TOULOUSE, Midi-Pyrénées, Address available on request

An 18th-century Occitan style castellum, with a main courtyard and ornamental garden in the heart of a village, near to Toulouse. The house occupies a central position in the former village and dates from the 18th century at a time when the parish still belonged to the arch-presbytery of Caraman. As with many traditional buildings in the Lauragais, the façade faces southwest, to avoid the Autan wind that blows from the Mediterranean coast.
To the north, landscaped grounds of approximately 4,700 m² provide a green setting to the property. The house at the centre of the complex includes a ground floor containing the living rooms, dining room, kitchen and lounge, whilst the first floor is home to an office, a bedroom and games room. Lastly, the top floor includes three more bedrooms and bathrooms. The right wing is made up of a comprehensive spa facility occupying two floors, while the left wing houses a separate apartment, a workshop and a stable with a capacity for two horses. There is a total of 241 m² of living space on the ground floor, 250 m² on the first floor, including the separate apartment, and 105 m² on the top floor.