Village house with garden

Just a short stroll from the village bakery, restaurants, shop, hairdresser and much-loved brocante!

Tucked away along a quiet lane in the historic and lively village of Castelsagrat, this enchanting stone residence dating from circa 1700 offers an elegant blend of period character and contemporary comfort, the property enjoys a setting that is both wonderfully convenient and delightfully French.

Behind its handsome oak front door, beautifully exposed stonework hints at the home’s long and storied past, while thoughtful renovations by the current owners have introduced modern comforts with considerable flair — and, it must be said, at gloriously alarming expense.

At the heart of the home is a charming open-plan kitchen and dining space, featuring a stylish contemporary fitted kitchen with integral appliances, a log-burning stove, and doors opening directly onto the private courtyard garden. Here, a covered terrace and built-in barbecue provide the perfect setting for leisurely summer lunches that somehow drift effortlessly into dinner.

The separate sitting room offers a more intimate retreat, complete with a traditional stone fireplace and attractive tiled floors.

A grand entrance hall with exposed stonework and elegant walnut staircases leads to three inviting bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, together with a bathroom on the ground floor and a second bathroom upstairs. A generous landing continues the warm, characterful atmosphere found throughout the property.

Further benefits include double glazing, a recently installed pompe à chaleur heat pump, and a garage/workshop space with an impressive oak doorway.

All this is set within one of the area’s most desirable villages, just 15 minutes from the celebrated UNESCO World Heritage town of Moissac, renowned for its bustling weekend market and historic abbey, while Toulouse airport can be reached in a little over an hour.

A house with soul, substance, and just enough French charm to make you seriously consider taking up pétanque.