Village house with garden
€69,000
4 bedroom House for sale in Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France
Property Location: Midi-Pyrénées > Tarn-et-Garonne > Castelsagrat
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Charming mid-19th century stone village house
Nestled just off the charming main square of the highly sought-after village of Castelsagrat, this delightful stone village house offers the perfect balance of peace and quiet and convenience. Within easy walking distance, you'll find an excellent artisan bakery (dangerously close if you have a weakness for fresh croissants), a welcoming café-restaurant, a village grocery store, and an impressive array of amenities for a community of this size.
Steeped in history, Castelsagrat dates back to Roman times and remains one of the most attractive villages in the region, where character and everyday practicality go hand in hand. Beyond the village, the UNESCO World Heritage city of Moissac is just 15 minutes away, while Toulouse-Blagnac Airport is approximately 45 minutes away, making it an ideal base for a full-time residence or an idyllic retreat to leave behind.
This charming mid-19th-century stone village house is brimming with character and authentic period features. While it now requires renovation and finishing touches, it has already benefited from a new roof and gutters and is structurally sound, offering an excellent canvas for its next owner to create something truly special.
Set back from the road, behind a hedge delightfully overgrown with vegetation and accessed via a gated entrance, the property immediately exudes an impression of privacy and timeless charm. Built of local stone with its original lime plaster, it possesses the kind of authenticity that is becoming increasingly difficult to find.
Inside, the accommodation has a slightly unusual layout, exactly the kind of character that makes old village houses so appealing. The welcoming living room features a green enameled wood-burning stove, exposed beams, and parquet floors, while the rustic kitchen is full of atmosphere with its original beams, terracotta tiles, and traditional character.
A charming bathroom features a classic cast-iron roller bathtub, and upstairs are several versatile rooms offering flexible living space to suit a variety of lifestyles, whether as bedrooms, home offices, artist studios, or recreation rooms. A rooftop terrace offers magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, providing the perfect spot for a morning coffee or an evening glass of local wine as the sun sets over the rolling landscape.
Outside, the surprises continue. There's a garage, useful stone outbuildings,
With all major services connected, including mains drainage, practical amenities are already in place. Priced to reflect the remaining work, this is a genuine opportunity to acquire a character home with immense potential in one of the most sought-after villages in the area.
- - Habitable Area: 156m² (1679 sqft)
- 4 bedrooms
- - Price: €69,000 Agency Fees included
- - Price per m²: €442
- - Average price in the Tarn-et-Garonne : 1423 € /m²*
- - Region: Midi-Pyrénées
- - Department: Tarn-et-Garonne
FULL DESCRIPTION
Charming mid-19th century stone village house
Nestled just off the charming main square of the highly sought-after village of Castelsagrat, this delightful stone village house offers the perfect balance of peace and quiet and convenience. Within easy walking distance, you'll find an excellent artisan bakery (dangerously close if you have a weakness for fresh croissants), a welcoming café-restaurant, a village grocery store, and an impressive array of amenities for a community of this size.
Steeped in history, Castelsagrat dates back to Roman times and remains one of the most attractive villages in the region, where character and everyday practicality go hand in hand. Beyond the village, the UNESCO World Heritage city of Moissac is just 15 minutes away, while Toulouse-Blagnac Airport is approximately 45 minutes away, making it an ideal base for a full-time residence or an idyllic retreat to leave behind.
This charming mid-19th-century stone village house is brimming with character and authentic period features. While it now requires renovation and finishing touches, it has already benefited from a new roof and gutters and is structurally sound, offering an excellent canvas for its next owner to create something truly special.
Set back from the road, behind a hedge delightfully overgrown with vegetation and accessed via a gated entrance, the property immediately exudes an impression of privacy and timeless charm. Built of local stone with its original lime plaster, it possesses the kind of authenticity that is becoming increasingly difficult to find.
Inside, the accommodation has a slightly unusual layout, exactly the kind of character that makes old village houses so appealing. The welcoming living room features a green enameled wood-burning stove, exposed beams, and parquet floors, while the rustic kitchen is full of atmosphere with its original beams, terracotta tiles, and traditional character.
A charming bathroom features a classic cast-iron roller bathtub, and upstairs are several versatile rooms offering flexible living space to suit a variety of lifestyles, whether as bedrooms, home offices, artist studios, or recreation rooms. A rooftop terrace offers magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, providing the perfect spot for a morning coffee or an evening glass of local wine as the sun sets over the rolling landscape.
Outside, the surprises continue. There's a garage, useful stone outbuildings,
With all major services connected, including mains drainage, practical amenities are already in place. Priced to reflect the remaining work, this is a genuine opportunity to acquire a character home with immense potential in one of the most sought-after villages in the area.
Castelsagrat-Midi-Pyrénées, Tarn-et-Garonne
Location : Tarn-et-Garonne
LOCAL AREA
Tarn-et-Garonne is a department in the Languedoc-Roussillon-Midi-Pyrénées in South West France. It is named for the Tarn and Garonne rivers in the area. The capital of the department is Montauban which is about 50 km north of Toulouse. This is where the artist Ingres was born and you may see the town referred to as the pinkest of the pink towns. The economy of the department depends mainly on agriculture but there is also some industry, and it benefits from its proximity to Toulouse. To the south of the department, the town of Beaumont de Lomagne is famous for its garlic market.
https://www.tourisme-tarnetgaronne.fr
Seller
RefRowProperty Reference: WMC761-BD
Wheeler Property Southwest FranceGrande Rue
47470 Beauville
France
Contact: Carol Ann Wheeler
Tel: +33 (0)5 53 47 92 30
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Seller
Property Reference: WMC761-BD
Wheeler Property Southwest FranceGrande Rue
47470 Beauville
Contact: Carol Ann Wheeler
Tel: +33 (0)5 53 47 92 30
Location : Tarn-et-Garonne
