Gaillac, Midi-Pyrénées 81600

Accessed through two independent entrances with wrought-iron gates, this superb 1920s manor house stands within more than 3,400 sqm of grounds planted with majestic cedar trees and magnolias. Offering approximately 340 sqm of living space, the residence is distinguished by the harmony of its proportions, the generosity of its rooms and their remarkable natural light. Tall windows and bow windows punctuate the façades, framing numerous views across the surrounding greenery. A spacious terrace overlooking the canopy extends the reception rooms and provides an exceptional vantage point from which to admire the treetops in complete tranquillity. Two entrances on opposite sides provide direct access to the house and allow a fluid connection between its different areas and the gardens. The interior retains the defining features of an important early 20th-century residence: a monumental solid-wood staircase, herringbone parquet flooring, decorative cement tiles, period fireplaces and generous ceiling heights. The preservation of its original features and the peacefulness of its setting give this exceptional address a distinctive character, certain to appeal to lovers of architecture and heritage. Near Lavaur, between Toulouse and Albi, the manor house enjoys a privileged location close to shops, schools, services and the main transport links. Price: 515,000, agency fees included and payable by the seller. Montant des frais annuels d'énergie : entre 7500 et 10200 Energy performance rating: D Information concerning the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: In accordance with Article L561-5 of the French Monetary and Financial Code, proof of identity will be required before any viewing.