10 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view with Income Potential in Carcassonne, Occitanie
This wonderful Domaine offers a plethora of options. Whether you are a large family or looking for a property with potential income (subject to necessary permissions), this Domaine ticks all the boxes. Perched on the top of a hill, discreetly hidden in the trees, this property is a find.
The house is set up as 2 dwellings and a studio. On entering the front door off to the right there is a games room, from here there are double interconnecting doors through to the kitchen -...
This wonderful Domaine offers a plethora of options. Whether you are a large family or looking for a property with potential income (subject to necessary permissions), this Domaine ticks all the boxes. Perched on the top of a hill, discreetly hidden in the trees, this property is a find.
The house is set up as 2 dwellings and a studio. On entering the front door off to the right there is a games room, from here there are double interconnecting doors through to the kitchen - this is fully fitted with a dining area, dual aspect and with the original feeding trough along the back wall.
The kitchen leads to the living room with dual aspect, patio doors to the front, insert fireplace and stairs leading up to the 1st floor. Here there is a master bedroom with en suite, 3 further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Back to the entrance hall, there is the main staircase, but let's carry on exploring downstairs. To the left is the kitchen, with a window to the front, through to the dining room with windows to the back, then through to the living room which is dual aspect, with stairs in the corner which lead to a master suite with an en-suite bathroom.
The main stairs lead to an open landing with seating area, three further bedrooms, a family bathroom, another room which is used for storage, and also a mezzanine, which could easily be another bedroom if required.
To the end of the building is a separate studio (42m2) which has a lovely view across the hills.
Outside is a courtyard, terraces around the house, a swimming pool with technical room, WC and shower, a covered area, barbecue area, gardens, meadow and woodland.
Set up the hill from Montreal, where there are all daily amenities. Within a 12 minute drive to Carcassonne Airport and all the larger supermarkets and shopping.
With views of the Black Mountains to the north, and rolling hills to the south, this property stands out on its own.
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