14th-century house with its bucolic garden

Located in a hamlet at the foot of the village of Puycelsi, this 14th-century half-timbered house offers 127 m² of living space and a small, intimate garden. A true witness to history, it combines architectural charm, a discreet terrace and an adjoining barn offering rare development potential in old village properties.

Behind its characterful façade, the interior reveals a warm atmosphere where stone and old wood blend together. The living room, bathed in light thanks to its windows, features a cosy lounge and an integrated kitchen/dining room. The exposed beams emphasise the authenticity of the place, while the patinated floors tell the story of centuries gone by. Three bedrooms, each with a different atmosphere, are spread over the first floor and invite you to relax. Two shower rooms complete the property in a functional spirit.

Outside, the terrace is a natural extension of the living room and offers a view of the bucolic garden and the surrounding nature, designed as a cocoon. A cellar and, above all, an adjoining barn enrich the space, leaving room for various development projects. In a quiet and unspoilt environment, the house is part of the unique charm of Puycelsi, a listed village, accessible on foot or by bicycle.

This unusual property charms with its timeless character and potential for development. A unique place, ideal for a main residence or charming second home, to be discovered without delay.

Heating: Wood stove – Fuel oil
Joinery: Single-glazed wood – Wooden shutters

Local shops, school: 5 minutes by car
Gaillac: 25 minutes
Albi and Montauban: 40 minutes
Toulouse: 1 hour

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between €2,286 and €3,094

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