A Welcoming Family Home Just Outside Toulouse

Just 20 km east of Toulouse, with convenient access to the main routes into the city and the wider road network, this beautiful 18th-century property is set within a village and surrounded by a large private park with extensive outbuildings.
Built in the distinctive brick architecture typical of the Lauragais region, the house offers particularly generous proportions and a wonderfully natural flow from one room to the next.
The layout is one of the property’s greatest strengths. The different areas can easily be separated or brought together as required, making it particularly well suited to a large family home, a co-living project, a bed & breakfast business or simply a country retreat within easy reach of Toulouse.

The current owners have organised the house into three distinct areas.

The main 18th-century part of the property forms the heart of the home, with a kitchen and back kitchen, library and sitting room, study and billiard room. This area also includes the principal bedroom suite and a guest bedroom, both with their own dressing room and bathroom.

A separate corridor leads to the part of the house used by their children and partners, comprising four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a cosy sitting room currently arranged as a home cinema.

The 19th-century tower has become the grandchildren’s own world, with its bedrooms and bathroom.

This clever configuration means that each part of the house can be opened up as family and friends arrive, then closed again when not required — allowing a very large property to remain both practical and intimate.

Outside, the house opens onto just over one hectare of mature parkland, dotted with magnificent century-old trees. The swimming pool uses a UV water-treatment system, allowing it to operate without chlorine.

A three-car garage and approximately 250 sqm of adjoining outbuildings complete the property. These offer considerable potential and could accommodate workshops, storage, additional guest accommodation or a variety of personal projects.

With its generous proportions and flexible layout, this is a house that lends itself to many different ways of living. It could continue as a wonderful family home, filling with children and grandchildren during holidays, or naturally evolve into a hospitality project such as a bed & breakfast.

For many years, it has been a much-loved family residence — a house that has witnessed countless celebrations, long gatherings around the table and happy occasions bringing together several generations of family and friends.

Above all, this is a house made for welcoming people.
A home that has been filled with life, laughter and celebration — and is now ready for its next chapter.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/