luxury real estate for sale Gers, France

Cabinet DIVA, specialized in the sale of high-end properties, is pleased to offer you this superb castle and its outbuildings in a small village in the Gers, 15 minutes from Aire-sur-l'Adour. In a preserved and green setting, this 600m² castle perfectly combines character and comfort. It consists of 3 floors: On the ground floor, you will find the living rooms, with 2 large living rooms, a dining room, a small living room, a main kitchen as well as a summer kitchen, and a bathroom adjoining water. The large windows and the high ceilings make them very bright rooms. A wooden staircase will take you to the 1st floor, where there are 5 bedrooms with fireplaces, 2 bathrooms, 1 office and a large dressing room. On the 2nd floor is the convertible attic of 300m², with very beautiful volumes. Perfect for making a playroom or other bedrooms. Beautiful period fireplaces, aged oak floors, moldings, etc., so many elements which reinforce the authenticity of the place. A large annex of 1200m² has been added to the property. It consists of an old winery, horse boxes, and also serves as garages and workshops. The park of approximately 10 hectares, completely enclosed, is perfectly maintained, and dotted with a multitude of different tree species (Lebanese cedar, oak, etc.). It will allow you to recharge your batteries in complete peace of mind. Do not hesitate to ask for more information, we are available 7/7.

For centuries this charming timber framed property has graced the heart of an ancient Gascon village, a testament to time. Some fifteen years ago, the entire building was dissected, and rebuilt, so that it could see in the next millennia. Today the property oozes character. Imagine a drawing in a book of fairytale fables: this could easily belong to Hansel and Gretel, or just as easily be a drawing in a book. However, it is a real property with heart and soul – and when we open its cute and characterful blue door, trailing with honeysuckle, the inside is as warm and welcoming as it promises from the outside. The property is attached on one side, to an equally charming home, and to the front of the house, there is an area with a table, pots, and plants, which although forming part of the main square of the village, is used by both neighbours to create an attractive area to sit for coffee or lunch. At a short distance from the house on foot and at the bottom of the village, there is a private garden, with fabulous view over the valleys of the Gers to the south. Here the owner has installed a top of the range sauna and built a platform that overlooks the views. There is a non-adjacent garden, and the property has two bedrooms, kitchen/dining-room, 2 reception rooms, one downstairs shower-room, 2 WCs. The property has two bedrooms, kitchen/dining-room, 2 reception rooms, one downstairs shower-room, 2 WCs.

One wonders what it's doing here, with its Mediterranean villa vibe. It's like stepping into a Slim Aarons photograph. We wouldn’t be surprised to see bikini-clad beauties sipping Martinis by the pool. Or perhaps an older couple lounging on deck chairs, sunglasses on, gazing at the scenery. That’s when we realize: here, the sea is green. Stretching endlessly, it undulates gently all the way to the distant Pyrenees. We’re on the deck of a luxury yacht, lazily slicing through time under the blue sky. The calm is overwhelming. Just the gurgle of a fountain, a bird’s song, a deer passing through the tall grass. A few strokes in the pool to cool off. Suddenly, a big party. Chic people, friends laughing out loud, a drink in hand. Children jumping and shouting in the pool, splashing everyone. The men are busy at the barbecue. We dance to loud music. The neighbors don’t mind; they’re far away. The sun is beating down. We’ll need to open the awnings. How about a walk in the woods? It’s cool there. And with a bit of luck, we’ll see some pheasants. Or hares. By the way, did you see the pond with the goldfish and water lilies? Come, I’ve put my new car in the garage. Have you tried the fruits from the garden? Evening falls. Unfortunately, it starts to rain. Let's take shelter. Patio or living room? Both are spacious. Unless you'd prefer a game of billiards in the game room? Are you staying overnight? The studio is ready. Stay a few days with the kids, the guesthouse is free. It's late. We go to bed, eyes lost on the pool that has regained its calm. We’ll clean the kitchen later, it’s hidden enough not to see the mess. Tomorrow, we'll go shopping in Auch, it's only ten minutes away. But only after a good soak in the whirlpool tub. Then I'll isolate myself a bit in my office. I have work to finish before tinkering in the shed. Hey, tonight, do we have company or are we having a romantic evening on the terrace?

Overview Discover this welcoming maison de maître with a living area of 399m². The Ground Floor A spacious and central entrance, typical of a Gascon house. To the right, it leads to a spacious dining room with a stone fireplace equipped with a wood stove; to the left of the entrance: a fitted kitchen with a La Cornue gas stove opening onto a covered terrace to the south and access to the park located on the side of the house, its entrance, and access to the garage and outbuildings. Also on the ground floor: at the front, a comfortable bedroom or office offers privacy and tranquility. Separate toilets arranged under the stairs are also available for guests. From the dining room, a door opens to a former wine cellar, now converted into a spacious living room with two mezzanine areas and a double staircase. From this living room, we also access a rounded bathroom with WC and a laundry room. The living room, nearly 180m², is divided into three distinct areas : a small living room, a large living room, and a billiard room. The First Floor On the first floor of the maison de maître, a spacious landing leads to three bright bedrooms, one of which has a practical dressing room for additional storage. A spacious bathroom with a shower, double sink, and WC serves two guest bedrooms and a master suite with its bathroom with bathtub and WC and its dressing room completes the night area. The Exterior A wooded park of 8641m² with large trees, a fenced swimming pool (liner 2023), a stone well, and a pool house arranged in a dovecote. Covered terrace on the south side and open terrace on the east side. Outbuildings: Attached garage and double carport and wood storage not attached.

In a quiet area of the bustling town of Fleurance, this old stone house, originally built in 1861 for the local clog makers or Sabotiers, is light and airy both inside and out. An adjoining garage with access front and back and a peaceful garden complete the property. Downstairs The front door opens on to an entrance hall which is partitioned off from the open plan living room and kitchen. Although the house was renovated in 1992, some of the original features have been integrated into the modern style living. This can be seen in the big wooden doors housing the storage cupboard by the original front door. Moving into the spacious living room which spans the width of the house, thus profiting from the sunlight flooding in all day long, we welcome the sight of a modern fireplace. The house has underfloor heating throughout but it is always a delight to enjoy the ambiance of dancing firelight on those cool winter evenings. Hidden from immediate view, we find the recently fitted kitchen. Again it is bright as well as functional, and it looks in to the conservatory and onwards to the garden. The conservatory serves as an additional dining area in the lovely summer days. Beyond the conservatory is a large utility room, and a separate WC. Upstairs Taking the stairs up from the living room, we are immediately drawn to the mezzanine area which pulls us by an invisible thread to the reading area with its bookshelves and window seat, perfect for losing ourselves in the latest book …. Another corner of the mezzanine is currently used as an office area but which could be closed off to easily make another bedroom if required. There are already three double bedrooms overlooking the garden, and a fourth on the roadside which is currently being used as a TV snug. The largest of these has a dressing room, whilst the others all have fitted wardrobes. The bathroom, shower room and WC complete the upstairs. The Garage The garage is large enough for two vehicles, and still leaving room for a workshop and plenty of storage. The Garden Outside the conservatory, a newly laid terrace leads you into the garden. The majestic Ginkgo Bloba tree definitely takes centre stage, but there is also plenty of space to create a vegetable plot or simply to plant some colourful plants….. On the utility room roof, we spot a weathervane, believed to have been installed at the time the house was built, which continues to show which way the wind blows. Adjacent to the utility room is an open veranda, useful for stocking garden tools, wood, … And at the end of the garden we find a well with it’s electric pump, perfect for watering the garden. To whom will this property appeal? This property will appeal to a wide range of people: the current owners bought it as a holiday home but have since made it their fulltime home. They confirm that it works equally well as a comfortable family home, and as an easy to maintain holiday home. Enough outdoor space for a family to enjoy but with no need to spend all your time cutting the grass. Modern comforts: Although the property was renovated in 1992, the current owners have concentrated on modern comforts such as replacing the thermal insulation in the roof, installing solar panels and an air-conditioning system. As the owner says: >.

Romanticists, aspiring Gothic heroes & heroines apply within…. Overview If your heart is stirred by visions of a Chateau with ochre-coloured walls in the setting sun; of high ceilings, and period charm without the need for perfection; or if you are someone for whom beauty outweighs all sense of the practical… then “read” on Macduff: this paragraph could be the first stepping-stone on the road to a great adventure. This is a property for those who are grand of heart, for souls imbued with a touch of gentle folly and for whom the reward is something quite beautiful: A cinematic backdrop, a theatrical pastiche of every castle-based movie you have ever viewed; a home of character with all the grandeur of the Italian Renaissance. The entrance & gardens The arrival to any Chateau must by necessity be somewhat majestic and here the avenue does not disappoint, being suitably mysterious with vegetation high on each side. The long stone driveway opens out onto a forecourt with a circular driveway which circles around a central island of Cyprus trees. The chateau rises before us, amber and gold in the sunlight, its flaking façade perfect in its imperfection. Its windows are guarded by tall French Grey shutters, its central doorway is grand and majestic in its welcome. The property rises high above a stone terrace and decorative fishpond. The façade to the North reveals a series of stone arcades, open to the elements. To each side of the Chateau there are woods and gardens, with hundred-year-old trees, all of which lend a sense of mystery to the lieu. To the front of the property there is a stone fishpond beyond which is a flight of stone steps up to the terrace and the grand front door. The stone barn to the right of the Château is the perfect backdrop to the grand hydrangea bushes which have grown tall in its shade. The barn to the rear is partially inaccessible and now more or less in a ruined state. Once a stable block, this building might yet be salvaged. A second outbuilding to the front of the driveway is in a similar condition. Sitting to the right of the main terrace, in a recess beyond, is a stone building or orangery, with a sink and an array of pots, to harbour the lemon and orange trees over winter. The Entrance The grand front door opens onto a majestic hallway, from which a turning wooden staircase rises to the first floor, with a sweep of wrought iron balcony, and walls which look as if one has fallen headfirst into the pages of an Italian Gothic novel. The walls are remarkable, in the pastiche of a pastiche setting sun, their gentle ochre and yellow tones catching the sunlight from the west in a theatrical manner. The kitchen & Pantry area To the right of the entrance hall door, there is a large double kitchen, with a fireplace and windows over the front forecourt and to the gardens at the side of the property. The ceilings are high, and the room spacious enough to incorporate a large dining room table, and a rear section with a sink, for food preparation. Beyond the kitchen is a small vestibule, which serves as a pantry, and an inner corridor with a large cupboard, which houses the washing machine and dryer, and overlooking the gardens to the rear, a room currently used as a study, and a downstairs 1930’s style bathroom. The Drawing Room From the main entrance hall, it is pleasing to access the grand drawing room via the original eighteenth century doors. The drawing room offers a view onto the rear garden via a set of characterful French windows that open onto the rear terrace. The room has a central fireplace which is not currently in use and as in many of the rooms here at the Chateau, we invite guests to look upwards at the ornate ceilings. The drawing room opens internally onto two other rooms, one on each side. Firstly, a grand dining room, conveniently placed between the drawing room, and (via the internal hallway) back to the rear pantry and kitchen. The second room is smaller in size and used as a snug, or living room, where the family gather to watch television or play games. From the door of the snug, we return to the main hallway, passing a doorway with steps leading down to the cellar below. Central Turning Staircase The staircase in the central hallway is a delight, and climbing to the first floor, we experience its generous proportions, and the majestic tall ceilings which lead the eye upwards to the first-floor landing. The first floor The first floor has all the elegance one would expect, with tall windows to the front forecourt of the property. A half landing, with a secret door leads up a tiny internal staircase to one of the ante chambers above, serving no logical purpose other than to evacuate servants (or lovers?) from the bedroom in haste. A delight for amateurs of Hide and Seek, whatever one’s age. The bedrooms On the first floor via a second internal hallway, there are four double bedrooms and at each end of the property a vestibule or oval room and a family bathroom at each end of the property (or a total of two bathroom on the first floor and one on the ground floor). The second-floor vestibules, which are oval, might well be used as antechambers, dressing rooms, or children’s bedroom. Each of the rooms is similar in style and period feature: tall ceilings, lovely wooden floors, fireplaces and views over the parkland. A doorway opens onto a second stairway, in brut form and far less grandiose than the first, leading to the impressive attic space above. This huge space has at one end the tremendous open archways. At the opposite end these have been bricked in but beg to be opened. The Attic The space sets the imagination on fire. Whatever architectural plans are born here, they must of course be validated by the local planning authorities that be, but this is a space which in sheer volume at least (with the romantic idea of an arched view over the gardens at one end, if not two ends of the property) offers endless possibilities. Technical Talk Total habitable surface area: approximately 368m2 4 bedrooms 2 ante chambers (or children’s bedrooms) 3 family bathrooms (2 on the first floor one on the ground floor) Grand drawing room Dining room Snug/television room Spacious kitchen and rear kitchen Study Immense third floor attic space Outside: Orangery Various outbuildings requiring restoration Parkland of over three hectares with mature trees Plot size: 37690m2 Property Tax: 2285 Septic tank Mains water 2 water wells Double Glazing: No (original wooden windows). Shutters in fair condition except on the top floor Roof: Original roof (to be verified Oil fired central heating (De Dietrich boiler) 2 plastic tanks house the oil in the basement Kitchen fireplace working order (others may have been capped off and are not used) Smart metre: no 1 hot water tank Internet: by OZONE – satellite Who might want to live here? – and what needs doing? This is not a modest property by any stretch of the imagination. It has a grandeur which requires a generous budget and a grain of delightful folly. Beyond the purchase price, unless one is content to live here throughout the warmer months of the year, there will be by necessity the need to be some thought and finances given to insulating the property to minimize running costs. The top floor, whether it obtains planning permissions in the future or not, whatever the project might be, is currently open to the elements at one end (via a series of Romanic “in the summer” archways) and not currently insulated either on the floor or the ceiling. The property was decorated some years ago by an interior designer and the walls are in their own delightful way a work of Art, which add much charm to the building. If the style and colours please, then there is nothing that needs doing other than choosing furniture for each room. The windows however require some attention. The lovely old window frames are single glazed, and the choice here will be one of heart or head. But if the current window frames are to be kept some repair work will be necessary. The bathrooms have a period charm but are completely unmodernized (one of these has a quaint 1930 air to it), and the decision to change these or not will be one of aesthetics. All this said, the property will appeal to anyone who loves the architecture of an old French Chateau. This is the perfect home for a large family or a business project. This is a house to fill with family, friends and furniture. The elegant rooms beg to be decorated and the tall ceilings offer a fantastic opportunity to hang great chandeliers, or pieces of Art on the walls. The home of a Collector, an Artist, a Designer? A small bijou hotel… the possibilities are endless. This will be a property which will tug on the heart strings of many, for it is so easy to imagine the Chateau illuminated in the evening, the backdrop to any number of wonderful soirées. A property which requires full evening dress, full glasses, a full imagination, and a not immodest purse. But oh! ……Quelle Joie!!! A Little Bit of Fun Recommended Books to take on the trip: Enchanted April - Elizabeth Von Arnim (try the 1993 movie if not the book) Recommended movies : Under the Tuscan Sun (2003) or A Good Year ( 2006) Recommended drinks: The very best pink champagne to reflect the golden pink and amber tones of these lovely old walls.

This magnificent Gascon-style country house, located about ten minutes from the vibrant market town of Condom, offers 289 m² of living space, a beautiful 6800 m² wooded garden with a pool and pool house as well as a 78 m² garage. The entrance, with terracotta flooring, opens onto a cozy living room with a fireplace and wood stove, as well as a dining room also equipped with a fireplace and wood stove. A spacious and recently renovated kitchen has direct access to the garden from two sides. Still on the ground floor, the master bedroom features a nursery or dressing room, as well as a bathroom. There is also a family bathroom and a laundry room. At the mezzanine level, two bedrooms and an office are accessible, while upstairs, a charming landing leads to two bedrooms, one with a dressing room and the other with a bathroom. In total the property has five bedrooms, a large office, and three bathrooms. Outside, the fenced garden is dotted with beautiful trees and includes a secure area for animals. A magnificent pool, installed in 2021, is accompanied by a lovely pool house equipped with a kitchen, a bathroom, and a technical area. This property is an ideal family home and could also be used to run a small BB activity. Feel free to contact us for more information or for a viewing, we would be delighted to show you around. Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class E, Climate class E Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 4590.00 and 6290.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

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

This classic Gascon farmhouse is very well presented with its semi courtyard and a good amount of land around it to secure privacy plus your own woodland to provide wood for the heating system. This is one of the main key features for this low-running cost property. The wood burning stove is linked to the gas central heating system supported by the solar panels to make sure all the 345 m² is warm and cosy throughout the whole year. If you are looking for a traditional family home where you envisage sociable French country meals where most of the products come from your own grounds than this may be the house of your dreams. The house has the bonus of a 2-bedroom gîte that brings you many possibilities – either you can use it as an extension of the main house from which they are easily accessible (and easily locked off), to be used for visiting family and friends or to be used as an easy source of income. All the rooms are all good sizes, light and airy and all is double glazed. Additional outbuildings will certainly serve for hobbies or simply for a nice workshop. Situated in between the two market towns of Lectoure and Condom, though only a 5-minute drive to the local village for your fresh bread and basic groceries.

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Coup de cœur pour cette bâtisse intemporelle et unique ! Magnifique maison de 1900 située dans le vieil Auch à proximité immédiate de la place de la mairie. 191 m² répartis sur 3 paliers offrent 4 chambres, 2 salles d'eau et une salle de bains, un bureau, deux salons avec planchers bois, et partout une superbe hauteur sous plafond. Vous apprécierez de pouvoir garer vos deux véhicules dans le garage et de profiter d'un joli patio et d'une grande terrasse. C'est une maison à visiter pour ressentir le confort et le charme fou qu'elle dégage. Ici vous allez vous sentir immédiatement chez vous et vous pourrez profiter de votre temps pour construire de jolis souvenirs de famille, une nouvelle histoire dans cette superbe demeure ancienne. Prenons rdv pour la découvrir !

This property is situated in one of the most attractive areas of the Gers. it has views of rolling hills from the covered terrace and no close neighbours, even though it is only a few minutes from a lively village. Once you pass through the gates, you are in your own little world, totally private and peaceful. There is a charming little pond, attractive flowerbeds and many mature trees. The covered terrace at the front of the house is the ideal place to spend time listening to birdsong or reading a good book. The house is quite spacious and in very good overall condition, so you can move in immediately and begin to enjoy life in the area. On the ground floor there is a spacious kitchen that has been recently modernised; it opens onto a large living room with glass doors to a side patio. On the other side of the kitchen is a charming sitting room with beautiful tiled flooring and a woodburning stove. Further on, on the other side of the front hall, there is a large bedroom. At the back of the house, and accessed through the sitting room, a wide passageway leads to a bathroom, a separate WC, and a small laundry room. A door leads to the stables, which could offer more living space if desired. The traditional staircase leads up to a half landing with access to a large, full-height attic. This is the perfect space to expand the house – it would be relatively easy to create a large bedroom with en suite bathroom and dressing room here. On the first floor, there is a first bedroom opening off the landing on the right, and on the left is the master bedroom. This is a large room which has a private bathroom that has been created in the attic space by a previous owner. You pass through a low door into a surprisingly large space with a modern shower, handbasin and WC. It is quite quirky and unexpected, but also very practical! The large (18.5 x 12.5 m) swimming pool is covered with a very useful dome which keeps the pool free of debris and also substantially extends the swimming season. It can be pushed back in the hottest summer months. In addition to the stables and attic space, there is a large barn attached to the house on the pool side. This is accessed by big double doors, but there is also access from the back hall of the house. Here we find the pool pump and there is plenty of room to park several cars. Here is where the original owners made their wine, and there is still a small wine cellar with the metal racks ready to receive new vintages. This could also be a great place to create a studio or creative space. Behind the house there is a tiny pigeonnier with a door – too small to do much with, but if renovated it could be a charming little refuge in summer months. The entire property of 3000 m² is fenced and there is an electric gate which accesses a private road which is used only by the owners and the local farmer. There are many mature trees in the grounds, some of which could be pruned back to provide a view towards the hills at the back of the house. A small pond is surrounded by flowering plants but does tend to dry up in the hottest part of the summer. We think this is a great opportunity to buy your very own piece of Gascony at a very reasonable price. While we would be tempted to do some work and would definitely consider expanding into the attic, this house already has all the important elements – charm, privacy, views, and even a pool!

An oasis next to the city Leaving the historic town of Fleurance, a discreet path leads to this property, offering the best of both worlds: the tranquility of the countryside and the proximity to urban amenities. Surrounded by a vast wooded park, it provides all the comfort necessary for a pleasant life. This is an authentic Gascon house, with its classic stature featuring honey-colored render and corner stones, adjoining a true Gers house with rustic charm. The House: As you step inside, you'll be charmed by the entrance that leads to the entire house, with its voluptuous staircase. The large equipped kitchen is undoubtedly one of the jewels of this house. Imagine yourself preparing delicious meals in this spacious and functional area. Its generous volume not only allows for comfortable cooking but also for sharing convivial moments with family or friends around a good meal. A French window brings in light and opens onto the shaded terrace for summer meals. Whether you are a passionate chef or simply a lover of good cuisine, this is certainly a key feature of this property that will delight you. The bedrooms, spacious and bright, are a true delight where daylight diffuses through the windows. The blond wood floors add a touch of elegance and character. One of them is on the ground floor, with its private bathroom. Living room, dining room, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms... everything is sober and elegant! The Outbuildings: The barn and outbuildings add charm to the whole, offering additional possibilities for development or storage. The guest house, comfortable with its two bedrooms, living room, equipped kitchen, and shaded terrace, provides a welcoming space for guests or family, or even additional income. The property also features a saltwater pool, adding an extra luxury and numerous benefits in terms of wellness and maintenance. Authenticity, but not just that... Character: The original elements have been carefully preserved, adding undeniable authenticity to each room. A period stone sink brings a rustic and authentic touch to the kitchen. The pitch pine doors add character and testify to the history of the house, as well as the door and window frames in local stone with timeless nobility. The lime-coated walls breathe, offering a healthy atmosphere and traditional aesthetics. The wooden staircase, with its characteristic design, is not only a remarkable architectural element but also a testament to local artisanal craftsmanship. The massive oak beams, visible in some rooms, add robustness and warmth to the whole. Modernity: For this property does not only preserve its historical charm; it also integrates advanced ecological and technological solutions to ensure a sustainable and economical lifestyle. - Thermodynamic hot water system:This system uses ambient air to heat water, significantly reducing energy consumption. - Solar panels: Installed solar panels produce renewable energy, decreasing dependency on fossil fuels and reducing electricity bills. - Heat pump with underfloor heating: This efficient and ecological heating system ensures uniform heat distribution, offering optimal comfort while consuming less energy. - Good thermal insulation: Effective insulation of walls, floors, and roofs guarantees minimal energy consumption and maximum thermal comfort in all seasons. - Central vacuum system: This cleaning system makes house maintenance easier while being more hygienic and quieter than traditional vacuum cleaners. - Home automation: The house is equipped with home automation systems that allow remote control of heating, lighting, security, and other features for smarter and more efficient energy management. - Fiber optic: A high-speed internet connection via fiber optic ensures fast and reliable communications, ideal for telecommuting or digital entertainment. - Well: The presence of a well allows the use of water for garden irrigation, thus reducing potable water consumption.

SOUTH GERS - NEAR CASTELNAU MAGNOAC 17th century property with 647 m² of living space and very high standard. In a commanding position with magnificent views of the Pyrenees. It is situated on 5 hectares of which are fully fenced. Pond, shelters and automatic drinking troughs, stable of 3 boxes. Main house with a very contemporary restoration: large kitchen with a modern design, spacious reception room, indoor swimming pool with counter-current, 3 bedrooms, dressing room, 2 bathrooms, projection room and 2 terraces. Second half-timbered building: beautiful kitchen, 5 bedrooms and 4 shower rooms. Self-contained flat. Double garage. Energy class: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 4340 euros and 5930 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

GERS - MAUVEZIN EXCLUSIVE - In a village with all shops and services just fifty minutes from Toulouse, large town house with spacious rooms and fine architectural features. It has 12 main rooms, 7 bedrooms and a vast attic that could be converted. This nuisance-free property has a south-facing 600 m² garden and an inner courtyard with a small outbuilding. This charming property needs to be modernised. It could be suitable as a family home, a tourist project or for professional use. Energy class: E Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €6470 and €8790 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

GERS - LOMBEZ SOLE AGENT - Bright village house in a commanding position in beautiful grounds. It has 250m² of living space, divided into 8 main rooms including 4 bedrooms and an office. Tastefully renovated, this property boasts many fine architectural features. There's also an outbuilding, a garage and a swimming pool. No nuisance. Beautiful view of the Pyrenees. Energy class: C Climate class : C Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 2290 euros and 3140 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

GERS - NEAR GIMONT In a commanding position, beautiful 18th-century stone property comprising a master house and outbuildings of 270m² with stables. Sauna, swimming pool and terraces. Set in almost 18 hectares of woodland and meadows. Well and pond. Panoramic views, no nuisances. The main house features 283 m² on two levels, with 8 main rooms including 4 bedrooms. It faces south/south-east. It features all modern comfort and can be divided into two separate homes. Updated to the latest standards. Situated 50 minutes from Toulouse, it is perfect as a family home, but also for a tourist activity. Energy class: C Climate class: C Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 2424 euros and 3280 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

GERS - NEAR TILLAC In a peaceful, bucolic environment, beautiful property in the middle of 7 hectares of land, including a one-hectare lake. The 250m² main house features a 100m² living room and 6 bedrooms, including a one suitable for people with reduced mobility, with two independent entrances. A 110m² open space adjoining the main building is a leisure area. There is also a gite with its own terrace. A building with a 76m² room, which could be extended, provides an independent accommodation. The outbuildings have a surface area of 350m², including a garage and workshops. The swimming pool measures 10x5m. This property would be ideal as a primary or secondary residence, for tourism or professional purposes. No nuisance. Energy class: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €1,770 and €2,440 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

GERS - VIC-FEZENSAC Located on 4 hectares in a commanding position, this property is the very essence of the classical Renaissance in Gascony. It includes two parts: the medieval castle to be renovated and an adjoining house, built in 1840. Very beautiful architectural elements, including mullioned windows, Doric door, spiral staircase, bretèche, monumental fireplaces, French ceiling. The defensive feature is to be pointed out. The castle includes 4 rooms for a surface of 120m² (60 m² per level) with very beautiful heights under ceiling (4,30m). There is a possible passage to the house. Recent renovation with the help of the Bâtiments de France. The house of approximately 140 m² has 5 main rooms including 3 bedrooms. Entrance, boiler room, kitchen and back kitchen, Garage of 40m², bread oven, and large barn. The roofs and boiler room have been renovated recently. The rest has to be renovated. Energy class: N/A Climate class: N/A Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

GERS - NEAR PLAISANCE This 19th-century art deco estate, in perfect condition, combines modern comforts with fine architectural features. Special care has been given to this very bright property, with its spacious layout and en suite bedrooms. There are also a detached guest house and vast outbuildings including a reception room, a large garage, a workshop, storage and three horse stalls. The property is beautifully landscaped, with a swimming pool and jacuzzi, summer kitchen and covered terrace, set in flower-filled grounds. Suitable as a primary or secondary residence, shared accommodation or event or tourist activity. Energy rating: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 4260 euros and 5810 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr