Historic Building

Property Description

Drop anchor in this old fortified port and discover one of the largest squares in the South-West. Lisle sur Tarn, built in the 13th century, was a stronghold of the wine and pastel trade, two great local riches. From this period, it has managed to preserve its checkerboard plan, its buildings with their very particular architecture, its little marvels of terraced gardens, its unique facades… The terrace benefits from the exceptional architecture of: The Notre Dame de la Jonquière church of Gothic art was built in the 13th and 14th centuries on the site of a Romanesque church of which only a portal and a few windows on the side facade remain. The building is of the same architecture as the adjoining brick vessel, which was classified as a historical monument on July 12, 1886. It is one of the most beautiful brick constructions in the country. The 320M² building includes 3 floors + the attic + a cellar: The first floor: A restaurant with 60 seats renowned for 38 years. 2nd floor: An apartment of 140 M² habitable 3rd floor: 140 M² of surface area for a future project after work Gites, Bed and Breakfast, Apartment… A visit is essential, a file is ready with all the details to understand the rental profitability and the beauty of the building