Cordes-sur-Ciel, Midi-Pyrénées 81170

Less than 10 minutes from Cordes sur Ciel, is this magnificent 19th century house of 349sqm. Ideal for a large family, this residence offers exceptional potential. On the ground floor, the entrance leads to a living room with its adjoining dining room where we find charming materials such as herringbone parquet flooring and Toulouse brick walls. The separate kitchen has direct access to the veranda which overlooks the rear of the garden. The library, where a remarkable fireplace sits, has a direct opening onto the terrace. To complete this ground floor, a bedroom with its adjoining bathroom takes place and also benefits from private access to the outside. Upstairs, three bedrooms, an office and two bathrooms with Wc are located. This floor also houses a magnificent 57sqm room offering a ceiling height of almost six meters leaving great design possibilities with the charm of the stone walls. This room has access to a private terrace. In addition to the 349sqm of living space, the second floor has a surface area of 137sqm this space currently does not have any heating system. It is made up of three bedrooms, a large landing and a bathroom with Wc. On the exterior side, a main path having retained its old-world charm, leads to the front door. The plot, with a surface area of 2200sqm, houses the wooded garden, the building and its outbuildings. Indeed, a white stone dovecote with its well, a garage, a cellar and a workshop complete this charming property. This house offers the opportunity to breathe new life into a historic residence full of charm and character. An additional budget for renovation work is to be expected. Cordes Sur Ciel: 9min Gaillac: 20 min Albi: 27 min Toulouse: 50 min Heating: Oil Single glazing One car garage Energy Class: F / Climate Class: F Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, from energy prices for the year 2021: between 7, 130 euros and 9, 700 euros Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the georisks website: