Description
A mansion to fall in love with in the southwest of France
Dating back to the early 19th century, this beautifully restored building is the result of a long and laborious process. This mansion is located in one of the most sought-after corners of southwest France and wears its history with pride and just the right amount of patina. Perfectly situated on top of a hill, with no close neighbors, the house enjoys a view that makes you forget everything that was bothering you.
Carefully and tastefully restored, the interiors could have stepped straight from the pages of a history book. The world of the interior is elegant yet unpretentious, full of light, warmth, and period charm.
The main house features a sleek modern kitchen (with a gas hob, built-in appliances, and a stunningly photogenic beamed ceiling), original terracotta tiles underfoot, and a vast fireplace with a wood-burning stove at its heart. The living room boasts a splendid marble fireplace and fabulous tiled floor, while the hallway features the original staircase and patterned tiles that have seen two centuries of French life.
Upstairs, cozy bedrooms with exposed stone and antique floorboards lead to very clever and perfectly finished bathrooms. There's even a chic little study that opens onto a sunny terrace, ideal for morning coffee, afternoon inspiration, or a discreet glass of something local.
Attached to the main house, the annex is equally irresistible: a fabulous open-plan living space with a separate kitchen, a bedroom with a cathedral ceiling, exposed beams, and its own wood-burning stove. Fully equipped with double glazing, oil-fired heating, and solar panels, it's comfort with a clear conscience.
Outside, the magic continues. Set in over 2.5 hectares of beautifully landscaped gardens, woodland, and lawns, the property offers a charming treehouse, hidden corners for lazy reading, sunny terraces for entertaining, and the indispensable 11 x 4 m swimming pool with its wooden deck—the perfect setting for long lunches and lingering evenings.
There's also a detached two-car garage with a wood store, and above, a fabulous, light-filled space for a home office, gym or creative retreat - with a balcony, double glazing and another wood-burning stove (naturally).
Tucked away on a quiet lane, just ten minutes from Aurignac, an hour from Toulouse, and close to the ski resorts, this is French country living at its finest—charming, chic, and completely irresistible. If only they were all this beautiful!
