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COUNTRY ESTATE WITH CONVERTED DOVECOTE, POOL + POOLHOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS

France > Midi-Pyrénées > Tarn > Albi
USD 679,877

House & Single-family home (For sale)

8 bd
2 ba
4,295 sqft
lot 155,216 sqft
Reference: TXNV-T29870 / b55630dbcf6f4838
LABESSIERE CANDEIL - Situated within easy reach of Gaillac and Albi, this charming property sits at an altitude of approximately 200 metres, boasting an elevated position in the heart of a rolling landscape formerly dominated by vineyards. The estate comprises several meticulously renovated buildings. Built circa 1850, the main house has been completely restored. Access to the house is via a vast south-west facing terrace. On the garden level, the entrance hall leads to a rustic-style kitchen featuring a central island and a range cooker, as well as a dining room adorned with magnificent period encaustic floor tiles. A bright study, cloakroom (WC), utility room, and direct access to the garage complete this wing, situated within the original part of the residence. The former barn, now converted into a spacious sitting room, is a standout feature with its vaulted "cathedral" ceiling, a mezzanine leading to the first-floor bedrooms, an open fireplace, and a large arched picture window. This opens onto the rear courtyard, which hosts a heated saltwater swimming pool (approx. 5 × 10 m). Surrounding this courtyard, a covered terrace houses a bar and dining area, a summer lounge, and a sauna with direct access. A converted pigeonnier (dovecote) serves as a bedroom with exposed beams and far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside, completing this harmonious ensemble. Also on the garden level and adjacent to the main sitting room, a second lounge or library of approximately 35 m² offers a cosy atmosphere. This leads to an office located in the original living quarters of the adjoining cottage, known as the maison du métayer (sharecropper's cottage). The mezzanine above the living area serves: - A master suite of approx. 60 m² with a private lounge, a bathroom (fitted with both bath and shower), and a stilted south-west facing terrace providing direct access to the pool. - A south-west wing comprising three bedrooms, a shower room, and a separate WC. - A south-east wing offering two courtyard-facing bedrooms, a bathroom, an independent WC, and - located above the cottage office - two further bedrooms accessed via a landing. The guest cottage, "maison du métayer", is attached and internally linked to the main building. It can serve as self-contained accommodation or guest quarters. The ground floor features a living area with a fireplace (currently used as an office with a water point) and a shower room, with two bedrooms upstairs. The original staircase and independent entrance have been preserved. A barn, a large workshop/hangar of approximately 100 m², and several adjoining plots totalling just over one hectare complete the property. Ample parking is available at the entrance. The property benefits from double-glazed timber or aluminium joinery and is connected to full-fibre broadband. There are two wells: one adjacent to the house and another located in the lower field (approx. one hectare). The land is not subject to agricultural restrictions, flood zones, or gas network proximity. Access and travel times: - Toulouse–Blagnac international airport: approx. 54 min (79.9 km) - Albi: approx. 24 min (20.9 km) - Gaillac: approx. 24 min (22.3 km) WE ALSO SPEAK ENGLISH | WE SPREKEN OOK NEDERLANDS Frederic BASTEMEIJER Agence Hamilton Cordes-sur-Ciel, amongst the Plus Beaux Villages de France Groupe Selection Habitat View more View less LABESSIERE CANDEIL - Cette propriété de charme se situe à environ 200 mètres d'altitude, en position dominante au cœur d'un paysage vallonné autrefois viticole. L'ensemble comprend plusieurs bâtiments rénovés avec soin. Construite vers 1850, la maison principale - hors zone classée ou monument historique - a été entièrement restaurée. L'accès à la maison s'effectue par une vaste terrasse exposée sud-ouest. Au rez-de-jardin, le hall d'entrée conduit à une cuisine au style rustique, équipée d'un îlot central et d'un piano de cuisson, ainsi qu'à une salle à manger ornée de magnifiques carreaux de ciment anciens. Un bureau lumineux, un WC, un local technique et un accès direct au garage complètent cet espace aménagé dans la partie d'origine de la demeure. L'ancienne grange, transformée en spacieux séjour, se distingue par son plafond cathédrale, sa mezzanine menant aux chambres de l'étage, sa cheminée ouverte et sa grande baie vitrée voûtée donnant sur la cour arrière, où se trouve une piscine au sel chauffée (environ 5 × 10 m). Autour de cette cour, une terrasse couverte abrite un espace bar et repas, un salon d'été ainsi qu'un sauna auquel on accède directement depuis cet espace. Un pigeonnier aménagé en chambre, avec poutres apparentes et vue dégagée sur la campagne environnante, complète cet ensemble harmonieux. Toujours au rez-de-jardin, attenant au séjour, un second salon ou bibliothèque d'environ 35 m² au caractère feutré mène à un bureau installé dans l'ancienne pièce de vie de la maison attenante, dite maison du métayer. La mezzanine du séjour dessert : - une suite parentale d'environ 60 m² avec salon, salle de bains équipée d'une baignoire et d'une douche, ainsi qu'une terrasse sur pilotis orientée sud-ouest donnant accès à la piscine - une aile sud-ouest comprenant trois chambres, une salle d'eau et des WC séparés - une aile sud-est offrant deux chambres sur cour, une salle de bains, des WC indépendants et, au-dessus du bureau de la maison du métayer, deux chambres supplémentaires accessibles par un palier. Attenante et reliée à la bâtisse principale, la maison du métayer peut servir de logement indépendant ou d'hébergement d'appoint. Elle comprend au rez-de-chaussée une pièce de vie avec cheminée (actuellement aménagée en bureau avec point d'eau) et une salle d'eau, ainsi qu'à l'étage deux chambres. L'entrée indépendante et l'escalier d'origine ont été conservés. Une grange, un grand hangar/atelier d'environ 100 m² et plusieurs parcelles attenantes représentant un peu plus d'un hectare complètent la propriété. Plusieurs espaces de stationnement sont disponibles dès l'entrée. Les huisseries sont en double vitrage bois ou aluminium, et la fibre optique est installée. La propriété dispose de deux puits : l'un jouxtant la maison, l'autre situé dans le champ d'environ un hectare en contrebas (hors zones agricoles, naturelles, constructibles ou inondables, sans réseau de gaz à proximité). Accessibilité : - Aéroport Toulouse-Blagnac : ~54 min (79,9 km) - Albi : ~24 min (20,9 km) - Gaillac : ~24 min (22,3 km) WE ALSO SPEAK ENGLISH | WE SPREKEN OOK NEDERLANDS Frederic BASTEMEIJER et Jean-Philippe GRENIER Agence Hamilton Cordes-sur-Ciel, parmi les Plus Beaux Villages de France Groupe Selection Habitat LABESSIERE CANDEIL - Situated within easy reach of Gaillac and Albi, this charming property sits at an altitude of approximately 200 metres, boasting an elevated position in the heart of a rolling landscape formerly dominated by vineyards. The estate comprises several meticulously renovated buildings. Built circa 1850, the main house has been completely restored. Access to the house is via a vast south-west facing terrace. On the garden level, the entrance hall leads to a rustic-style kitchen featuring a central island and a range cooker, as well as a dining room adorned with magnificent period encaustic floor tiles. A bright study, cloakroom (WC), utility room, and direct access to the garage complete this wing, situated within the original part of the residence. The former barn, now converted into a spacious sitting room, is a standout feature with its vaulted "cathedral" ceiling, a mezzanine leading to the first-floor bedrooms, an open fireplace, and a large arched picture window. This opens onto the rear courtyard, which hosts a heated saltwater swimming pool (approx. 5 × 10 m). Surrounding this courtyard, a covered terrace houses a bar and dining area, a summer lounge, and a sauna with direct access. A converted pigeonnier (dovecote) serves as a bedroom with exposed beams and far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside, completing this harmonious ensemble. Also on the garden level and adjacent to the main sitting room, a second lounge or library of approximately 35 m² offers a cosy atmosphere. This leads to an office located in the original living quarters of the adjoining cottage, known as the maison du métayer (sharecropper's cottage). The mezzanine above the living area serves: - A master suite of approx. 60 m² with a private lounge, a bathroom (fitted with both bath and shower), and a stilted south-west facing terrace providing direct access to the pool. - A south-west wing comprising three bedrooms, a shower room, and a separate WC. - A south-east wing offering two courtyard-facing bedrooms, a bathroom, an independent WC, and - located above the cottage office - two further bedrooms accessed via a landing. The guest cottage, "maison du métayer", is attached and internally linked to the main building. It can serve as self-contained accommodation or guest quarters. The ground floor features a living area with a fireplace (currently used as an office with a water point) and a shower room, with two bedrooms upstairs. The original staircase and independent entrance have been preserved. A barn, a large workshop/hangar of approximately 100 m², and several adjoining plots totalling just over one hectare complete the property. Ample parking is available at the entrance. The property benefits from double-glazed timber or aluminium joinery and is connected to full-fibre broadband. There are two wells: one adjacent to the house and another located in the lower field (approx. one hectare). The land is not subject to agricultural restrictions, flood zones, or gas network proximity. Access and travel times: - Toulouse–Blagnac international airport: approx. 54 min (79.9 km) - Albi: approx. 24 min (20.9 km) - Gaillac: approx. 24 min (22.3 km) WE ALSO SPEAK ENGLISH | WE SPREKEN OOK NEDERLANDS Frederic BASTEMEIJER Agence Hamilton Cordes-sur-Ciel, amongst the Plus Beaux Villages de France Groupe Selection Habitat LABESSIERE CANDEIL - Situated within easy reach of Gaillac and Albi, this charming property sits at an altitude of approximately 200 metres, boasting an elevated position in the heart of a rolling landscape formerly dominated by vineyards. The estate comprises several meticulously renovated buildings. Built circa 1850, the main house has been completely restored. Access to the house is via a vast south-west facing terrace. On the garden level, the entrance hall leads to a rustic-style kitchen featuring a central island and a range cooker, as well as a dining room adorned with magnificent period encaustic floor tiles. A bright study, cloakroom (WC), utility room, and direct access to the garage complete this wing, situated within the original part of the residence. The former barn, now converted into a spacious sitting room, is a standout feature with its vaulted "cathedral" ceiling, a mezzanine leading to the first-floor bedrooms, an open fireplace, and a large arched picture window. This opens onto the rear courtyard, which hosts a heated saltwater swimming pool (approx. 5 × 10 m). Surrounding this courtyard, a covered terrace houses a bar and dining area, a summer lounge, and a sauna with direct access. A converted pigeonnier (dovecote) serves as a bedroom with exposed beams and far-reaching views over the surrounding countryside, completing this harmonious ensemble. Also on the garden level and adjacent to the main sitting room, a second lounge or library of approximately 35 m² offers a cosy atmosphere. This leads to an office located in the original living quarters of the adjoining cottage, known as the maison du métayer (sharecropper's cottage). The mezzanine above the living area serves: - A master suite of approx. 60 m² with a private lounge, a bathroom (fitted with both bath and shower), and a stilted south-west facing terrace providing direct access to the pool. - A south-west wing comprising three bedrooms, a shower room, and a separate WC. - A south-east wing offering two courtyard-facing bedrooms, a bathroom, an independent WC, and - located above the cottage office - two further bedrooms accessed via a landing. The guest cottage, "maison du métayer", is attached and internally linked to the main building. It can serve as self-contained accommodation or guest quarters. The ground floor features a living area with a fireplace (currently used as an office with a water point) and a shower room, with two bedrooms upstairs. The original staircase and independent entrance have been preserved. A barn, a large workshop/hangar of approximately 100 m², and several adjoining plots totalling just over one hectare complete the property. Ample parking is available at the entrance. The property benefits from double-glazed timber or aluminium joinery and is connected to full-fibre broadband. There are two wells: one adjacent to the house and another located in the lower field (approx. one hectare). The land is not subject to agricultural restrictions, flood zones, or gas network proximity. Access and travel times: - Toulouse–Blagnac international airport: approx. 54 min (79.9 km) - Albi: approx. 24 min (20.9 km) - Gaillac: approx. 24 min (22.3 km) WE ALSO SPEAK ENGLISH | WE SPREKEN OOK NEDERLANDS Frederic BASTEMEIJER Agence Hamilton Cordes-sur-Ciel, amongst the Plus Beaux Villages de France Groupe Selection Habitat
Reference: TXNV-T29870
Country: FR
City: LABESSIERE CANDEIL
Postal code: 81000
Category: Residential
Listing type: For sale
Property type: House & Single-family home
Land tax: USD 1,605
Property size: 4,295 sqft
Lot size: 155,216 sqft
Rooms: 11
Bedrooms: 8
Bathrooms: 2
WC: 5
No. of levels: 1
Equipped kitchen: Yes
Heating Combustible: Electric
Energy consumption: 147
Greenhouse gas emissions: 14
Parkings: 1
Garages: 1
Swimming pool: Yes
Terrace: Yes

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