Huparlac, Midi-Pyrénées 12460

Overlooking a hamlet located between Aubrac and Viadne, 14th century building saved from ruin with outbuilding and swimming pool land of more than 4000m.Immersed in the heart of an environment that is both rural and rupine, the volumes and contours of this Chteau are organized in a relatively interlocking way and give it a singular atmosphere.Middle floor:To this day, a ramp spanning the remains of probably old moats leads to an entrance opening onto a corridor leading to a modest-sized bedroom, an office and the large living room. The latter, an excellently openwork centerpiece, enjoys a dominant view and, beyond its volume and its remarkable high ceilings, has a pronounced character. A modest hallway leads to a bathroom and a large additional bedroom.Converted atticTwo separate staircases resembling milling ladders lead to the upper floor.The first in a large bedroom with washbasin - adjoining a game room with four dormers (tar paper roof on aerial views) and the second in the converted attic - perfectly overlooking the large living room - including 2 small bedrooms and a shower room. It should be noted here that, separated by a slight partition, these 2 bedrooms have the perfect potential to be united in a single suite.Ground floor:Directly above the large living room are a small kitchen and a beautiful dining room benefiting, like the large living room, from a remarkable ceiling height as well as an undeniable authenticity. Anecdotal note, a narrow door leads from this room to an old dungeon .A recent half-landing staircase establishes the link between the large living room and this dining room. It leads to a bathroom with bath and shower and the boiler room / laundry room on the half floor.Finally, a barn/stable harmoniously completes this house. The installation of a cinema room communicating with the main building had been envisaged.Entirely concrete, the main floor of this building is accessible from the entrance of the Chteau and allows parking for vehicles. The beginnings of a summer kitchen have been undertaken in the stable area.From a technical/structural point of view, the shell of all the buildings is in very good condition. The roofs have been redone or are regularly maintained. The septic tank, although recent, is undersized in relation to the recommendations in force. The electricity and plumbing are in very good working order. Central heating is provided by an oil boiler. A refreshment is to be considered in some places and could, at the discretion of each person, be accompanied by a reorganization of certain volumes.A striking and singular residence immersed in the heart of a rural environment, this fourteenth-century castle has retained its character and medieval allure, particularly conferred by its dominant position.Immediately habitable, this property benefits from many attractive assets for lovers of charming residences.Laguiole 15 minEspalion 15 minRodez: 40 minAurillac: 40 min