Une Maison Familiale Du Milieu Du X Xe Siècle Avec Un Jardin Arboré Et Une Piscine, à L'est De

A mid-20th-century family home with a tree-filled garden and swimming pool, in the east of Toulouse, in the Côte-Pavée district. The property can be reached via a cul-de-sac with a right of way leading to a motorised gate. After an outside parking space, there is a closed garage with capacity for two vehicles. The rectangular, two-storey house was built in 1954 and has a hipped roof made of terracotta tiles. It stands in the northern part of the around 700-m² garden that faces south. The facades are comprised of stone sleeper walls and brick elevations. The entrance, however, is made up of a rounded and rendered section created when an extension was built in 2008, forming an entrance hall on the ground floor and an extra room on the top floor. The interior layout is based around a central space that leads seamlessly into the various rooms. In total, there are ten rooms in the house, with one bedroom on the ground floor and four upstairs. The main, south-facing facade, looks towards the garden, where there is a patio as well as a swimming pool. An outside staircase climbs up to a continuous balcony along the south and east facades. Insulation was installed in the attic in 2015 and the roof frame received a protective treatment in 2024. Additional surface is authorised under the local urban development plan, meaning it is possible to consider building an extension or an outbuilding.
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