House in Mont-Roc , Tarn , Midi Pyrenees

The main wing of this property is the house, comprising one three-bedroom home with kitchen-dining room, living room and downstairs shower room, and one one-bedroom home with kitchen-dining room and upstairs shower room. The two communicate via internal doors, but each has its own staircase and entrance. It would be an easy task to rearrange the internal space to create one four-bed home with two reception rooms.

Original old beams have been kept, where they are sound (including over the big fireplace with wood-burning stove), and others have been replaced with new oak in keeping with the original construction. Other features include a sausage-smoking cupboard and two tiny windows on the north side to let in the light to the upstairs corridor, but also to keep out the cold on those long-ago nights.

From the smaller residence there is access to the truly vast stone barn which forms the other wing, creating an L shape with the main house. This barn has been restored and made sound with a concrete floor but is otherwise empty, offering huge potential. Currently in use as a games room, let your imagination fill it as you like: vehicle storage, further accommodation, studio, gym, activities and many more possibilities.

Outside, the stone terrace at the front of the house enjoys magnificent views over open, rolling countryside and the Montagne Noire beyond. The old vines rambling over the doors produce bunches of delicious little black grapes. The flower beds, shade trees and lawns create a picture-perfect impression. The ideal place to enjoy summer days and warm evenings well into the autumn. The semi-in-ground pool offers an inviting spot in which to cool off.
The property benefits from two ancient wells which provide water for the garden for at least part of the year.

Behind the house and extending beyond the barn is a manageable plot of land planted with several fruit trees including apricot, fig and plum.
The angle between house and barn offers on the ground floor a cool, dark cellar space currently stocked with wood for cosy winter fires.


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