For sale in the Tarn, a renovated 17th century tourist estate of approximately 1126 m2 of usable space, a gîte of approximately 200 m2, a reception room for weddings, a professional kitchen, an inner courtyard, a mill and a stream, as well as a mansion on 2.5 hectares with a 100-space car park.

Description

The 17th-century estate.

This 17th-century estate offers you a place preserved from the urban tumult with its centuries-old trees. This tourist estate of approximately 1126 m2 on 2.5 hectares is in one piece. It is composed of a space for weddings with its reception hall, a professional kitchen and a meeting room. An inner courtyard of approximately 200m2 with a bar. A mill with its original wheels. An outbuilding. A mansion of approximately 580 m2, restored and maintained, steeped in history, comprising a living area with 4 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms and 3 lounges, a dining room and a fully equipped kitchen and an office. Car park with space for around a hundred cars. This renovated estate offers you the authenticity of the past combined with all the comforts of modern life.

History and architecture

Lautrec was founded in 940 and the town was built in the architectural style of a castrum, surrounded by a double fortified wall with eight gates. Lautrec experienced the Hundred Years War and the crusade against the Cathars as well as the wars of religion, since Lautrec was Catholic in a Protestant region. This region is known as a tourist crossroads due to its proximity to the Montagne Noire and the medieval city of Carcassonne. It is part of the Pays de Cocagne between Albi and Castres.

The 17th-century mansion.

Ground floor.

This residence has two entrances, one for guests and one private. Once through the central gate, this 17th-century residence of approximately 580 m2 welcomes you. It has been renovated and is surrounded by century-old trees. It is located in the centre of this estate with outbuildings on the right that have been converted into gîtes and a reception room. You enter this mansion through a 50 m2 entrance hall leading to all the reception rooms. On the right, a 50 m2 living room with exposed stone walls and a fireplace. In the centre, a dining room with a kitchen and scullery. Behind it, a study. From the entrance hall, on the left, 2 living rooms, a bedroom with its bathroom. A large staircase leads to the bedrooms.

First floor.

A landing leading to the bedrooms. 4 bedrooms ranging from approx. 25 m2 to approx. 35 m2. Two bathrooms of approx. 17 m2. Two dressing rooms.

The tourist accommodation.

The reception area.

An inner courtyard of approximately 200 m2 with a bar, a reception room of approximately 180 m2 that complies with standards, and a professional kitchen of approximately 80 m2. A garden adjoining this inner courtyard that can accommodate marquees for weddings. A meeting room of approximately 40m2. A gîte of approximately 200 m2 with several sleeping areas and a living room. The 15th-century mill of approximately 50m2 with its original wheels remains to be renovated. A car park with space for around a hundred cars. A little further on the land, an outbuilding of approximately 60m2.

The land and the stream.

A space for wedding photos. This wooded estate of 2.5 hectares is in one piece. A stream runs through the estate, which powered the mill.

Location

Less than 7 km from Lautrec with its shops and 15 km from Castres, this estate offers a haven of peace. The commune of Castres has a lycée (sixth form college), a collège (secondary school), a primary school and a nursery. It is at the centre of a triangle in the south of the Tarn, between Albi, Castres and Carcassonne. It is 70 km from Carcassonne, 30 km from Albi and 80 km from Toulouse. It is 70 km from the motorway, 21 km from the airport and 20 km from the TGV station. The Lautrec area is located in the Tarn, in Occitanie