With a vast total living area of 628m2 and ready to move into, this magnificent 7 bedroom manor house has been entirely renovated to the highest of standards, has various outbuildings and exceptional countryside views.

Situated i a quite setting in Gaillac, just 50 minutes from Toulouse and 25 minutes from Albi.

Set within a large mature plot of 20,689m, with 2 swimming pools, this superb property also features a cinema, library, office, fitness room, Turkish hammam, pigeonnier, guest house and a garage.

Sublime, luxurious and quiet, this lovely house is located in a quiet and peaceful elevated position and enjoys enchanting views over the surrounding countryside and the vineyards of the Gaillac region.

Main residence – 500m2: 4 en-suite bedrooms, home office (bedroom 5), 2 WCs, bespoke kitchen, large reception room, dining room, cinema, library, swimming pool, gym, hammam and a double garage. The striking infinity swimming pool (12 x 5m) has a heated salt water filtration system benefits from all day sunshine and enjoys mesmerising countryside views.

Gite – 128m2: converted from an old winery all on one level and suitable for people with reduced mobility. With stunning views of the countryside, features include: 2 bedrooms, 60m2 open plan living room with a modern kitchen, family bathroom, separate WC, large utility room and its own heated salt filtration plunge pool (3 x 2m).

A high-end renovation has been carried out combining traditional craftsmanship with the finest materials to create a stunning home with every comfort imaginable – underfloor heating across most of the living areas, sound insulation including reinforced floors, integrated audio-visual solutions with speakers in the ceilings in all the rooms, the terrace and the pool side. The property also benefits from a state of the art cinema room, outdoor lighting, and double glazed windows throughout.

This exquisite and luxurious turnkey property on 2 hectares of land is set in a small and peaceful hamlet, though is still close to all amenities in the heart of the “golden triangle” – with its rolling hills between UNESCO classified Albi, winemaking Gaillac and medieval Cordes-Sur-Ciel.