18th-century manor house with views of the Pyrenees in Fabas

Southwest of Toulouse, in the beautiful village of Fabas in the Comminges region, stands this imposing 18th-century manor house of approximately 300 square meters with views of the Pyrenees. Built on a 4,800-square-meter plot, the house, renovated by its owners, overlooks the village and is surrounded by lush greenery.

Outside, it features a large courtyard, several outbuildings, and a summer kitchen. Upon entering the property, the charm of the period features is immediately apparent, and the spaciousness is impressive. A long entrance hall leads to the various rooms. On the left wing, a welcoming vestibule leads to a separate, fitted and equipped kitchen with a beautiful wood-burning fireplace. It provides access to a pantry, which in turn leads to a cellar, ideal for storing preserves and wine. On the right wing, the living room retains its original charm: parquet flooring, exposed stone walls, a fireplace, and high ceilings. On the same level, a guest bedroom features a large en-suite bathroom with a bathtub and shower. A spacious laundry/office and a separate WC complete this level.

The upper floor is accessed via a beautiful wooden staircase and a long, spacious hallway leading to four lovely bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room and dressing room, and a separate WC. Two rooms offer potential for conversion into a master suite with a dressing room and shower room. On the second and top floor, a large attic space can also be repurposed to create several bedrooms, a playroom, a workspace, and more.

This elegant townhouse has been renovated with respect for the charm and history of this building in the heart of a peaceful village. It is ideal for a family seeking peace and space, or for use as an event venue, bed and breakfast, gîte, etc.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr