Historic property with vacation home on 2.5 hectares - Excellent tourist use with high annual turnover

A 1,126 m² renovated estate from the 17th century, featuring a 200 m² holiday home, a wedding hall, a professional kitchen, a courtyard, a mill with a stream, and a manor house on 2.5 hectares with parking for 100 vehicles. 

Estate in the Tarn from the 17th Century 

This 17th-century estate offers rural idyll away from the urban hustle and bustle, surrounded by centuries-old trees. The tourism estate of approximately 1,126 m² covers 2.5 hectares and is a single, continuous property. It includes a wedding area with a reception room, a professional kitchen, and a meeting room. The approximately 200 m² courtyard with a bar provides a perfect place to relax. A mill with original wheels and an outbuilding complete the property. The restored manor house of approximately 580 m², rich in history, offers a spacious living area with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 living rooms, a dining room, a fully equipped kitchen, and an office. The parking area accommodates approximately 100 cars. The estate has been carefully renovated, blending authentic charm with modern comfort.

History and Architecture 

Lautrec was founded in 940 and was built as a "castrum," surrounded by a double fortified wall with eight gates. The town experienced the Hundred Years' War, the Albigensian Crusade, and the Wars of Religion, as Lautrec was located in a Catholic region surrounded by Protestants. Today, the region is a popular tourist destination, especially due to its proximity to the Montagne Noire and the medieval town of Carcassonne. It lies in the Land of "Cocagne" between Albi and Castres.