81500 Fiac 25,575 SF Office Building $1,155,898 ($45.20/SF)

Domaine du Château Sainte-Anne de Fiac in the Tarn, in the Occitan region, in the
southwest of France, in the town of Fiac (81500) and Cabanès, near the
Gare Sncf De Lavaur and Graulhet bus station and just over an hour from
Toulouse-Blagnac airport road.
The Château Sainte Anne, facing south-east and its three buildings and outbuildings
dominate, on a flat ground, a beautiful wooded park of more than 13 hectares, and the
hilly countryside of Lautrécois-Pays d'Agoaut, quiet, not overlooked.
Built in the 19th century by the Jacobé de Naurois family, of the local nobility, the
Château Sainte-Anne, although not classified as a historical monument, has preserved some
remarkable elements, in good condition: French-style ceilings, woodwork, coats of arms,
living rooms, tiled stove...).
Until November 2024, this domain was used by the Lavaur Hospital Center
as a medical-social post-treatment center for its patients, which is an institution
receiving an audience classified in category 5, meeting, as such, the standards
regulations in force; the hospital center currently ensures its security and
technical maintenance until its actual sale.
To this end, the Tarn Family Allowances Fund, which owns it, is launching this
Call for applications for this private sale at the best bidder (specifications)
available on request) for delivery of purchase offers by 17 March at the latest
2026.
This real estate complex, with more than 2,300 m2 of useful area, includes four
well-maintained buildings, in good general condition, as they were still recently used for the
post-treatment center:
• Château Sainte Anne, with a collective kitchen in the semi-buried basement, a
ground floor, including an entrance, living rooms and dining room of
character, offices, a first floor of offices and a second floor of
attic rooms, to be completely renovated, terraces with a surface area
total living space of approximately 823 m2.
• An accommodation building called “Le Fer à cheval”, with a ground floor and a
first floor, with 19 single rooms with access to people to
reduced mobility and elevator, with a total living area of approximately 618 m2.
• A building called “L'Orangeraie”, with a basement, a ground floor with
offices and meeting room and a disused first floor, with an area
total living space of approximately 82 m2.
• A building called “Household courtyards” with a low ground floor and a ground floor
high floor, with technical workshops (sewing, leather and others),
offices and a greenhouse, with a living area of approximately 371 m2.
Disused annexes, which may need to be renovated, complete this set.
real estate: a building with character in the architecture of the country, called “the Pigeonnier”,
with a ground floor and a first floor, with a living area of approximately 482 m2,
as well as a small private chapel, a ruined barn (buildable), an ancient
water tower and a sports field.
The total surface area, (excluding chapel and ruined barn), of the buildings is approximately 2,900
m2, (including approximately 2,376 m2 in useful or living space).
Sold free of occupancy.
Additional information and photos, specifications of the call for applications
and plans on request, see contact below.
Energy performance diagnosis (DPE):
Energy consumption: C (129 kilowatt-hours ep/m2.an)
GHG emissions: E (41 kg Co/m2.year eq)
Domaine du Château Sainte-Anne de Fiac in Tarn, in the Occitan region,
in south-western France, in the town of Fiac (81500) and Cabanès,
close to the Lavaur SNCF train station and the Graulhet bus station and a little
Over an hour's drive from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, Château Sainte
Anne, facing south-east and its three buildings and outbuildings, dominate a beautiful
wooded park of more than 13 hectares, and the hilly countryside of Lautrécois-Pays
in August, in a quiet area, not overlooked. FULL DESCRIPTION IN ATTACHMENT.