Carmaux, Midi-Pyrénées 81400

A house where a family can write its story, in the heart of Carmaux Are there houses that can be visited? And others into which we can immediately project ourselves. In the heart of Carmaux town centre , a stone's throw from schools, the market, the cinema and shops, this 1950s house , recently renovated, is one of those that tells a family story. Behind its discreet facade lies a generous house, designed for living together , sharing, receiving, and growing. From the moment you enter, the ground floor sets the tone: a 23 m2 eat-in kitchen , where you can take the time to cook and chat, a warm 27 m2 living room , open to a 14 m2 office perfect for teleworking or children's homework. These spaces naturally open onto a 23 m2 heated veranda , bathed in light, which becomes alternately a dining room, reading corner or playroom depending on the season. Upstairs, everyone finds their own refuge. The sleeping area includes a bathroom with Wc and five comfortably sized bedrooms , including a master suite with dressing room and shower room. A floor designed to preserve everyone's privacy, while remaining close. And then there is this final level , often decisive. Completely isolated, it offers four large rooms currently used as storage spaces, but whose potential is obvious: Additional bedrooms, a separate office, a games room, a creative workshop or a cinema room ? Here, you write the next chapter. The house has a very good energy performance certificate (Epc) , the result of numerous insulation works carried out with care: joinery, attic, walls lasting comfort, summer and winter. Outside, the grounds extend the family atmosphere of the house: a vegetable garden , a workshop , a garage at the rear of the plot accessible by an independent path, as well as an additional garage in the house and a back kitchen for optimal daily organization. With its 210 m2 of living space (over 340 m2 of floor space ), this house is not only spacious: It is alive , evolving, ready to welcome a new story. What if your next family was yours? Shall we go see her?