine MASBOU on 06 83 09 77 43, AXO - Active real estate, Commercial Agent RSAC 528.648.967 Toulouse. More information on www.axo.immo (ref. 85002103468) and [email protected]. Fees: 3.70% including tax including buyer's charge (€1,350,000 excluding fees). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/

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Just a few steps from the Musée des Augustins, this lovely, light-filled, walk-through flat (approx. 235 sqm) overlooks the courtyard on one side and has a wonderful view on the other. This bourgeois flat has all the charm of the past: high ceilings, mouldings, marble fireplaces and solid herringbone parquet flooring. It comprises 7 main rooms, including a vast living room of more than 430 sqm, 4 large bedrooms, a study and 2 bathrooms, all served by a wide corridor. Attics and a cellar complete this property. Ideal for a family or for offices/self-employed. Work to be carried out.

Located in the centre of an historic Pyrenean village, 10 mins from the border of Spain, you will find this renovated, gorgeous 200+-year-old dwelling with a courtyard and large terrace. The owners have lovingly restored this property using high quality materials whilst maintaining many original features. It is perfectly located to take advantage of skiing, unparalleled hiking, camping, cycling and other outdoor activities. The properly is a lovely family home or holiday home but would also be a perfect B&B or gite (investment). The B&B in the village closed 7 years ago due to bereavement, leaving scope for a new establishment catering to tourists and skiers in the region. The accommodation is as follows GROUND FLOOR This light and airy level includes a large open-plan salon and kitchen, a laundry room/pantry, a cloakroom, and a WC. At the rear of the home are two double-glazed doors that lead to the outdoor courtyard. Two climatization units have been installed for heating, cooling, and dehumidification. Vestibule Entrance (3.2 m2) You enter the home through double front doors that lead into an enclosed vestibule with Pyrenean marble floors. A second set of double-glazed doors serves as a climate barrier and entrance into the main home. It houses a centralized tableau for all electrical, satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet functions. Large Open-Plan Salon and Kitchen (41.5 m2) The ground floor offers a large open-plan salon and gourmet kitchen. New ceramic tile (2021) has been installed, but the original historic Pyrenean marble path has been retained. The salon has been fitted with an environmentally green pellet stove insert in the original fireplace. The room is accented by floor-to-ceiling original cabinetry with ornamental plaster reliefs and neoclassical details. Three ornamental plaster faces peer down from above the fireplace (we think the likenesses of the family who originally built the home!). The salon is lit by a large chandelier hung from a ceiling rose above. The kitchen was designed in 2021 with an enormous French oak centre island housing a copper sink, dishwasher, microwave, and plenty of drawers fitted with custom storage. Above the centre island are two crystal and copper light fixtures that anchor the room. The kitchen includes an ardoise grey 110cm Falcon Elise (made by Rangemaster) double oven with separate broiler and warming drawer with an induction cooktop (4,900 euros), a fitted exhaust system, and an American-style side-by-side refrigerator. The original working wood burning fireplace serves as a beautiful backdrop for the kitchen. The kitchen is wired for satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet (for television/internet). Cloakroom (9.8 m2) This room has new ceramic tile flooring that flows in from the salon to unify the space. It is the perfect place to store winter coats/boots, bicycles, and skis when coming in from the cold. It has a closed fireplace and a crystal chandelier. WC (2.6 m2) Off the cloakroom is a newly designed and installed WC with a wash basin, new tiled floor, new toilet, and an ambient wall heater. Laundry Room/Pantry (9.4 m2) The room has a newly installed hot water cylinder and is the plumbing hub of the home. Staircase At the rear of the ground floor is a grand staircase with curved banisters and original railings that match those found in the village Mairie. The staircase is lit by fixtures on both upper floor landings and an enormous window. Courtyard (43 m2) The courtyard is a flexible space serving as a potted herb garden, three-season dining area, and hot tub. The tall privacy wall is fitted with windows that allow for views of the Garonne River. A watertight metal door provides access to the River. • Covered patio (6.70 m2) with original ‘evier’ marble sink • Original outdoor fireplace, hearth, and bread oven for fires on autumn evenings • Wood store (4.35 m2) • “Source” with an installed pump • Small storage for garden equipment (1 m2) • Outdoor water taps, electrical outlets, and lighting • Hot tub with dedicated electrical outlet • Spiral staircase leading to a terrace on the first floor FIRST FLOOR The first floor consists of a landing, three principal rooms that could all serve as bedrooms, and a master bathroom. The master bathroom has new ceramic tile and the other rooms have 13mm French ash planks that were milled locally and installed by an artisan. The three principal rooms have been wired for satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet (for television/internet) and have climatization for heating, cooling, and dehumidification. The landing and the three principal rooms have panelling and picture rails installed to house newly renovated electrical systems. Landing (8.2 m2) The landing receives light from an enormous window at the rear of the home and a lantern-style light fixture that works well with the age and style of the home. Master Bedroom (21.6 m2) The master bedroom has original floor-to-ceiling cabinetry fitted with shelves for extra hanging and folding storage that surrounds a closed fireplace with ornamental plaster details. The plaster work on the mantle bears the initials of a family who once called this home. The other three walls have panelling and picture rails. Ceiling-height, double-glazed windows offer a view of the village and the nearby chateau. A grand chandelier lights the space. Master Dressing Area (2.7 m2) Making the most of space, an old small bathroom has been renovated as a dressing area with fitted drawers, shelving, and hanging storage. Master Bathroom (12.3 m2) Once an old kitchen, the master bath is large and luxurious. It has a beautiful white clawfoot bathtub with chrome lion’s feet situated under ceiling-height, double-glazed windows overlooking the Garonne River, a toilet, a large walk-in rain shower, and double sinks housed in a salvaged antique sideboard that was selected to highlight the neoclassical details of the home. The bathroom is fitted with high-end chrome retro fixtures, ornate mirrors, beautiful light fixtures, and recessed ceiling lighting. A large retro ardoise grey wall heater completes the room and warm the space wonderfully. Art Studio (13.4 m´2) The art studio receives a lot of natural light through a large ceiling-height, double-glazed window and glass double-glazed door that leads onto an upper terrace. It has a closed fireplace with ornamental plaster details, an original cupboard, and panelling and picture rails. This room is lit by a crystal chandelier beneath a ceiling rose. Library (18.3 m2) The library is a beautifully sunlit room with lovely ornamental plaster details reminiscent of the neoclassical era, floor-to-ceiling original cabinetry, a closed fireplace, two ceiling-height double-glazed windows, panelling and picture rails, and a dramatic crystal chandelier. First Floor Terrace (15.4 m2) The sunny first floor terrace overlooks the Garonne River and the beautiful Pyrenees Mountains. The views are unparalleled. In spring and summer, the view is verdant and lush. In Autumn, the hills and mountains are a riotous combination of oranges, reds, and yellows. In winter, there are snow-covered landscapes and dramatic mountain peaks. A barbecue is cleverly connected to the chimney below. New lighting and electrical outlets have been installed. The fitted spiral staircase accesses the courtyard below. SECOND FLOOR The second floor offers a landing, office, two guest rooms, a bathroom, a WC, and attic access. With the exception of the bathroom and WC, which has newly installed ceramic tile, the flooring is newly installed 13mm French ash planks milled locally and installed by an artisan. The three rooms on this floor are wired for satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet (for television/internet) and have climatization for heating, cooling, and dehumidification. All rooms on the second floor benefit from added insulation and newly surfaced walls. Landing (7.4 m2) The landing at the top of the staircase receives light from an enormous window at the rear of the home and an additional light fixture. Office (17.5 m2) To the right of the top of the staircase is an office. It has a small window overlooking the Garonne with views of the Pyrenees. Guest Bedroom 1 (23.7 m2) This bedroom is very large, offers a double-glazed window, and views overlooking the village and chateau. Guest Bedroom 2 (19.6 m2) This bedroom is also large, offers a double-glazed window with views to the south. Bathroom (6.5 m2) The renovated bathroom has a window overlooking the Garonne River, ceramic tile, a spacious shower, double sinks, and an ambient wall heater. WC (1.8 m2) The adjoining WC has new ceramic tile floors, a new toilet, and newly resurfaced walls. ATTIC (65 m2) The attic currently serves as a woodworking shop and storage area. It also houses the VMC for the entire home. It has original stone walls at either end, newly installed insulation, and four new Velux windows for light and air circulation. The attic could be converted to a beautiful second salon. It has been wired for satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet (for television/internet). Excellent holiday home with high rental potential. With stunning views of the Garonne River and surrounding mountains, across the border in Bossost are 3 Michelin * restaurants with superb cuisine. This property has been carefully renovated to retain its beautiful character while also integrating modern comforts. Toulouse and Tarbes/Lourdes airport are within 1h 15 mins and just 20 mins to the train station at Montrejeau, motorway, Bossost in Spain and Luchon making it an ideal location for a B&B. Ski Info • 16-min to Le Mourtis Ski Resort (11 km) • 22-min to Superbagneres Ski Resort (20 km) • 45-min to Peyragudes Ski Resort (35 km • 50-min to Baqueira/Beret in Spain (48 km)

On the slopes of Toulouse, in a quiet, unoverlooked location, this 192m2 house offers a remarkable view. Set on a lovely 4630 m² plot, this single-storey house features: entrance hall, large living room, separate kitchen, 5 bedrooms and office. A large garage completes the property. You'll love the bright, spacious rooms and wooded garden. To discover without delay! Please contact Midi-Pyrénées Sotheby's International Realty on 05 34 67 92 46. - REF : AS6-667

HAUTE-GARONNE - IN A VILLAGE Comfortable and spacious village house, discreet and full of charm, with 372m² of living space. 8 main rooms including 5 bedrooms and an independent 60m² loft accessible fully accessible to people with impaired mobility via an elevator. Beautiful architectural features. The large terrace, the garden and the infinity pool provide a pleasant place to relax. Garage. With no nuisance and close to amenities, this spacious property is ideal as a family home, a holiday home, or for a professional or tourist activity. Energy class: D Climate class: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €2,790 and €3,820 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

HAUTE-GARONNE - TOULOUSE BUSCA Modern, functional apartment with 110 m² of living space. Large living room opening onto a 12 m² terrace, separate fitted kitchen, master suite with a shower room, 2 additional bedrooms, separate bathroom, laundry room. Elevator. Pleasant, quiet neighborhood. Ideal for retired persons or for a family. Property sold subject to co-ownership status. Number of co-ownership lots in the building: 111 lots, including 63 main lots. Average annual amount of charges: 2800 euros/year. No procedure in progress. Energy class: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 1071 euros and 1449 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

HAUTE-GARONNE - BLAGNAC In the heart of Blagnac's historic center, on a 6,800 m² plot of land, manor house with 350 m² of living space to restore, set in over 6,000 m² of listed parkland. The house has a classic, timeless style, with several facades opening onto the park, which was once laid out as a French garden. Through the front door, the first entrance leads to a second hall, the central separating element between the house's two vast main rooms. The kitchen is more discreet, but nonetheless luminous with its three windows overlooking the park. A winter garden, marble fireplaces and a custom-made library cabinet testify to the house's past and give it a certain character. A wooden staircase leads to the upstairs sleeping area. A central hall leads to seven bedrooms, some with en-suite bathrooms. Two bathrooms, numerous built-in cupboards and so many possibilities for fitting out this floor. Wandering through the rooms of this imposing house, you'll discover a small staircase leading to the roof terrace of a tower overlooking the park and the city's rooftops as far as the eye can see. Renovation work will be required to restore this residence and its grounds to their former glory. Energy class: D Climate class: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 4079 euros and 5519 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

HAUTE-GARONNE - LA MAGDELAINE SUR TARN Situated on the outskirts of a town with basic services and shops, close to the Buzet forest and the La Palmola golf course, this property can accommodate a large family or provide comfortable bed and breakfast facilities. The renovated, air-conditioned former barn has three bedrooms with separate shower rooms and toilets. The owners have added modern comforts to the main house. Underfloor heating on the garden level, heat pump, double-glazed windows with wooden frames for insulation. The vast building also houses a large living room with cathedral ceiling and fireplace, a bar and library on the mezzanine, a lounge, an office and a large kitchen with a summer kitchen. The exterior has been designed to integrate the pool area into the inner courtyard. The south-facing position provides plenty of sunshine. Finally, in summer and winter alike, the courtyard provides shelter from the rain and the sun. A large detached garage at the rear of the building easily accommodates three vehicles. There are also a vegetable garden an orchard and a well, on an enclosed garden of approx. 4000m². Energy class: D Climate class: C Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 5430 euros and 7390 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

HAUTE-GARONNE - NEAR CARBONNE SOLE AGENT In a commanding position, with an exceptional 360° panoramic view, this property features several accommodations and outbuildings. Surrounding the 16th century mill, and the charming miller's house transformed into a relaxation area with jacuzzi, a 72m² dwelling has been converted, as well as a former outbuilding now housing two beautiful bedrooms, with the possibility of adding a kitchen area. As for the main house, it was built a little further away and majestically overlooks the surrounding countryside. From the living rooms and the adjoining terrace, the lucky owners have a magnificent view of the Pyrenees. The swimming pool area, cleverly located on the flat part of the one-hectare garden, which is not overlooked and benefits from maximum sunlight. On the garden level, this bright, cosy home features a living room with a fireplace and a semi-open kitchen. The first floor boasts three bedrooms and a large bathroom, plus a magnificent, light-flooded artist's studio with an access to the outside. Equipped with modern comforts and perfectly looked after, this property can welcome its new owners straight away. The land is planted with trees, has a vegetable garden and an orchard with many fruit trees. A well, a 110m² agricultural shed, a closed double garage and a DIY workshop complete the property. Energy class: C Climate class: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 2641 euros and 3641 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

HAUTE GARONNE - NEAR SAINT-SULPICE-SUR-LEZE In a commanding position, magnificent restored 11th & 18th century chateau built in brick, set in 2 hectares of parkland. This peaceful property includes a well, a swimming pool and numerous outbuildings with a total surface area of 650m². With its fine architectural features, the main house of 580 m², including 425 m² of living space, is divided into 13 main rooms, including a 100 m² reception room and 6 bedrooms. On the 2nd floor, 155 m² are available for further conversion. It is ideally located 47 kilometers south of Toulouse, 15 kilometers from the A64 freeway, 24 kilometers from the A66 and 18 kilometers from a train station. Suitable as a family home, but also for a commercial or tourist activity. Energy class: E Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €5580 and €7600 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

HAUTE-GARONNE - TOULOUSE This 2004-built house, with a living area of around 145 m², offers a wealth of features for any family looking to live in a quiet area close to all amenities. On the ground floor, the open-plan, fully-equipped kitchen opens onto the large, bright living/dining room. Two bedrooms with dressing rooms and a shower room are separated from the living area. A beautiful marble-clad concrete staircase leads to the first floor, where the two bedrooms opening onto a balcony share a shower room and a hallway. A new mixed heat pump provides a considerable improvement in energy consumption. The garage, with its eclectic gate, provides ample space for 2 cars. The property has an electric gate. The house is equipped with an intercom and videophone. The pool house is approximately 19 m² in size. The swimming pool measures 10 x 5 m and has a maximum depth of 1.40 m. The property, with a garden of approx. 1,900 m², is fully fenced. Energy class: A Climate class: A

HAUTE GARONNE - BALMA Built in the 60s, this villa is set on beautiful enclosed grounds of 12200m² building land that can be divided. In the heart of a residential neighborhood, the property is very close to Balma town center and all the shops. The owner, a construction engineer, has put all his expertise into building this family home. Today, vegetation has grown up to protect the house from outside view. This beautiful, opulent house requires renovation to bring it up to date with modern comforts. Energy class: E Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 3180 euros and 4370 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

HAUTE GARONNE - SAINT FELIX DE LAURAGAIS 40 km from Toulouse, in a typical village in the heart of the Lauragais region, exceptional 15th century house built around a beautiful medieval courtyard with its covered wooden gallery. Behind its old doors: entrance hall with a 9 m high ceiling, large bright living room, kitchen, bedrooms with their shower rooms. Large majestic vaulted room of 160 m² with its stone fireplace, overlooking the south side of the private garden and its breathtaking view of the countryside and the Pyrenees. Separate apartment, more bedrooms and many rooms still to be renovated. This place could become a family home or a professional location for receptions or gites. The information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

ARIÈGE - NEAR ESPERCE This former farmhouse is located in a commanding position, facing south and overlooking the Pyrenees. The current owner has carried out extensive renovation work on a large part of the building. An old stable of 50m² can still be converted, as well as a guest accommodation in the main house. The main house comprises a living room, a vast kitchen and scullery, a sitting room with a fireplace, and a vast study/games room. Upstairs in the largely converted attic space, there are three large bedrooms, a shower room and a bathroom, as well as a 100m² room. The property's modern comforts (heat pump, underfloor heating on the garden level, wooden frames double glazing) mean it can be used all year round. The swimming pool area, with a heated 12x5 pool, is positioned at the highest point of the property, offering a 360° panoramic view of the surrounding countryside as far as the eye can see.... Energy class: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 2820 euros and 3870 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr