La Tour de Brugnac

La Tour de Brugnac, a place to relax, close to the forest, the Bastides, the Gaillac vineyards and the city of Albi.

The Holiday cottage adjoins the owners' home. It is laid out on several levels, until it reaches the top of the tower.
- First floor: living room with fully-equipped open kitchen, shower room, toilet, laundry room.
- On the second floor, at the top of the stairs on the landing, 2 small, cleverly arranged sitting areas. You then enter the tower itself via a Moroccan-style salon (windowless room).
- A staircase leads up to the 2nd floor, where you'll find the first bedroom with 2 Bunk beds and a trundle bed, then up to the 3rd floor, to the second bedroom with a king-size bed.
- Outside, you'll find a large terrace, a covered lean-to dedicated to games with a ping-pong table, garden furniture and a hand-built barbecue. The swimming pool is gated and accessible to guests between 9:30 a.m. and 9 p.m.

This Holiday cottage opened its doors in August 2017. The owners took pleasure in renovating this architecturally atypical building, with its centuries-old tower. In 2022, they were awarded the Label de la Fondation du Patrimoine thanks to this majestic tower, which will continue to be given a facelift over the coming years. It should be noted that a resting field is located nearby, but over the years, trees have hidden these discreet neighbors.


The hamlet of Brugnac is ideally situated in the Vère valley, facing the Forest de Grésigne. From here, you can see Castelnau-de-Montmiral, and the village of Puycelci is not far away, two jewels of the Pays des Bastides Albigeoises, perched on their hills. Puycelci and its ramparts form a bow over the Forest de Grésigne, while Castelnau is the gateway to the Gaillac Vineyard, the thousand-year-old vineyards of the Tarn plain and Cordes-sur-Ciel plateau. And the episcopal city of Albi is just 40 minutes away...