HAUTE-GARONNE — IN THE HEART OF THE LAURAGAIS – 40 MINUTES FROM TOULOUSE In the historic “Pays de Cocagne”, renowned for its gentle landscapes and rich heritage — Le Callaguès reveals an authentic character property set within a peaceful and bucolic environment. Reached via a majestic plane tree-lined driveway, this elegant 18th-century residence immediately charms with its beautifully restored façade, picturesque turret and warm family-home atmosphere immersed in nature. Nestled within a private landscaped park with no overlooking neighbours, the property enjoys a rare setting combining centuries-old trees, a pond, magnificent rose beds, orchard and vegetable garden. The heated swimming pool, terraces and shaded areas invite relaxation and outdoor living in the gentle South-Western French lifestyle. The house offers approximately 300 sq.m of living space. Bright and spacious reception rooms open onto the garden, creating generous and welcoming living areas. The sitting room with fireplace, large family kitchen, six bedrooms — including one on the ground floor — and several bath/shower rooms provide comfortable accommodation for family and guests alike. A workshop, large garage and over 110 sq.m of convertible attic space further enhance the property and offer additional potential for future projects. The property also benefits from a number of sought-after features including double glazing, electric garage gate, internet repeater system, alarm and automatic irrigation, as well as beautiful bespoke fitted library furniture that may remain with the house. The property is in good overall condition and ready to move into immediately. Some future updates may be considered over time to suit the tastes and personal projects of its next owners. While enjoying a genuine countryside atmosphere, the property remains close to local amenities and transport links, offering a rare balance between authenticity, tranquillity and accessibility. The village itself, full of Lauragais charm, offers an exceptional environment blending nature and heritage: walking trails, a 6-hectare lake, traditional windmills, a feudal château later remodelled during the Renaissance, and a remarkable 16th-century bell wall all contribute to the singular identity of this historic area. A charming country property, ideal for lovers of nature, history and the French art de vivre, at the gateway to Toulouse. For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Axelle de Lahondès: +33 (0)6 88 17 27 01. Energy rating: D Climate rating: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €4,730 and €6,450 per year (indexed to 1 January 2021, 2022 and 2023). Information regarding potential risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: [www.georisques.gouv.fr](http://www.georisques.gouv.fr)

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