Château on 55 hectares with 18 hole golf course with views to the Pyrenees - Toulouse 1 hour

This stunning 18th century chateau is set on a promontory, fitted around 2 inner courtyards in the midst of cedars and its 5 lakes overlooking the par 72 golf course. It is on the outskirts of a town with easy access to the motorway network, TGV and a regional airport. The chateau itself extends to about 630m2 over 3 levels. The ground floor has been refurbished to a high standard highlighting the original features in the main reception rooms. These are linked to each other providing flexible spaces which can be configured according to the needs of visiting guests. The first floor has 2 comfortable apartments, each of about 100m2. There are 9 further bedrooms needing refurbishment and guardian’s accommodation of 100m2. One wing has a charming renovated small chapel. More than 400m2 of dependencies are available to be used according to the needs of future projects. There are large terraces overlooking a lake, a professional kitchen and restaurant currently for 40 covers but larger events have also used the lawns and terraces catering for weddings, fashion shows, exhibitions etc. Behind high hedges in the parkland and not visible from the chateau are 40 equipped and air-conditioned mobile chalets: 10 have 3 bedrooms and 30 have 2. These are open all year round and have their own parking area as cars are forbidden inside the camping area. On site facilities in addition to the golf include 2 tennis courts, mini golf, table tennis and 2 swimming pools in need of upgrading. There are numerous shady sitting areas around the park and for the more energetic access to the Voie Verte by the Saint Marcel bridge in 2 minutes. The golf course is the most recently created in Aquitaine with currently 200 members. There are 10 established holes and a further 8 are in the final stages of construction and should be open to members and the public this year. It will challenge and excite players due to its originality and field level differences and water hazards. At one end of the chateau attached to it is a 300m2 clubhouse, with a staffed bar/coffee facilities overlooking the 6300 m2 course, welcomes members and guests. Attractive terraces take in the views and the practice area which is serviced by a independent professional who provides lessons to groups and individuals by appointment. There are electric carts for hire. The course is irrigated by a connection to the river Garonne keeping it green even during the hot summer months. The club has its own sports association and runs competitions and events throughout the year. Overall this has the potential to be developed further and the current owner had plans drawn up for the first and second floor accommodation in the chateau with a view to extend its appeal as a country club or golf resort building on its current conference facilities. It is structurally in a good state and has been reroofed. Some windows and shutters need replaced as well as redecoration and additional bathrooms.