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Midi-Pyrénées, Haute-Garonne, Touille, France

£299,567
€346,000
Leggett Immobilier, France
PROPERTY TYPE

House

BEDROOMS

6

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

3,068 sq ft

285 sq m

Key features

  • Oil fuelled heating
  • Garage
  • Electricity on site
  • Private parking
  • Detached
  • Good condition
  • Character property
  • Individual
  • High speed internet
  • Open fireplace

Description

A15371 - Nestled in a quiet and welcoming village close to the charming spa town of Salies-du-Salat, this spacious and characterful six-bedroom home offers a wonderful blend of comfort, charm and opportunity.

Set behind wrought-iron gates, the property enjoys private gardens to both the front and rear, creating a peaceful and largely secluded setting. The outdoor space is perfectly sized to enjoy long sunny days by the private swimming pool, while remaining easy to maintain whether used as a permanent residence or a holiday home.

Inside, the house combines original period features with generous living spaces, offering flexibility for modern living. With multiple reception areas and six bedrooms, it could equally serve as a large family home, a welcoming holiday retreat, or a B&B or chambres d’hôtes project in one of the most attractive areas of southwest France.

Despite its tranquil location, the property is only a short drive from Salies-du-Salat and enjoys easy access to Saint-Girons, Saint-Lizier, Toulouse and the Pyrenees mountains. It offers the relaxed rural lifestyle many buyers dream of while remaining conveniently connected.

Ground Floor – A Warm Welcome and Flexible Living Space

Accessed through large wrought-iron gates, a gravel driveway leads to the integral garage and the main entrance of the house.

Stepping through the original front door, you are welcomed by a spacious entrance hall with marble flooring, radiators and an immediate sense of character.

To the right of the hallway you will find:

• A fully equipped kitchen with charming original mosaic floor tiles, two windows and spot lighting.
• A shower room and separate WC, both finished with marble flooring and tiled walls.
• A bright office or study, featuring a striking black-and-white tiled floor, exposed beams and built-in storage – ideal for working from home or creating a cosy snug.
• Practical under-stair wine storage.

To the left, the hallway opens into a spacious living room with marble flooring and underfloor heating. This welcoming room features:

• A working open fireplace
• A charming traditional bread oven
• Original windows overlooking the garden
• A beautiful beamed ceiling

The dining area flows naturally into a stunning converted barn, carried out between 1984 and 1990. With sliding doors and underfloor heating, this impressive space is filled with natural light and offers wonderful potential.

It could easily become a spectacular open-plan kitchen and dining area, a second lounge, or a flexible entertaining space depending on your needs.

Large patio doors open directly onto the covered terrace, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living – perfect for summer dining, entertaining guests, or simply relaxing in the sunshine.

First Floor – Light, Space and Countryside Views

A wide staircase from the converted barn leads to a generous landing and seating area with tiled floor and a large picture window framing views across the countryside to the distant Pyrenees mountains.

This level offers six bedrooms, two bathrooms and excellent flexibility, making it possible to create separate guest accommodation if desired.

Bedroom 1
A spacious and comfortable room with tiled floor, underfloor heating and two sets of patio doors opening onto a balcony overlooking the garden and pool.

Bedrooms 2 and 3
Both bright and welcoming rooms that also open onto the balcony and benefit from underfloor heating.

Family Bathroom
A well-appointed bathroom with bathtub, WC, double wash basins with built-in units and striking black-and-white tiled flooring.

Continuing into the original part of the house with beautiful wooden floors:

• Landing area currently used as a library space
• A practical dressing room
• A second bathroom with vintage charm, original tiles, bath, double sinks, cupboards and bidet
• Separate WC

A wide hallway leads to a small balcony overlooking the garden and provides access to three further bedrooms:

Bedroom 4
A spacious room with two windows, wooden floor, beams and radiator.

Bedroom 5
A bright bedroom with garden views and radiator.

Bedroom 6
Full of character with an original marble fireplace, exposed beams and garden-facing window.

A second staircase connects this section of the house back to the ground-floor hallway, ensuring excellent flow throughout the property.

Attic – Additional Potential

Steps from the first-floor hallway lead to a large attic space that could be converted (subject to permissions) or used as a children’s playroom, studio or additional storage.

Outdoor Living – Pool, Terraces and Gardens

The garden is one of the property’s hidden treasures: sunny, private and easy to manage.

Designed to maximise outdoor enjoyment, it includes:

• A 7m × 3m swimming pool with surrounding terrace
• A large covered terrace (approx. 50m²) with tiled floor for outdoor dining and relaxation
• A conservatory with mountain views
• Vegetable garden area
• Decked terrace covering the modern septic system installed in 2017
• An outhouse with wood store, garden storage and outdoor shower room
• Garage with lighting, power sockets, windows and access to the oil tank and boiler room

The outdoor spaces are perfect for enjoying the southwest French lifestyle – whether relaxing by the pool, entertaining friends, or growing your own produce.

Lifestyle and Possibilities

This versatile property could suit many different projects, including:

• A full-time family residence close to schools, shops and services
• A bed and breakfast or chambres d’hôtes business (subject to registration)
• A holiday home for extended family or friends to share

The house already offers generous space and charm, while still allowing new owners to add their own style and personal touches.

The Location – Authentic Pyrenees Living

Touille is a peaceful rural commune in the Comminges region of Haute-Garonne, set among gently rolling hills in the foothills of the Pyrenees.

With a friendly local community and beautiful surroundings, the village offers the perfect balance between tranquil countryside living and convenient access to nearby towns.

A highlight of the area is Lac de Touille, a lovely recreational lake ideal for walking, fishing and picnics, with woodland paths and views of the surrounding countryside.

Nearby Salies-du-Salat is a historic spa town known for its thermal baths, charming architecture and lively weekly markets. The larger towns of Saint-Girons and Saint-Lizier provide additional shops, restaurants, culture and services.

Outdoor Activities and Pyrenees Lifestyle

The surrounding region offers endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts:

• Walking and hiking trails throughout the Pyrenees foothills
• Cycling routes through spectacular countryside
• Kayaking and rafting on local rivers
• Paragliding and mountain sports
• Skiing in winter at nearby Pyrenees resorts

Historic Cathar castles, prehistoric caves and beautiful medieval villages are all within easy reach.

Accessibility

• Toulouse International Airport – approx. 55 minutes
• Train station at Saint-Martory – approx. 13 minutes
• Easy access to the A64 motorway
• Convenient road links to Spain, the Mediterranean and Pyrenees ski resorts

A Rare Opportunity

This is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a large character property with swimming pool and gardens in a sought-after area close to the Pyrenees.

Whether you are searching for a lifestyle change, a family home, or a property with tourism potential, this home offers space, charm and exciting possibilities in equal measure.

Viewings are highly recommended to appreciate everything this property has to offer.

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Midi-Pyrénées, Haute-Garonne, Touille, France

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About Leggett Immobilier, France

La Maison du Chapitre, 24340 La Rochebeaucourt, France

Leggett Immobilier is a family business that was started 20 years ago and founded on the genuine belief that French estate agency could be done better – today this still holds true. Indeed, this belief was validated last year when we were crowned "Best Estate Agency in France" at a prestigious awards ceremony in London.

All of our agents live and work in France and have excellent local knowledge, covering both their area and local property prices. Clients are given a single point of contact who is dedicated to helping them make the right decision and to be by their side throughout the purchase process. Our in-house contracts team are experienced in dealing with local notaires and have overseen the purchase of over €1bn of French property - they will ensure that the sale progresses smoothly and our fully bilingual team will guide you through all legal documentation.

With over 600 agents spread across the country we like to think that we are now the leading international estate agency in France, last year around one in ten of all UK buyers of French property trusted us to help them. However, the company’s size and success has not altered the fact that we are a family business who pride ourselves on professionalism and friendliness.

Local knowledge is invaluable when buying in a foreign country. Leggett provides this knowledge - nearly all of our agents have lived through a move themselves and have been trained to deal with any issue or question that might arise. This training includes a three day, residential, course, further "advanced" training and access to our head office team who keep abreast of all changes in French property law and legislation.

It is this, unique, “hand-holding” approach that has helped build the foundations of our company. No other agency in France takes such care of a client before, during and after a property is purchased.

The system for buying a property in France can be complex but is regarded as being one of the safest in the world – the French like "red tape" but not much surprises us now.

With over 20 years of experience, we have the knowledge to aid with legal matters, help with finance, and even ensure that you have all the essential services connected when you make the move to your new home.

Leggett Immobilier - local knowledge you can trust.

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