Grand 11 bedroom Chateau for sale with countryside view in Toulouse, Occitanie
The character property is built on 3 levels:
Ground floor
- A through entrance hall with a stone staircase.
On the left side:
- A recently redone corridor with tiled floor and fleur de lis leads into a large reception room with open fireplace.
- The fitted kitchen, cooking area and large storage cupboard with integrated refrigerator.
- Dining room with access to the tower.
On the right side:
- Study / sitting room or bedroom, marble fireplace.
- Wall bookcase / study opening onto a terr...
The character property is built on 3 levels:
Ground floor
- A through entrance hall with a stone staircase.
On the left side:
- A recently redone corridor with tiled floor and fleur de lis leads into a large reception room with open fireplace.
- The fitted kitchen, cooking area and large storage cupboard with integrated refrigerator.
- Dining room with access to the tower.
On the right side:
- Study / sitting room or bedroom, marble fireplace.
- Wall bookcase / study opening onto a terrace.
- Cellar
- WC
First floor
- Kitchen
- 2 bedrooms with French windows, access to a huge balcony facing the park.
- Dressing room
- A shower room with shower in the tower.
- WC
Second floor
Rooms to be finished.
- 5 bedrooms
- WC
There is a half-floor flat of approximately 70 m2, which could be used as a gite. - 2 bedrooms - Kitchen, dining room and sitting area. - Dressing room - Shower room - WC
All floors are cement tiles, terracotta tiles or wooden parquet in the bedrooms.
All the bedrooms have a floor area of between 20 m2 and 40 m2, and the kitchen, dining room and reception room have a floor area of around 60 m2.
- Double-glazed windows.
The elevated building of the pigoniere tower houses:
- car garage
- gym
- workshop
- 6 horse stalls
Photovoltaic panels on this building, 48 photovoltaic panels, giving a surface area of around 82m2.
Set in the grounds of the chateau:
- A vegetable garden
- Fruit trees
- Large 11 x 7 x 12 x 6 m swimming pool with a 2.5 m diving pit.
-Pool house, terrace and equipment room.
- A well with water all year round.
International airport 36 km away
Motorway: 5 km
Nursery: 5 km
Nursery school: 3.5 km
Primary school: 2.4 km
Secondary school: 8 km
University: 32 km
Higher education: 19 km
A food store within a 3km radius
A shopping centre within a 3km radius
A restaurant within 3km
Pharmacy: 4 km
Doctor: 4 km
Dentist: 4 km
Veterinary surgeon: 4 km
Police, gendarmerie: 7 km
A charming and authentic property.
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