Family home from the 1960s and intimate garden in Côte Pavée

In the heart of the sought-after Côte Pavée district of Toulouse, this family home, built in 1963, offers 110 sqm of living space on two levels, within a 300 sqm plot. Its south-facing aspect, secluded garden, and proximity to neighborhood amenities provide a pleasant living environment.

A hallway leads from the entrance to the various ground-floor spaces. The kitchen is located first, while the living and dining rooms occupy the other end of the house. This living area extends naturally onto a wooden terrace, opening onto a lawned garden, a true haven of relaxation away from prying eyes.

A central staircase, bathed in natural light from a skylight, leads to the upper floor, entirely dedicated to the sleeping quarters. This floor comprises four bedrooms, three with built-in wardrobes, and a shower room. Meticulously maintained, the house has recently benefited from facade and painting work. Individual gas heating ensures thermal comfort throughout.

A garage large enough for a small car and two private parking spaces in front of the house complete the amenities of this property. Just minutes from the shops, schools, and services of Côte Pavée, this house offers a pleasant balance between neighborhood life, functionality, and privacy.

A family home with well-proportioned rooms, its secluded garden is a real asset in this sought-after area of Toulouse.

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