Grand 4 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view in Castelnau Montratier Sainte Alauzie, Occitanie
The stunning 14th-century home, reflects a timeless beauty, from the intricate details in the stonework to the unique layout that offers both privacy and functionality.
A rare blend of beauty, spaciousness, and charm offering not only a luxurious residence but also a unique opportunity for income or business ventures.
Ground Floor
As you enter at street level, you are immediately greeted by an impressive white stone spiral stai...
The stunning 14th-century home, reflects a timeless beauty, from the intricate details in the stonework to the unique layout that offers both privacy and functionality.
A rare blend of beauty, spaciousness, and charm offering not only a luxurious residence but also a unique opportunity for income or business ventures.
Ground Floor
As you enter at street level, you are immediately greeted by an impressive white stone spiral staircase, a masterpiece of 14th-century craftsmanship. This delightful feature sets the tone for every corner of the property. To the right, a door opens to a room currently used as an antiques shop spanning 60m2, complete with a large storefront and a separate entrance to the street. This versatile space brims with potential, whether as a stunning entertaining room, an artist's studio, or a thriving business opportunity.
Descending a few steps to a unique stone cellar bedroom measuring 6.6m x 6.7m. The grandeur of this room is enhanced by its chandelier, original alcoves, and authentic local white stone flooring, creating an atmosphere of timeless elegance and comfort.
First Floor
Ascending a double staircase, a delightful bedroom of 24m2, with charming views over the rear terrace. This bedroom connects to a bathroom featuring a walk-in shower, WC, and washbasin, all beautifully designed to blend modern convenience with historic character.
A beautiful hallway, adorned with stunning architectural features, leads to a magnificent covered terrace. With two tall stone arches overlooking the sparkling swimming pool, this space offers a tranquil retreat and an ideal setting for al fresco dining or entertaining.
The terrace is one of the highlights of the property, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. Its charm and wonderful views make it a popular listing on AirBnB, offering a lucrative opportunity for short-term rentals
Taking a few steps up from the front door, there is an entrance to the main living area, a beautifully designed space of 82m2. At one end there is a light-filled, fully equipped kitchen featuring high ceilings, original beams, and picturesque views over the front. This stylish kitchen boasts a superb stainless steel range oven.
At the other end, the space divides into two distinct areas. One side forms a cosy living area, complete with a large fireplace and log burner. The other side transforms into an elegant dining area with a snug ambiance, featuring another fireplace.
From here, two sets of double French doors open onto the upper terrace, a delightful spot to enjoy the sunshine and captivating views.
The property benefits from double glazing throughout.
A few more steps up lead to a truly magnificent library of 60m2, a stunning room with original wooden ceilings, exquisite architectural features, and an abundance of natural light through two sets of full-length double doors.
Through another door there is a potential bedroom or additional salon (50m2), showcasing charming stone features, a fireplace, and an air of refined elegance.
Adjacent is a beautifully appointed bathroom, complete with a bathtub, WC, washbasin, and bidet, combining modern comfort with classic style. This floor also features a spacious bedroom of 44m2, complete with doors that open onto a balcony, a fireplace, and timeless charm, making it a perfect retreat
Climbing a few more steps to a magnificent 100 m2 bedroom, adorned with an original wooden ceiling and two immense Palladian windows offering a stunning view of the front of the house.
This exceptional room features a superb fireplace, a majestic chandelier, and a stained glass window overlooking the staircase, adding a unique touch of charm.
The bedroom benefits from a large en-suite bathroom, equipped with a bathtub, bidet, and WC, providing absolute comfort. It also includes a spacious dressing room, which could easily be converted into an additional bedroom.
Above, a large attic with good ceiling height offers excellent storage space and the potential to be transformed into one or two additional bedrooms, perfectly adaptable as desired.
The current owner rents a garage just around the corner at a great price, which could also be an option for the new owners.
This beautiful white-stone market town is renowned for its stunning market square and church. Known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, the town boasts a super weekend market, a variety of good restaurants, boutiques, supermarkets and art galleries.
There is also a very good school and sports complex.
There is always something going on, and in summer the town has lots of events such as concerts, night markets and marches gourmands.
It's a great place to live, whether full time or as a holiday location.
With excellent road links: Cahors: 25 minutes by car Montauban: 35 minutes Toulouse International Airport: about 1 hour Mediterranean coast: 3 hours Bordeaux and Arcachon: less than 3 hours Spain or the Pyrenees: around 3 hours
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