Midi-Pyrénées, Tarn-et-Garonne, Beaumont-de-Lomagne, France

A35926SEF82 - Ground Floor
Entrance into Living/Dining Room – 56m²
Spacious and welcoming open-plan area with original beams, attractive fireplace and wood burner. Two sets of triple glass doors open onto the stunning covered veranda, seamlessly connecting the indoor and outdoor spaces.

Veranda – approx. 20m²
Light-filled and covered, with a tall glass wall offering beautiful garden views. Ideal for relaxing, reading, or dining.

Kitchen – 12m²
Functional kitchen with gas hob, double sink, and ample pantry/storage cupboards. Access to the veranda for easy al fresco dining.

Shower Room – approx. 4m²
Ground floor shower room with shower and wash basin.

First Floor
Landing
Bright, spacious landing leading to the bedrooms and WC.

Bedroom 1 – 11m²
Features original beams, wood laminate flooring, and window with garden view.

Bedroom 2 – 11.8m²
Another comfortable bedroom with pleasant garden outlook.

Bedroom 3 – 23m²
Large and charming, with original features and views over the veranda and garden.

Separate WC

Additional Features
Large Garage
Generous garage space suitable for parking and storage.

Garden-Level Storage
Several small rooms and a log store beneath the house.

Exterior
Fully Enclosed Garden – 872m²
Beautifully landscaped with lawn, flowering shrubs, and mature trees. Includes a well-maintained above-ground pool, perfect for summer enjoyment.
The property enjoys convenient access to main roads, providing easy connectivity. While there is some nearby traffic, the location benefits from good transport links without significantly impacting the peaceful atmosphere of the home.
The property benefits from mains drainage and oil fired central heating

Beaumont-de-Lomagne is a picturesque bastide town in the Tarn-et-Garonne department of southwestern France. Founded between 1276 and 1279 by the Abbey of Granselve and King Philip III the Bold, it exemplifies the 13th-century bastide design with its orthogonal street grid and central square.

The town’s architectural heritage is highlighted by its 14th-century covered market hall, or halle, which measures 36.4 meters on each side and boasts a remarkable oak framework supported by 38 stone-plinth columns. The floor features a traditional calade, a cobblestone paving method unique to the region.

Dominating the skyline is the Church of Notre-Dame de l’Assomption, a fortress-like structure with a 51-meter-high spire. Its construction spanned over two centuries, resulting in a monumental nave, 13 chapels, and a grand organ.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the nearby 30-hectare Lake of Beaumont-de-Lomagne offers a variety of recreational activities, including walking, cycling, fishing, and water sports. The adjacent leisure village, "Le Lomagnol," provides facilities such as a swimming pool, water slides, and an aquapark.

Nearby Places of Interest:

Sarrant (20 minutes): A picturesque village classified as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France," featuring the House of Illustration and a unique bookstore-café.

Abbaye de Belleperche (20 minutes): A former Cistercian abbey housing the Museum of Table Arts, showcasing a collection of historical tableware.

Auvillar (20 minutes): Another "Most Beautiful Village of France," known for its round market hall and scenic riverside views.

Château de Laréole (30 minutes): A Renaissance château offering exhibitions and free performances during August.

Moissac (30 minutes): Home to a UNESCO-listed cloister and the Abbey of Saint-Pierre, a masterpiece of Romanesque art.

Montauban (30 minutes): A historic town featuring the Ingres Museum, dedicated to the works of the neoclassical painter Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres.

45 minutes from Toulouse–Blagnac Airport:

These destinations are all within approximately 20 to 45 minutes' drive from Beaumont-de-Lomagne, perfect for day trips to explore the rich cultural and historical heritage of the region.