Overview
- Chateau
- 400 m²
- 15000 m²
- 6
- 6
- 12
- 1895
- 2020
- Good condition
Description
Elegant 19th-century maison de maître in the beautiful Lauragais region, 50 minutes from Toulouse airport, less than an hour from the episcopal city of Albi and the medieval city of Carcassonne, and just two hours from the Pyrenees and the Mediterranean. It is currently run as a luxury bed and breakfast.
The property is a few minutes from the charming small town of Revel, with its covered market dating from 1342 and all amenities, and 10 minutes from the Lac de Saint-Ferréol, a favourite with Toulouse residents.
Built in 1895, the château has a Directoire-style facade reflecting the timeless charm of fine character homes. Its 400 m² include six luxury suites, each decorated around a unique, carefully designed theme and each with a high-end, hotel-standard bathroom.
Every room celebrates the French art of living: an elegant reception room, a cosy and intimate library, a spacious dining room, a bar, billiard and smoking room, and an orangery evoke the spirit of grand bourgeois residences. Particular highlights are the generous volumes, remarkable ceiling heights, mouldings, fireplaces and period features.
Features
Energy Class
- Energetic class: D
- GHG Emissions Class: B
Energy Performance Diagnostic (DPE)
Economical housing
Energy-intensive housing
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Index (GHG)
Low GHG emissions
High GHG emissions
Address
- Zip/Postal Code: 31250
- Country: France
Contact Information
View Listings- Christophe Gaudard
- 0651201164
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Details
Updated on October 5, 2026 at 6:23 pm- Property ID EU-3466431
- Price €1.200.000
- Property Size 400 m²
- Land Area 15000 m²
- Bedrooms 6
- Rooms 12
- Bathrooms 6
- Year Built 1895
- Property Type Chateau
- Property Status For Rent
- Condition Good condition
- Year Renovated 2020
- Energy Class D
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