Beaumont-de-Lomagne, Midi-Pyrénées 82500

A characterful house where stone, wood and outdoor spaces create a charming living environment. Maubec | Tarn-et-Garonne | Approximately 160 m2 | 2 suites | Plot of 465 m2 365,000 In the heart of the village of Maubec, this beautiful old stone house reveals a warm atmosphere, powered by authentic materials and open spaces opening onto a courtyard with trees and a pool. Behind its façade, the house offers an intimate and welcoming living space. Exposed stone walls, old beams and natural-toned floors harmonize with each other. Outside, the soft-coloured shutters, wooden gallery and surrounding vegetation give the whole a unique charm. Developing around 160 m2 over two levels, the property blends the character of an old house with everyday comfort, notably thanks to underfloor heating on the ground floor and air conditioning in each of the two bedrooms. The living room, facing the courtyard, impresses with its generous volumes and soft atmosphere. The wide beams and the texture of the stone add depth to the room, while the openings let in light and naturally extend the view to the outdoors. A space that invites convivial moments as well as quiet afternoons of reading. The kitchen continues this spirit. Light-toned facades, mineral-toned worktops and exposed wood compose a welcoming space in keeping with the houses history. A pantry with a laundry area and a separate toilet complete the ground floor. On the first floor, two generous bedrooms each have their own bathroom, offering comfortable arrangement for hosting family and friends. Stone and beams extend the living spaces atmosphere, with ample storage and individual air conditioning for hot summer days. The covered wooden gallery is one of the propertys most attractive features. Overlooking the courtyard and the pool, it provides a pleasant shaded area for a coffee or simply to enjoy the garden. Outdoor spaces play a central role in the houses life. On a 465 m2 plot, the courtyard combines terraces, planted areas and a pool with stone edging. Fruit trees, vines and a well lend this ensemble the spirit of an old garden, both simple and full of character. Under a timber roof, the covered terrace hosts an outdoor kitchen and a dining area. Lunches in the shade, swims and evenings around a large table find their place here, in natural extension of the house. A cellar completes the property. A human-scale house whose charm lies as much in its old details as in the way it is lived. Whether year-round residency or holiday home, it offers a fine balance between village life, comfort and the gentle days spent outdoors.