Propriété D'exception Avec Bois Et Prairies En Pays De Cocagne

Located on the rolling lands of Puylaurens, in the heart of the Cocagne region, a majestic avenue lined with century-old plane trees, typical of Toulouse castle entrances, marks the entrance to the estate and leads to the property, a true open history book set in nature. While its foundations whisper tales from the 12th century, today it reveals an elegant blend of a 17th-century main building and a 19th-century added wing.

Entry is through a large studded double door opening onto the main building. Reception rooms follow in a fluid perspective: living rooms and lounges perfect for relaxation, a cozy library, a billiard room with worn terracotta tiles...
Here, every step tells a story.
The true heart of the house, the dining kitchen of over 40 m² commands respect with its monumental fireplace and Burgundy stone floor, inviting large gatherings and conviviality.

Access to the upper floor is via a wide wooden staircase, enhanced by a cluster of dreamlike light fixtures and tree branches from the estate, leading to the sleeping area with artistic lightness. On this level, the renovation reveals remarkable craftsmanship, with solid wood parquet floors unifying the space. The sleeping area includes four generously sized bedrooms and an exceptional master suite, featuring a sweeping view of the pool, a constant invitation to serenity.

The estate spans over 10 hectares of woods and meadows with diverse species, nourished by two springs and three wells. It is also notable for its vernacular heritage elements, including the remains of its private chapel and its pillar-supported dovecote, a symbol of wealth under the Ancien Régime.

Below the stone building, a lap pool fits in like a mineral mirror, offering a vanishing line toward the surrounding nature, where time seems suspended.

Finally, to complete the ensemble, part of the property’s wing has been converted into a guesthouse with two bedrooms, allowing for independent hosting of guests or friends or the possibility of a hospitality business.

In summary, a residence that has retained its role as a wealthy ’family home,’ transitioning from sword nobility, soldiers, and captains, to a contemporary renovation respectful of its original soul.
A confidential address for lovers of beautiful stone, nature, and absolute tranquility.

Amenities, schools, and transport: 5 minutes
TOULOUSE: 45 minutes (future A69: 30 minutes)
CASTRES: 25 minutes
Airports: Castres-Mazamet 35 minutes; Blagnac 1 hour (future A69: 45 minutes)

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D
Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on energy prices from 2021, 2022, and 2023: between 7,540 and 10,250 euros

Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [hidden information]
Christelle ANDRE (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 834 068 546 - Castres.
Des informations sur les risques auxquels est exposé ce bien sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/