Luxury real estate for sale Ornézan, France

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This rare, exceptional property is ideally located in the countryside, in a peaceful setting with a beautiful view of the Pyrenees and just 10 minutes from amenities. Set in 16,654 m² of land, part of which is constructible, this property boasts a swimming pool, a 100 m² pool house (which could be doubled in size), and large outbuildings offering a variety of possibilities for conversion: apartments, gites, music room, garage, workshop, etc. With a living area of 211 m², this building comprises a 66 m² living space comprising a lounge, dining room and kitchen. Then there's an office on the first floor, which could easily be converted into a bedroom. Upstairs, the space boasts 5 large, bright bedrooms, including a master suite, 2 toilets and 2 bathrooms, offering optimal comfort for everyday living. The interior and exterior spaces offer enormous possibilities for all kinds of projects: gites, chambres d'hôtes, family home etc... Whatever your project, this charming property awaits you!

In a beautiful environment, close to an attractive tourist and gastronomic town, noble 12th century residence and its 16th century keep. Its total living area is about 1,200 sqm divided into 20 main rooms. THE CHATEAU: Ground floor: Dining room of 40 sqm with tiled fireplace, bright dining room of 80 sqm with tiled and wooden floor, kitchen of 77 sqm with a dining area. Heated indoor swimming pool of 9 x 4.5 metres. Basement: Entrance hall accessible from the inner courtyard: 3 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, cellar, laundry room. First floor: entrance from the porch through the garden: large living room, office, 2 lounges, library, 3 bedrooms, 3 shower rooms and a dressing room. GUEST HOUSE on one level of 120 sqm. NUMEROUS OUTBUILDINGS including some stables. Very large greenhouse. 135 hectares of land with agricultural land and woods. Small river, pond.

Untouched by time, this property sits in a quiet village in the south of the Gers. According to the dates inscribed inside the property, it dates back to 1783 on one side, and 1784 on the other. We enter the property through two large wrought-iron gates, with imposing stone pillars to each side. The road is very quiet, leading to a leafy residential area, and the traffic is of little if any consequence in this peaceful location. With 5000m² of gardens, the property has a typical Gascon appeal, with its imposing façade. The original windows are still in situ, a rambling vine heavy with red grapes hanging over the door-frame. The property was purchased by its current owners fifteen years ago, when the process of stripping back the inside began. The current owners tell us: “ We bought the property having fallen completely in love with its authentic features; such as the original windows and sink, and its grand and magical staircase. Every inch of its surface area was covered in bright blue and brown paint. Even the wood had been treated with the same colours. These were stripped back to their original wooden frames and repaired. We then proceeded to gut anything from the inside that was not in-keeping with the period elements we wanted to preserve. We also loved the light inside the property. All the three large front rooms of the property have big windows outside. The location is perfect, being peaceful yet non-isolated for a property we would not be living in permanently, we liked the not too distant presence of neighbours in this sleepy location. We later learnt from locals that the grandeur of the property (including the rather fabulous staircase) could have been copied from the design of the chateau, as it is rather too grand for a typical village house. An aspiring builder copied the chateau staircase with the minstrel’s gallery at the top.” Today, thanks to a lot of hard work, the original wattle and daub interior walls have been revealed, and the property must look very much as it once did to the original architect, before successive generations of owners applied their many layers of coloured paints and wallpapers. Stripping back the years the years has proven a slow and arduous process, especially as work was carried out by the current owners from a distance, coming over to France for working holidays. The result today is a grand and spacious shell, seeking a new owner who feels passionate at the thought of a blank canvas and who can bring the property back to life and make it habitable once again in 2023. Our thoughts here at Bliss What appeals to us most on our visit to the property, and what makes this property a worthwhile project, is the architecture of the house. A once grand Gascon building with an imposing façade, and a spacious 5000m² village garden, with a further wing of outbuildings extending to the rear for potential development (planning permits providing) or storage. The two elements which are of greatest note internally, are the light that seeps in through every room (most rooms have two windows, increasing twofold the property’s sunny disposition) and secondly the sheer volume of each room. The bedrooms, the downstairs reception room (with its original old fireplace) and the kitchen provide generous spaces. The wattle and daub walls with their own oak beams and struts are solid. The house feels dry and healthy, appearing to breathe and without any visible signs of damp. If ever there were a blank canvas one wanted to begin painting on, and filling in with colour: it is truly this one! It is easy to see what this house might become…… but who will be the one to take on this project?

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Old Gascon house located in a dominant position with a clear and breathtaking view of the Pyrenees, 5 minutes from Auch. This residence on two levels has a large living room opening onto a terrace facing the south, a large fitted kitchen and two bedrooms with bathroom. The lower level consists of two large bedrooms opening onto the terrace, a bathroom and an office. The property is decorated with a very beautiful 11x5.5 swimming pool covered by a telescopic shelter with a garage and a pond, all on a quiet plot of land of 2800 m2.

This elegant early 19th century chateau is set within a mature parkland of 11 hectares with numerous trees and views over the surrounding countryside. Currently a variety of businesses are run dependent on the season. The chateau itself is listed as a 10 bedroomed 3*star hotel, a restaurant, holiday chalets and a campsite. Weddings are hosted and it is possible to accommodate 140 guests. The chateau itself retains its character with stained glass windows, chestnut staircase, original tiled and oak floors. The ground floor has a reception area, a guest lounge and dining room, and a one bedroomed apartment. Upstairs there are 10 ensuite bedrooms, each with a quite distinctive feel and all have views over the parkland. There is potential for 2 more, but work would need to be completed to comply with current legislation. The wing has a large kitchen and owners accommodation. There is a separate fully equipped kitchen for the restaurant, an indoor bar and restaurant leading to a large terrace in front of the chateau which provides additional covers in the summer. The chalets, which are all fully equipped for 6 people have 3 bedrooms, an open plan living and dining area and kitchen and a shower room. They all have balconies with bbq's are set away from the chateau with open outlooks over the parkland. The 80 pitches are of varying sizes and orientations, many with electrical link ups, again away from the chateau and some at the perimeter of the parkland. There is a large outbuilding with showers and toilets as well as an area for washing dishes etc. There are play areas for children and 2 swimming pools, one for small children. Around the pools there are extensive sunbathing terraces.

This large house is ideal for any family wanting to reconcile work and family life. The house has 7 bedrooms, most of which have en-suite shower rooms, as well as an adjoining flat that is completely self-contained and therefore has an extra bedroom, but that's not all... The property also has a room that can be converted for public use. A beautiful covered swimming pool and a pool house with barbecue and pizza oven, as well as a room for storing gardening equipment and a tennis court are set in this magnificent wooded parkland. A garage converted into a workshop and an awning will enable you to park your vehicles sheltered from bad weather. The property is situated on the outskirts of a pretty village, which means it is within easy reach of the main Gers roads, providing access to Mirande and Auch, for example. A private driveway joins the house to the road, which has a hedge at the side to conceal the road bordering the park. This driveway provides access to a large parking area in front of the house where there is plenty of space. This is a large, beautiful, very well laid-out house with all the living areas on the ground floor and almost the entire house is surrounded by a terrace with several places to sit and enjoy the wooded parkland that surrounds the entire house. The swimming pool and pool house are on the lounge side and can be accessed from the terrace. A tennis court is also on the property. We enter through a large entrance hall that gives access to almost all the rooms on the ground floor, including the living room, the utility room, the study, the toilet and a storage room. From this entrance, you enter the double living room, the first part of which has a magnificent bookcase and large French windows opening onto the terrace, and the second part of which is used as a living room. This double living room is very pleasant and bright thanks to its large windows. The 2 floors are made up exclusively of bedrooms, most of which have their own shower room. These are large rooms, all well decorated and full of good vibes. They make you feel extremely comfortable. The first floor landing is spacious and opens onto a corridor that leads to a number of bedrooms. At the end of the corridor is the master suite, comprising a large bedroom, a beautiful bathroom and a dressing room. At the end of this corridor is the master suite, comprising a large bedroom, a beautiful bathroom and a dressing room. Also in this part of the house is another room, which must surely have been the bedroom of the youngest members of the family, but which is now used as another dressing room. On the top floor is a final bedroom, which like the others has its own shower room. Opposite this bedroom, we access the attic via the landing. From a half-level that joins the ground and first floors, we can access the flat, which includes a kitchen that opens onto the living room, as well as a separate WC and a bedroom with a recently refurbished shower room. Although we can access the flat from the house, it has another entrance that makes it completely independent. More details and photos are available on our BLISS IMMOBILIER website.

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Dating from 1765, this delightful property, is well-presented throughout and with a wealth of period features, it offers light and spacious accommodation. Private terraced gardens, with long views to the Pyrenees, and a lock-up garage for two cars are rare assets in a village property. The entrance hall is an imposing space, leading to an elegant living room and dining room, which links directly with a well-appointed kitchen and breakfast area. From a half landing is a study or fourth bedroom, with a large bay window. Two small service rooms and hall, with a separate entrance from the street, give ready potential to create an independent apartment of about 70 m². On the first floor a master bedroom with its own shower room and dressing, whilst the two other bedrooms share a spacious family bathroom. All the above is to be found just outside the centre of a historic village that has life year-round and offers a range of services including a small general store with fresh bread delivery, café, pizzeria, post office, pharmacy, doctor, nurse, hairdresser, and a primary and nursery school.

Located in the picturesque department of Gers, this 18th-century mansion is an architectural treasure steeped in history. Nestled in the heart of a welcoming village, this property offers a privileged living environment, combining period elegance with modern comfort. Upon entering the doors of this mansion, you will immediately be charmed by its period charm. On the ground floor, you will discover a spacious 33 sqm kitchen, where culinary enthusiasts can unleash their creativity. The adjacent dining room, bathed in natural light thanks to its south-facing aspect, will be the ideal place to entertain your guests. The 33 sqm living room, also facing south, provides a comfortable space to relax and gather with family or friends. Upstairs, three generous bedrooms await, each offering its own character and a warm atmosphere. The two larger bedrooms, measuring 25.6 sqm and 23.25 sqm respectively, benefit from practical dressing areas for organized storage. The third bedroom, with an area of 19.1 sqm, provides additional space for your guests or family. Two bathrooms, located on the 3rd floor with respective areas of 7 sqm and 13 sqm. In addition to the main living areas, this property features a spacious 30 sqm office, providing a dedicated space for working from home. A 9.6 sqm laundry room adds further convenience to everyday life. The 550 sqm garden offers a pleasant outdoor space where you can relax and enjoy moments of conviviality in the open air. A superb panorama of the Pyrenees and the surrounding countryside provides an exceptional backdrop for enjoying sunny days. The attic, located on the 3rd floor of the house, offers potential for conversion to create additional living spaces. The spacious 70 sqm garage, capable of accommodating two cars, ensures practicality and security for your vehicles. Lastly, the proximity to village amenities such as a grocery store, doctor, pharmacy, hair salon, and café will facilitate your daily life. This 18th-century mansion is a unique opportunity to own an exceptional property in Gers, combining period charm with modernity, and offering an idyllic living environment in a preserved setting.

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This captivating house, located in the fantastic town of Auch (15 min) and built in 1829, is now for sale. Could this be your new home? The sans vis-à-vis views sans vis-à-vis are a picturesque addition to the property. There is a significant living space of 340 sq. m in the house. Two terraces provide the perfect space for you to unwind. Look no further: this house is in move-in condition. As you enter the house, an attractive vestibule leads you into a large lounge and three living rooms. The accommodation comprises eight bedrooms, including six master suites. There are also three kitchens, one bathroom, five shower rooms and three separate toilets. You will be sure to enjoy its close proximity to a pedestrian street, the city center, schools and a shopping center. The house has outstanding amenities which include a kitchenette. A garage is included. We love its perfect condition and its brightness.

The historic tile factory, dating back to 1870, has been transformed into an enchanting residence featuring two apartments, spanning 420m2 of living space complete with a swimming pool and garden. The main house comprises: - On the ground floor: an entrance hall, kitchen-dining area, cozy sitting room, expansive living room with a striking stone fireplace and large mezzanine, a shower room, a secondary kitchen space, and a laundry room. - Upstairs: four bedrooms, each with its own adjoining shower room or bath. The secondary accommodation offers a delightful and well-appointed living room-kitchen spanning 57m2, with two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. The pool area is perfect for relaxation, offering a serene spot to swim and soak up the sun while admiring the Pyrenees mountain range. This exquisite property is ideal for hosting family and friends lavishly. Restored to perfection in 2003, this Gascon house can be utilized as a bed and breakfast or a holiday rental (gîte). Its strategic location serves as a perfect base for exploring the renowned tourist attractions of Gers. The garden, lush and blooming year-round, is complemented by a charming park and a magnificent bicentennial oak tree, sure to captivate your senses. Convenient amenities include a garage and carport. Situated between the bustling town of Vic-Fezensac, famed for its festivals and salsa celebrations, and Mirande, the property lies a mere 20 minutes from Auch, the capital of Gascony, 30 minutes from Marciac, renowned for its jazz scene, and 20 minutes from Lupiac, the birthplace of d'Artagnan. Boasting ample natural light and spacious interiors, this residence seamlessly blends historical charm with the comfort and tranquility of the Gers countryside. For additional photos and information, please don't hesitate to contact us. Les honoraires d'agence sont à la charge de l'acquéreur, soit 3,17% TTC du prix du bien. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

Extremely rare 13th and 16th century fortified house in the Gers, tastefully renovated and set in 2 hectares of grounds with swimming pool and horse meadow. Beyond the large wrought-iron gate and tree-lined driveway, a large dark wooden porch leads to an inner courtyard with mullioned windows on the facades. An original stone staircase leads to the entrance hall, which leads on the right to a living room with a beautiful fireplace and an old stone sink, probably the former kitchen. On the left is the dining room, also with a beautiful fireplace, and the modern-style kitchen. The ground floor is equipped with underfloor heating connected to the town gas central heating system. The first floor features a second living room and a study with a fireplace in each room, and two night 'wings'. The first is dedicated to guests: 3 en-suite bedrooms and a shower room with walk-in shower. The second wing distributes 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, a toilet and a very pretty master suite illuminated by 2 mullioned windows, where a dressing room has been fitted out in the 'échauguette'. The rest of the building includes several sheds and a large stable, the first floor of which can still be converted and features beautiful mullioned windows. A rare property, in a quiet location not far from all amenities. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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Gers - Near Auch, at the end of a small village, this 18th-century chartreuse with its triangular pediment has been renovated in a contemporary, timeless style. Set in over 3 hectares, it enjoys exceptional panoramic views over the countryside and the Pyrenees mountain range. As soon as you arrive, you'll be seduced by the French garden and the hanging garden on the property's ramparts. With its unparalleled luminosity, this home boasts spacious rooms where the hallmarks of its historic past are naturally integrated: fireplaces, period moldings, marble fountains... a magnificent, comfortable single-storey living space of almost 400 m². All the windows have been replaced and fitted with adjustable sunshades, and the underfloor heating is provided by 2 high-performance heat pumps, making it extremely comfortable. The basement includes a former wine storehouse, a beautiful wine cellar, the boiler room, a 2-car garage and 2 rooms, including a former kitchen. On the west side, magnificent sunsets can be enjoyed by the heated swimming pool, equipped with a protective underwater cover. The poolhouse, with its large bay window, houses a high-tech summer kitchen ideal for summer meals. All in all, an exceptional place to live in the Gers! Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

In the Gers, this wine estate is a family property passed down from generation to generation. The 7 hectares of vines produce one of the best Armagnacs in this region. Very nice stock of very old Armagnac. The estate has a winemaking cellar and an aging cellar as well as a residential house on site. Property sold with operating equipment. The sale price includes a very large stock of Bas Armagnac. NB: The photos do not represent the property.

A restored 16th-century chateau in a walled enclosure nestled in 3 5 hectares of grounds, for sale without usufruct, near a quaint village in France’s Gers department. A quiet country lane runs around 1,800 metres from Sarrant up to an electric gate. The chateau is rather isolated, but a stone building standing at one side suggests that the dwelling is not entirely cut off from the rest of the world. Its calm, bucolic surroundings are free from any possible disturbance. The chateau lies on a rocky plateau overlooking its 3.5 hectares of grounds, which are steep in some areas. These beautiful grounds are made up of woods and enclosed meadows. The edifice enjoys absolute privacy behind the high walls that run around it. The seigneurial dwelling is rectangular. It has a ground floor and two upper floors and it leads out onto a south-facing terrace that offers a panoramic view. A polygonal tower adjoins the edifice. Five of this tower’s sides protrude from the dwelling’s north elevation. On the building’s east side, a lower adjoining outhouse with a first floor extends the main section. A square tower marks the walled enclosure’s south-east corner. Two wings extend from the dwelling at a right angle to it, stretching northwards on either side of the courtyard. A covered terrace lies in the court’s north-west section, adjoining the west wing. It offers a shady poolside space for relaxation near the 24-metre-long lap pool that runs alongside the court’s north wall. All the buildings lie around the courtyard. Two towers mark the north corners of the court, which is enclosed by high walls. A carriage entrance in the east wall forms the main entry into the courtyard and a door on the west side leads to stairs that take you to a car port and a stable. On the south and west sides, the land has been turned into a counterscarp. A hexagonal dovecote built in 1630 stands in a meadow that has been turned into a paddock. Two driveways lead up to the property. One takes you straight to the main entrance and the other one runs around the enclosure’s walls to a parking area and the stable on the west side, at a level lower than the wall.