LUNAC, Midi-Pyrénées 12270

This property has been the subject of a recent quality renovation with a rare level of finish while keeping its old character (wood, stone, terracotta...). The stone house is south facing and has a swimming pool and a plot of more than 1.3 ha, bordered by a charming river. The property is immediately habitable, healthy, cared for and meticulously maintained. There is no imperative work to be done. A large paved and covered area serves as an entrance porch (25 m2). The house is entered through a large living room with high ceilings and cedar battens. On the right, a door leads to the first part of the house. There is then access to a large room (kitchen/dining room/living room) equipped with a wood stove. From here access is possible to the garden via a porch which surmounts a beautiful stone staircase which leads out onto a courtyard, the pool and the land towards the river. From the large room, there is a scullery and toilets. Finally, another door leads to a bedroom with suite (26 m2 + 8m2). In extension is a small terrace. In the large initial living room, a staircase leads to a mezzanine followed by a corridor that leads to two bedrooms (16 and 26 m2) as well as a bathroom. To the left of the large living room, one enters the second part of the property (an old barn). A large room with a storage room leads to two bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower room. On the lower floor are two small cellars and a large living room with summer kitchen. From this room, a bay window provides access to the courtyard and the swimming pool. On this same level there is also a tiled workshop (33 m2), a rammed earth cellar (41 m2) and another workshop of 26 m2, with concrete slab, extended by a cellar of 13 m2. The property has a well. Below, a partially shaded flat plot of land along a river offers the prospect of good times at the water's edge. The sanitation is recent. The distribution of the house thus offers the possibility of living on the same level, accommodating a large family (five bedrooms), splitting the whole into two separate dwellings or finally creating a gîte. A remarkable property! Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: