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1,495,000 Euros |
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•Location
Cordes-sur-Ciel: 5mins, Gaillac 30mins, Albi 30mins,Toulouse 60mins, Rodez 65mins, Castres 65 mins, Carcassonne 120mins |
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•Condition
Craftsmanship restored beautifully presented |
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•N° Reception Rooms
5 in the main house/3 in the farmhouse |
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•N° Bedrooms
6 in the main house/4 in the farmhouse |
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•N° Bathrooms
4 in the main house/2 in the farmhouse |
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•Garden
Walled gardens, and paddocks |
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•Grounds
17 hectares including lake and woodland |
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•Outbuildings
Stable block, barns and various outbuildings |
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•Pool
2 pools with alarms |
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•Heating
Oil fired central heating |
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•Drainage
Fosse Septics
•Business Opportunities
Small up-market hotel /chambre d’hotes / restaurant / gites business / riding school / activity holidays
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| Restored Manoir Château For Sale Near Cordes-sur-Ciel |
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| Private Property Sale: 1,495,000 Euros |
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Restored manoir château situated in the midst of its domain of c. 50 acres (17 hectares) of fields and woodlands. Independent restored farmhouse. The properties date back to the Cathar times and include an 11th century watchtower. 2 swimming pools, lake, walled gardens, stables and ménage. Superb family home or excellent business potential. Truly unique! Ideally situated just 5 minutes drive from historic Cordes-sur-Ciel and within one hour of Toulouse, Rodez and Castres-Mazamet airports in south west France. | |
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The château is situated a 5 minutes drive from historic Cordes-sur-Ciel in the Tarn, department 81, in the Midi-Pyrenees region in France. Within one hour of Toulouse, Rodez and Castres-Mazamet airports makes it an ideal position. There are many medieval fortress villages and towns, with their fascinating Cathar history within the Tarn, Tarn-et-Garonne and Aveyron. The nearby Gaillac vineyards, some of the oldest in France, provide excellent opportunities for wine tasting. More... | |
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The château has been restored to the highest standards using local craftsmen and builders. It combines the best of traditional living with all the convenience of modern comforts. In our restoration we have tried to combine the best of its original stone features with one its greatest attributes, that of light filled rooms. The chateau is entered by the 13th century tower where spiral stone stairs lead up to the landing and into the main sitting room. More... | | |
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The respective aspects of the château and farmhouse enable the two to be completely separate entities, yet have the advantage of proximity. The farmhouse has 4 large double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a shower room and its own private swimming pool. The entrance to the house is up old flagstone steps through the original door which opens on to the sitting room. More... | | |
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17 hectares of fields and woodlands. The medieval watchtower, a well preserved ruin with a massive arch, provides an impressive backdrop to the garden. The garden itself is planted with numerous ornamental shrubs and plants including weeping mulberry, weeping ornamental pear and its bank of lavender is awash with butterflies in summer. There is also a Stable block, lake, barns and various outbuildings including 2 swimming pools. More... | | |
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Whilst for us Labistoul has been the perfect family home, it offers excellent business potential. Labistoul is the ideal place for a small up-market boutique hotel, chambre d’hotes, restaurant, gites and activity holidays. It’s advantages are 5 mins from historic Cordes-sur-Ciel, a popular holiday destination for the French, British, Dutch, Germans and Spanish. More... | | |
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Situated midway between the ancient towns of Cordes-sur-Ciel and St Marcel is our watchtower which brings with it an intriguing history. When Simon de Montfort, the English mercenary, marched en route to rase St Marcel to the ground, he certainly passed by the Château de Labistoul – whether he, or any of his men stayed here is not recorded. More... |
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The details have been prepared in good faith, but are not in any way contractual. Any measurements provided are approximate. Potential conversions, extensions, or building work to the property would be subject to obtaining planning permission or building declaration consents. | | | | |