A bourgeois village house with Belle Époque charm

It was in 1895, during the booming period of spinning mills fueled by the development of the railway, that this bourgeois house was built in Damiatte-Saint Paul, a dynamic town in the Pays de Cocagne region. Its architecture reflects the typical blend of the Toulouse region and the Tarn, with its distinctive silhouette, brickwork window and door surrounds, and wrought-iron canopy.

It was designed to serve both as a bourgeois residence built on a landscaped garden of just over 2,000 square meters and as a business headquarters, with its workshop and large carriage entrance for storing and receiving yarn.

From the moment you enter, the historical character is evident: the vestibule, adorned with original cement tiles, leads to the reception rooms, giving the house nearly 300 square meters of living space.

The living room opens onto a dining room where the monumental fireplace, exposed beams, and high ceilings evoke over a century of refined living, with large windows overlooking the southwest-facing terrace. The spacious, fully independent kitchen, complete with a pantry, also opens onto the terrace, perfect for enjoying sunny days.

The upper floors, half and first, accessible via a grand staircase with a wrought-iron railing, offer five generously sized bedrooms, including three master suites, ideal for family living or a bed and breakfast project. A separate carport for two cars and a garage with a high carriage entrance complete the property.

Finally, attached perpendicularly to the main building, the former spinning mill, measuring 60 square meters, could be converted to meet the modern requirements of various projects, such as a holiday rental or professional space. In summary, this property is just waiting for a new lease of life to restore its former glory, creating a seamless blend of old-world charm and modern comforts. Train station, shops, and healthcare facilities: in the immediate vicinity.

LAVAUR: 8 mins; CASTRES: 30 mins; TOULOUSE: 1 hour by car (future A69 => 40 mins); 50 mins by train.

ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on 2023 energy prices: between EUR4,640 and EUR6,340.

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