A bright bourgeois house in Rabastens, with high ceilings, massive floors, terracotta tiles, fireplaces and a monumental stairwell. These are on 420m2 hab, 6 bedrooms in total, 2 of which are on the south side, bathed in light the large windows probably having something to do with it. And then, the garden and this superb view of the terraces and further on the tarn. The two garages and the huge attic are a real plus. So, notice to lovers of beautiful buildings who will know and will be able to invest in them because there is a lot of work to be done apart from the roof and the zinc work. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: 'www.georisques.gouv.fr'.
You enter through a wide corridor that leads to the majestic Empire-type stairwell, it seems. This same corridor extends along the front part of the property to the large glazed door with small arched timbers. On either side, large rooms, a living room with magnificent French panelled parquet flooring, mouldings, and lots of light due to full-height windows. To the left, the dining room (insert in the fireplace, large window, cement tile floor) or second living room since you will see that the kitchen is spacious enough to have lunch comfortably with family or friends. The latter is slightly in the background because in the old days, it was the 'staff' who were at work and who had to remain discreetly at the service of the masters. Moreover, it was by a staircase concealed in a cupboard that the servants went to the second floor, a vast attic where two dressing rooms can still be seen. Also in the kitchen, there was a fireplace whose flue will have to be checked. The terracotta floor is superb. The small cellar houses the boiler and the tank.
Let's retrace our steps to get to the first floor by this incredible staircase, wide steps that give your ascent a particular rhythm, and always this light. Arriving on the landing, on the garden side, the first two bedrooms on either side of the same corridor as the one on the ground floor. So you can imagine their surface! Very beautiful floors and for each, an associated water feature. Then 4 more bedrooms and several shower rooms or at least a water point. Several inputs, several possibilities. And finally, the attic in very good condition where one could probably imagine the creation of full-fledged apartments.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géo risques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr
You enter through a wide corridor that leads to the majestic Empire-type stairwell, it seems. This same corridor extends along the front part of the property to the large glazed door with small arched timbers. On either side, large rooms, a living room with magnificent French panelled parquet flooring, mouldings, and lots of light due to full-height windows. To the left, the dining room (insert in the fireplace, large window, cement tile floor) or second living room since you will see that the kitchen is spacious enough to have lunch comfortably with family or friends. The latter is slightly in the background because in the old days, it was the 'staff' who were at work and who had to remain discreetly at the service of the masters. Moreover, it was by a staircase concealed in a cupboard that the servants went to the second floor, a vast attic where two dressing rooms can still be seen. Also in the kitchen, there was a fireplace whose flue will have to be checked. The terracotta floor is superb. The small cellar houses the boiler and the tank.
Let's retrace our steps to get to the first floor by this incredible staircase, wide steps that give your ascent a particular rhythm, and always this light. Arriving on the landing, on the garden side, the first two bedrooms on either side of the same corridor as the one on the ground floor. So you can imagine their surface! Very beautiful floors and for each, an associated water feature. Then 4 more bedrooms and several shower rooms or at least a water point. Several inputs, several possibilities. And finally, the attic in very good condition where one could probably imagine the creation of full-fledged apartments.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géo risques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr