luxury house for sale L'Isle-Bouzon, France

This stunning stone property occupies a commanding hillside position, offering breathtaking, far-reaching views over the Gascon countryside. Spread over three levels, the property features an entrance hall, a spacious sitting room, a laundry/boiler room, a large double library, and a second reception room. The ground floor hosts one bedroom with an ensuite shower room and dressing room, while three additional bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms, are located upstairs. The estate includes two recently constructed wooden outbuildings for storage and a third concrete and stone workshop. The interior has been stylishly redesigned with only top quality materials, seamlessly blending period features with contemporary architectural touches. The poolside is a true delight, boasting elevated views of the surrounding landscape. This property is ideal as either a primary residence or a luxurious holiday retreat. Where is this property located? Close to the village of St Clar. Lectoure is within easy reach - as is the TGV train station in Agen (40 minutes away) and Toulouse Blagnac (75 mins). Let’s take a look in more detail. We will point out the features we found interesting in each room! Entrance to the Property We enter the property by car via a gravel driveway that runs alongside two recently constructed wooden storage buildings. The land gently slopes down into the woodland. Through the branches, we catch glimpses of a spectacular view over the valley, which gradually opens up as we approach the poolside and the house. On the upper garden level, an entrance directly to the street and the house. The main front door opens into a stylish entrance hall featuring a cloakroom area and a downstairs WC, with a designated space for coats. Notice the arched catalan terra-cotta ceiling tiles — a distinctive feature of this property and an extremely rare one. The elegant black marble floor tiles, combined with the warm, rusty colour of the terra-cotta ceiling, set the tone for what is clearly an elegant home with a designer's touch. The sitting room To the left of the entrance hall is a small sitting room featuring a television, a contemporary concrete cube fireplace, and an enormous natural rock that protrudes from the wall— a reminder that this property has been carved into the hillside. We love this feature, as its timeless quality contrasts beautifully with the otherwise contemporary feel of the room. The laundry room / boiler room Situated on the opposite side of the sitting room and accessible via a door to the front garden, this spacious area includes the boiler, a sink, a washing machine, a dryer, and a downstairs WC. The library / main reception room We adore this space. Fitted with bookshelves all around, it includes an architect-style desk under the window, a ladder for the books, and windows on both sides. The reception area features an open fireplace, making it a wonderful place to work and relax. It exudes the ambiance of a Parisian or New York apartment. In the winter, should one wish to use only a small part of the property, the ground-floor ensuite master bedroom at the far end of this room allows for a cozy apartment-style living arrangement between this area and the downstairs kitchen. The master bedroom & ensuite Situated at the far end of the main library/ reception room, this generously sized bedroom has a vast ensuite dressing and shower room. With the doors flung open onto the sitting room, it is we imagine falling asleep by the fire, book in hand, and the invitation of a lovely big double bed just next door. The property has been designed with all the comforts of a modern home. Of note : the internal wooden shutters (easy to close at night!) with their tiny perforated holes which allow the light to dance like constellations over the wooden panels. This completes our tour of the front section of the property. We now descend a couple of steps into the rear section of the hallway, leading down to the kitchen. The Kitchen & Dining Room The kitchen and dining room are accessed from the main house by descending the stairs. A spacious paved terra-cotta terrace extends from the kitchen toward the pool, featuring a covered pergola for summer dining. The view is truly impressive. This expansive area on the lower ground floor is divided into a dining room with a fireplace and French doors that open to the terrace, as well as a breakfast kitchen equipped with a table and a door leading to the terrace, along with a side window for additional light. Together, these two rooms create an excellent space for entertaining, which more than doubles in size during the summer months thanks to the large terrace. Upstairs The upper section of the property also provides access to the garden, just like the lower and first floors. One of the advantages of the property's hillside location is the stunning views and varied vistas available from different points in the garden. On the top floor, there are three large double bedrooms. The middle bedroom features an ensuite bathroom with a bathtub, while the other two bedrooms each have ensuite shower rooms. One of these bedrooms includes a private door leading directly to the garden, allowing access to and from the property without having to go through the main house. The pool area The pool area is decked and raised - with far reaching views. The decking area is vast and this whole area is one of the main features of the property. The 14 meter long salt-water pool has a black concrete base which lends a contemporary touch. The gardens The gardens are easy to maintain with a mixture of wild woodland and grass, formal terraces areas and decking as well as some quite Mediterranean feeling plants and trees : Agave and palm The tiered garden also lends a Mediterranean or Provençal feel to the outside. Who will love this property. This property will appeal to lovers of spacious Gascon homes which shy away from the rustic and feel contemporary: a stylish home to enjoy summer days by the pool surrounded by the ancient rolling Gascon valleys. There are lovely features such as the terracotta ceiling tiles, the large rock in the sitting room, the library with its elegant wooden floor. This is a property which also works all year round with a modern and comfortable finish; it is practical with each bedroom having its own ensuite. This property will not work for anyone with mobility issues as there are stairs down to the kitchen. What we love most The views are delightful - enjoy them from every corner of the house and gardens! The library room is fabulous. It has to win the award for one of the most desirable home office spaces in Gascony. A mixture of modern and cosy.

Lomagne Properties presents this unique manor house with chateau features located on the outskirts of a typical Gascony village, boasting a restaurant and a stunning chateau. An inner courtyard is created by the outbuildings and a majestic fence surrounds the front garden. The wealth of original features, such as the remarkable staircase, the huge fireplaces, the period wall paintings and the imposing beams have been well preserved during the renovation, during which nothing was left to chance. The manor house offers 3 spacious bedrooms and is complemented by a separate 2 bedroom guest house in one of the outbuildings. The latter offer ample space to create further guest houses. In the middle of the wooded park you will find a swimming pool with outdoor facilities. An exceptional property to view as soon as possible. Location: On a plot of 9,200 m2, on the edge of a small, quiet Gascony village, with restaurant and chateau. Access: Tarn et Garonne, 65min. from Toulouse International Airport and 9 minutes from the first amenities, 45 min. from Agen TGV station. Total approx. 555 m2 Manor House (435m2) - Ground floor:o Entrance hall (13m2), stone staircaseo Living/dining room (57m2), fireplace with beams - large windowso Kitchen (26m2)o Laundry room (29m2)o Library (39m2)o Room to renovate (33m2) Manor House - first floor:o Master bedroom (57m2) with en-suite bathroomo Bathroom (26m2), bath, shower, WC, bidet, washbasino Bedroom 2 (39m2) en-suite bathroomo Bathroom (11m2) with bath, WC, bidet and washbasino Office/bedroom/dressing room (21m2), with access to the bathroomo Bedroom 3 (22m2) with en-suite bathroom (7.4m2) and living room (27m2) - access by a separate staircaseGuest house (120m2): o Living room (26.7m2) o Dining room (21.7m2) o Kitchen (19.8m2) o Bedroom 1 (19.5m2) with en-suite bathroom (4.5m2) o Bedroom 2 (22.7m2) en-suite bathroom (5.25m2) Condition: Completely renovated about 40 years ago. Very well maintained. The windows are mostly single-glazed. Septic tank probably not compliant. Additional information: - 9,219 m2 of land - Swimming pool of 12.5 x 6.5 m2 - Property tax, 6012 euros per year - a well - used for watering the garden - Barn (280 m2) - Workshop and second barn (370 m2) - Gravelled cellar (58 m2) - Built in around 1680 Comments: Our properties have been carefully selected for their location, character and charm. A house is sold unfurnished unless otherwise stated in the description. Agency fees payable by the seller. All measurements and distances are approximate. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. Non-contractual document. LOMAGNE PROPERTIES EIRL Resi Limbeek - Expertimo Network Agent - RSAC 529 658 072 Montauban - 0033 (0) 7.60.85.21.76 - www.lomagne-properties.com EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

Situated in a charming village, this magnificent 'maison de maître' is accessed by an elegant double staircase. Situated on the border of the Gers and Tarn-et-Garonne (Lomagne) departments, the house offers a serene and authentic atmosphere that complements the rural charm and medieval history of the region. The property comprises a spacious main house, a separate apartment on the garden level and a large multi-functional building with garage. Outside you will find a beautiful swimming pool surrounded by parkland with ancient trees, offering stunning views of the rolling countryside and the neighbouring village with its historic chateau. This unique residence combines classic elegance with modern versatility, making it the perfect retreat in a picturesque and historical setting. Location: Set in 6980 m2 of land on the edge of a peaceful Gascony hamlet, close to a village with restaurant and chateau. Access: Borders of the Tarn-et-Garonne and Gers departments, 70 minutes from Toulouse international airport and 8 minutes from the first amenities, 45 minutes from Agen TGV station. Manor House (Total 367 m2) - First Floor: Entrance Hall (50 m2) Living Room (35 m2) Dining Room (35 m2) Kitchen (11 m2) Bedroom with En-suite Bathroom (34 m2) Bathroom (12.5 m2) Bath, Shower, WC, Washbasin Dressing Room (13 m2) Bathroom (4.5 m2) Bath, WC, Washbasin Separate WC Bedroom 2 (18 m2) Bedroom 3 (24.5 m2) Manor House - Garden Level: Entrance Hall (28.5 m2) Room 1 (25 m2) Kitchen Corridor (9.5 m2) Separate WC Bathroom (7 m2) Room 2 (42 m2) Laundry Room (20 m2) Covered Terrace (27 m2) Outbuilding (138 m2): Covered Terrace (19 m2) Former Kitchen (15 m2) Room (48 m2) Open space/mezzanine (110 m2) Side terrace (14 m2) Apartment (37.5 m2) two rooms, WC and shower room Garage (37.5 m2) Condition: Oil central heating Single glazing - Electric water heater - Electrical system to be modernised - Outbuilding with damp problems (quote in preparation) - Septic tank to be replaced - Otherwise in good condition Additional information: Land of 6,980 m2 Swimming pool of 11 x 5 m2 - salt water Property tax, approximately 2450 euros per year Beautiful well and vegetable garden Connected to fibre optics Two cellars at garden level EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

This is an opportunity to acquire a spacious farm located in a dominant and private position without any nuisance, although close to a village with shops and services and only 45 minutes from Agen (TGV) station. . Accessible via a long, partly private driveway, this unique 5.4 hectare rural refuge offers breathtaking views of the Gascon countryside. With its generous reception and bedrooms, two guest apartments, it is ideal for hosting parties and classes. The 150 m2 landing on the first floor is particularly suitable for music or yoga classes. The luxurious space at the edge of the swimming pool with sauna and viewpoint makes it THE place of relaxation par excellence in the best kept secret of France (the Gers). Region: On the border of Tarn et Garonne and Gers, near Saint Clar, and Lectoure. Agen station 45 min. (TGV). Toulouse Airport approximately 1 hour. Bordeaux and Bergerac airport approx.1h45. Location: Located in the middle of 5.4 hectares of land. Surrounded by agricultural land, it is accessed via a long driveway. Layout: Total +/_ 760m2 Ground floor:o Living room 85 m2 - tiled floor - fireplaceo Kitchen - 25m2 - fitted and equippedo Dining room - 26.7m2 - wood stove and access to the terraceo Office - 22m2o Library - 36m2o Second reception/dining room - 23 m2o Bedroom and shower room - 21m2- with shower, WC and sink Laundry room - 18m2o Scullery - 7m2o Apartment - 80m2 - two bedrooms (11.5), lounge/kitchen diner ( 40m2), separate entrance/office, bathroom, separate WC.First floor:o Landing of 154 m2 - wooden floor - exposed beamso Bedroom 4 - 26m2 - wooden floor - en suite bathroomo Bathroom - 11.5 - bath, shower, WC, double sink Bedroom 5 - 22.5m2 - wooden floor - with en suite shower room and WC Bedroom 6 - 31m2 - wooden floor - en suite bathroom - attic bedroom (16.25m2 standing height)o Bathroom - 14.4m2 - WC, bath, sink.o Bedroom 7 - 20m2 - wooden floor - en suite bathroom - attic bedroom (10m2 standing height) o Bathroom - 11m2 - Bath, WC, sink Dark room/laboratory - 12m2 Outbuilding: - Dovecote: 90m2 - converted into guest accommodation, with two bedrooms, a shower room, a living room, a kitchen/dining room , 2 WC.- Garage: double indoor garage for two cars - 43m2- 4 horse boxes/hobby storage - 66m2- Pool house next to the swimming pool with 'mirador' - for incredible sunsets - and sauna. Condition: In excellent condition. Completely renovated. Double glazing. The house is heated by heat pumps, wood stoves and pellets. The first floor also benefits from air conditioning. Two new septic tanks. Additional information: - Swimming pool (4.5 x 9 m), terrace, shower, chlorine, liner from 2014. - Three covered terraces - 54093 m2 of land - Property tax, 3050 euros annually - Wood storage - 31m2Comments: Our properties have been carefully selected for their location, character and charm. A house is sold unfurnished unless mentioned in the description. Agency fees payable by the seller. All measurements and distances are approximate. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr (C. envir., art. R. 125-25, I). Non-contractual document. LOMAGNE PROPERTIES EIRL Resi Limbeek - Agent Reseau Expertimo - RSAC 529 658 072 Montauban - 0033 (0) 7.60.85.21.76 - www.lomagne-properties.com EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

Where are we ? This elegant stone property with its adjacent barn is located to the north of Saint Clar in a peaceful rural setting surrounded by trees and fields and sits on a large plot of land. The property is located within easy driving distance of Toulouse international airport, the Gers (Lectoure, Fleurance, Saint Clar) as well as the Tarn et Garonne (Beaumont de Lomagne and Lavit). This lovely elegant farmhouse sits on the edge of two beautiful departments within easy reach of some of their most beautiful market towns, shops and schools. The property The house has the elegant appeal of a Chartreuse and is built in beautiful white stone. There are two entrances to the property, shaded by a canopy of trees, and set back from a rural lane with barely any passers-by. There is a generous front garden, and a vast stretch of land to the rear with a field and pond, and views over open countryside. The main door opens onto a long hallway which runs the length of the property. In the extension of the house, there is a stone barn with two levels, as well as an adjoining barn. Behind the rear wall of the downstairs property there is access to a large barn. The ground floor comprises: A lovely wood-paneled reception room is inspired by the 18th century “Jane Austen” style drawing-rooms, renowned for their deep blues and reds and a period of history unafraid to use a vibrant splash of colour. This lovely blue backdrop creates a warm and inviting space and offsets the art work on the walls beautifully. There is a lovely harmony between the elegant interior and the pretty gardens seen from the French doors and windows. The kitchen is simple and charming with a wood-burning fire. The furniture is rustic and the ambience deliberately stripped back and somehow intrinsically restful. This is not a “fitted” kitchen but made up of individual pieces of furniture. To the front of the downstairs hallways there is a spacious room which could be used as a ground floor bedroom, currently set up as an artist’s atelier. To the rear of the hallway we find a downstairs storage/pantry area, cloakroom and WC. From here, one could choose to open the property up into the barn (and use this space to develop the property - relevant planning permission would be required). The first floor comprises: A long upstairs hallway accessed via a recently-fitted wooden staircase in beautiful pale wood. Two bedrooms currently used as children's bedrooms are interconnected by a shared shower-room, and both rooms are also accessible directly from the central hallway. These bedrooms are cosy being set beneath the slope of the roof, so ideal as children’s bedrooms. A first-floor master bedroom sits along the hallway. A beautiful upstairs bathroom with a sumptuous washbasin, free-standing bathtub and upstairs laundry-area hidden behind a screen with a washing-machine and dryer, is reserved for use by the parents (the other two bedrooms sharing a shower-room). At the far end of the hallway there is a separate upstairs WC and access to the upper level of the adjacent barn, where the property could be opened out, subject to relevant planning permission. The Gardens With almost 6 hectares of land the property has several water sources and a natural pond. There is a lovely flat stretch of arable field to the rear and pretty views all around, with many mature trees.

This beautifully renovated village house near St. Clar offers a warm, inviting atmosphere and is perfectly suited for gatherings. With four spacious bedrooms, five bath/shower rooms, a double salon, and a cozy office with a fireplace, it provides ample space for family and friends. The charming kitchen opens to a lovely terrace, where there's plenty of room to dine with a group while taking in breathtaking views over the rolling countryside and even the Pyrenees, making the modest garden feel expansive. Unusually for a village home, it includes two garages--an exceptional feature that adds versatility. This house is ideal for those seeking a permanent residence or a tranquil holiday retreat. With its stunning setting and flexible layout, it also presents an excellent opportunity for anyone interested in starting a B&B, offering both charm and unparalleled views from the salon, main bedroom, terrace, and pool. Access: In Nord Est part of the department Gers (32) close Saint Clar, International Airport at 60 min and TGV Train station in Agen at 50 min. Shops and services at 8 min.Location: Sitting on the edge of a quint village with no amenities, attached to one side, not overlooked, far reaching views over rolling hills of Gascony. Layout:   Total 238 m2Ground levelo   Entrance and hall (15m2)o   Kitchen (18,6m2) insert fireplaceo   Back kitchen (3,8m2)o   Living room- dining (49m2) featuring arches and stone wallso   Bedroom 1 (13 m2)o   Bathroom (7,4 m2) - shower, bath, WC, and double wash basino   Second living/ office (37 m2)o   Bathroom (4m2) Shower, WC, washbasinFirst Flooro   Landing (28m2)o   Bedroom 2 (17,4 m2)o   Bathroom (13,9 m2) - shower, bath, WC, and wash basin and fire piece mantelo   Bedroom 3 (12,4m2) ensuiteo   Bathroom (5 m2) - shower, WC, and wash basino   Bedroom 4 (12,4m2) ensuiteo   Bathroom (6,5 m2) - bath, WC, and wash basino   Linne room (3m2)Condition:·       Double glazing in PVC·       Reversible air-conditioning and wood burner and some electric panels·       Recently renovated Outbuildings:·       Indoor Garage/workshop/storage (20m2) accessible from second living giving access to music room·       Garden storage (20m2)·       Summer kitchen (15m2)·       Hangar open garage (30m2) Additional info:·       Tax Foncière: 880 EUR annually·       Fiber optic internet connected·       Terrace to the side of the property·       Above ground pool 8 x 4m - giving infinity pool sensation·       Bakery delivery to the front door 6 days a week·       Extra room (35m2) needs to be finished currently music room above garage·       Part of the garden (150m2) in front of the property - separated by a communal path currently also used to park the car Comments: Our properties have been carefully selected for their location, character and charm. A house is sold unfurnished unless mentioned in the description. Agency fees payable by the seller. All measurements and distances are approximate. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website. Non contractual document.LOMAGNE PROPERTIES EIRL Resi Limbeek - Mandataire  Reseau Expertimo - RSAC 529 658 072 Montauban -   0033 (0) 7.60.85.21.76 - www.lomagne-properties.com   EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

Superb formal village house with swimming pool and guest cottage, situated on the ramparts of a village with school, shops and restaurant, in the north of the Gers, on the Tarn et Garonne/Lot et Garonne border. This beautiful, well-presented stone building comprises, on the ground floor, an entrance hall with toilet, a small TV lounge (or study), a very beautiful lounge/library with fireplace and two south-facing windows offering uninterrupted views of the Gers countryside and even the Pyrenees! Dining room, country kitchen, storeroom/utility room/boiler room (oil-fired Viessmann boiler). There is also a bedroom with shower room, dressing area and toilet on the same level. The first floor comprises a pretty landing with toilet giving access to the 56 m² master suite (45 m² bedroom and 11 m² bathroom/shower). Four other bedrooms and two shower/bathrooms are also on this first floor. The second floor comprises a shower room, toilet and two bedrooms. Pretty garden with swimming pool and covered terrace. South-facing courtyard accessible from the kitchen, ideal for al fresco dining, garages, cellars, workshop, etc. The totally independent guest house comprises a large living room/kitchen, utility room and toilet. Upstairs, a landing leads to 2 bedrooms, a shower room and a toilet. This stone property is full of character and could also be used as a guest house or possible gite business - subject to necessary permissions. Price including agency fees : 899.000 € Price excluding agency fees : 856.191 € Buyer commission, tax included: 5%

iad France - Christelle CHAPELLE (07 68 89 22 79) offers you: In a haven of peace, on the way to Santiago de Compostela, just 6 km from the entrance to the Agen Toulouse motorway, come and discover this splendid estate of 440 m² set in a 7.7-hectare park in Saint-Antoine. Beautifully restored, it is currently run as 'guest rooms and a gite', with the facilities and layout ready for immediate business takeover. This exceptional stone property boasts a magnificent landscaped garden, a large swimming pool area, a sunny terrace, and several outbuildings. Ideally located, this estate offers unparalleled comfort with its double heat pump, large wood stove, and double glazing. The large main building includes a beautiful private area and a section with 5 large suites, a reception room, kitchen, private terrace, and parking. A restored stone dovecote is now arranged as an independent gite. Facing south, east, and west, this exceptional property will charm you with its many high-end features. There are still over 450 m² of beautiful outbuildings and a barn on this property to further develop projects. Visit without delay!This description has been automatically translated from French.

iad France - Audrey Favaro (06 84 73 96 61) offers you: Magnificent bourgeois house nestled in a dominant position, close to Lectoure.At the end of a cypress-lined alley, this master house and its outbuilding will charm you from the very first moments. Set on a plot of over 2.2 hectares of lush greenery, it has been beautifully restored: the framework, carpentry, facade, and roofs have all been renewed.This residence offers incredible potential of 760 m² of living space distributed as follows:- The bourgeois house of 537 m² spread over 2 levels, where the major structural work has been completed; only interior work remains: roof insulation, electricity, floors, walls, bathrooms. In this part, 93 m² is currently arranged as a living room and independent kitchen. The remaining 6 rooms will be to arrange according to your wishes, with the possibility of 4 or more bedrooms, including one on the ground floor.- The outbuilding of 223 m², also over 2 levels, currently includes a living room/kitchen, a bedroom with shower and toilet, a second bedroom with toilet and water point, and converted attics. These spaces can serve as a gîte or guest rooms, or simply to host family or friends.In addition, a very large garage of 89 m² where you can park your vehicles. The advantages of this house are numerous: underfloor heating, insert, fireplaces with Polyflam system, double-glazed carpentry, individual sanitation redone in 2014, drainage around the house, calm location with a superb view.A house rich in history awaiting you to finish this renovation and regain its full splendor! Do not hesitate and contact me quickly to schedule a visit or request further information! Plans available upon request.Agency fees at the expense of the seller. Information on the energy performance of this property: DPE C index 113 and GES A index 2. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate listing has been prepared under the editorial responsibility of Ms. Audrey Favaro EI (ID 83225), independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered with the RSAC of AUCH under the number 952122307, holder of the real estate marketing card on behalf of I@D France SAS. Find all our properties on our website: www.iadfrance.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

This pretty stone property is located a short distance from the popular town of Lectoure, with its weekly market and plethora of eclectic independent shops, its schools and many antique dealers for which the town is so well known. This property is set in a peaceful area, with a long private driveway far from the hub of the village but with easy access to Lectoure, Agen and Toulouse with easy access for Paris, Bordeaux and Toulouse. With living accommodation on three levels of the main house, the property comprises : a veranda, main reception room, spacious kitchen, dining-room, bedroom and shower room, laundry room, and separate WC. On the first floor there is a master suite with an ensuite bathroom. On the lower garden level there is a private appartment suite (with 3 rooms) as well as the boiler room and garage. The gardens are a delight, and the current owner who is a keen gardener has created a floral backdrop to the house which is an absolute delight, with many varieties of trees, roses and bushes (a list can be found in the details below). Here at Bliss we loved the covered terrace area, opposite the main house, for summer dining, with a backdrop of beautiful roses. For anyone with dogs, it is interesting to note that the entire garden has been fenced off. There are some pretty vines growing along one section of the fencing, to accompany the cheese board. There is a decorative stone water feature with thirty fish (we didn’t count!) The additional outbuilding/ cottage in the gardens which is partially renovated on two floor, provides further scope for development (subject to any relevant planning which may be necessary).

The approach to the property The property is hidden behind pretty stone walls, attractive wrought iron gates, and a canopy of mature trees, including some lovely mature Cyprus trees. The garden is full of roses and peonies and on the day of our visit is bursting with blossom. Beyond the pool and gardens, landscaped on two levels, our eyes are drawn across miles of countryside to the south. The vista from the property is lovely, from both the pretty gardens around the house and the valley beyond. The house : the ground floor The old wooden door, with its characterful “hand-shaped” door-knocker, opens onto a traditional Gascon hallway with a terracotta floor tile. The hallway runs the full length of the property. The kitchen With a door both to the main hallway and the side gardens and path to the pool, the kitchen is spacious enough to incorporate a dining-room table and chairs and also boasts a beautiful open fire-place, a characterful spot for a winter’s supper. The kitchen is divided into two area by a half wall, and has a pretty decorative chimney breast built with old terracotta tiles. The downstairs study/ bedroom/ WC A spacious area on the ground floor provides room for a downstairs study and bedroom, with a WC. The main reception room This pleasant symmetrical room has a pretty fireplace with a wood-burning stove and a lovely classical plasterwork surround. There are two spacious cupboards with shelves to each side of the fireplace. The floor is lain with terracotta tiles. The Dining-Room The dining room is of a similar size to the main reception room and also boasts a fireplace. In addition room houses a contemporary staircase to the first floor. The First Floor The first floor of the property provides a surprising amount of space. The first floor reception-room The stairway leads to an open plan area which is currently dressed with sofas and chairs and used as a games’ and reading room. This area has exposed oak beams running across the ceiling and has the “feel” of a cosy “den” or central communal space shared by the occupants of the other bedrooms. The first floor “cinema room” A doorway opens from the central reception area to a surprising space. There is evidence from the newly fitted (but not yet painted) plasterboard ceiling that there were plans to concert this room into a large master bedroom with a dressing-room at one end. (NB: “a change of usage” permit may be required to convert this area above the barn into extra bedrooms). Currently this room is used as a “home-cinema” room. The bedrooms Dotted around the central reception area of the first floor, there are three good-sized bedrooms. As this property was originally built in the style of a Chartreuse, the rooms have been added and built around exposed oak beams with low windows on ground floor level. The ambience in all three of these spacious rooms is one of cosy rusticity. The bathroom The upstairs bedrooms all share a family bathroom (with a bath-tub) and separate WC.

Overview Embrace the growing trend for unique ‘tiny home stays’ with this wonderful opportunity to purchase your very own holiday park. Soak up the views and relish rural life in the heart of Gers’ magnificent countryside while earning a living from an established tourist destination which features 5 different styles of wooden holiday home and a pool. Set in six hectares of private grounds with woodland and pretty gardens, the new buyer can live on site in a spacious home which also doubles as a reception area and communal restaurant. You and your guests can also savour the views from a large, fenced swimming pool and a covered hot tub, and for younger visitors, there’s even a playground. The holiday park’s location just south of the popular and chic spa town Lectoure, in the northern part of the region, makes it best placed for tourists seeking a private, peaceful base offering ‘something a little different’. Toulouse Airport is only 1.5 hours away from an area growing in popularity to visitors from all over the world. A closer look at the holiday accommodation The park includes different styles of accommodation: two are two-bedroom wooden chalets and the remaining three, more traditional in design and better suited to a lone traveller or couple. The smaller chalets are studio in style, every inch of space has been maximised and outside is a charming veranda, with tables and chairs and breathtaking views across miles and miles of countryside. Inside is a shower room, and the kitchen is well-equipped with a hob, fridge and microwave. For extra warmth and adding to the cosy vibe, there’s even a little wood burner. Conversely, for hot summer days and nights, there is air conditioning. Step inside the larger wooden chalets The two larger wooden chalets offer practical and pleasant two-bedroom accommodation, perfect for couples and families. They have large decked, covered terraces with truly remarkable views across rolling hills and a patchwork of farmers’ fields. There is heating and air conditioning and each has a private shaded garden offering the perfect space to rest and relax. The main house The house currently serves as both a home for the owner and a reception area to welcome guests and serve them meals. There’s a professionally equipped working kitchen with robust stainless-steel cookers, preparation tables and shelving plus a larder and a separate laundry. The kitchen leads into a large dining room and from here you can access three double bedrooms of a good size and with plenty of storage, as well as a large modern bathroom with sink, shower cubicle and bath. There is also a separate toilet. From the outside, a part glazed door leads you into a lounge with stone fireplace and wood burner and also air conditioning. The space gives the current owners privacy away from guests and from here stairs lead up to the first floor where there are two additional double bedrooms. Fun in the sun for all The current owners are keen gardeners and have taken great pride in establishing pretty planted beds, flowering shrubs and in a configuration that makes the most of the woodland and gives each home-away-from-home shade and privacy. The swimming-pool with its stunning view is a welcome addition which guests of all ages can enjoy, in addition to the hot tub set in its own tiny wooden house. The children’s playground with swings and slides adds the variety of fun things to do. The property also includes a spacious attic, two garages and a hangar for extra storage. What we love here at Bliss We love the incredible setting with exceptional rural views and a true sense of escaping from the world in whichever perfectly planned holiday home takes your fancy. It would be a pleasure to hand this gem to someone who appreciates the opportunity to provide travellers and holidaymakers with a unique outdoor living experience at the heart of Gascony. Who will this property suit? Lovers of outdoor living with an appreciation of the countryside seeking a home with a seasonal income. It suits buyers attracted to an opportunity where you simply pick up and carry on the current owner’s good work as there’s very little renovation to do and they’ve an established customer base and reputation. However, someone with a passion for interiors and styling could really have some fun dressing the wooden chalets, adding to the charm and general appeal. (Technical information) MAIN HOUSE Brick house 5 bedrooms (electric radiators plus air conditioning) Lounge + dining room + reception area Professional kitchen Attic Wood burner 36 solar panels on roof Double glazing ADSL (fibre possible) 2 garages 1 hangar Swimming pool with alarm and fence Children’s playground STUDIO ACCOMMODATION X 3 Double bed Shower room & WC Reversible electric heating/cooling Wood burner Private garden WOODEN CHALETS X 2 2 x bedrooms Shower room & WC Reversible electric heating/cooling Private garden (Support information on PEREZ) (For top of page) 710,520 euros Agency fees included, payable by seller, 596 SURFACE: 210 m2 (+ 50m2 uninhabitable) LAND: 6.7 hectares) MAIN HOUSE: ROOMS: 2 BEDROOMS: 5 HEATING: Electric, wood, air conditioning PROPERTY TAX: 1100 euros CLOSE TO LECTOURE DPE: 229 / D GES: 7 / B

Proudly facing the snow-capped mountains from its hillside position, bathed with light throughout the year, and drenched with golden summer sunshine, this property is one of the most historical, and fascinating properties to be found in the heart of Lectoure. With two gardens, and terraces on two levels, this is a house of mystery, of nooks and crannies, and endless quiet corners in which to read or escape the world. Unique and magical, it is a hard task to describe, but allow us to accompany you into the ever surprising and unexpected world of this property. We enter the building from the heart of town and leave behind the bustle of village life, with the baker, grocer, wine-shop, and tea-rooms on our doorstep, and enter an ochre coloured external hallway redolent of a Spanish castell with a wrought iron gate protecting the entrance to the inner courtyard. Owned by the same family for over thirty years, this property has been a much-loved private home. Architecturally, it is an unusual and segmented property, at the heart of which sits an internal courtyard, from whence there rises a monumental staircase built in 1702. The property comprises two separate buildings one on each side of the courtyard. The north-facing façade overlooking Lectoure’s main high street and the south-facing façade, facing the Pyrenees. The North and South sections of the property are linked on ground floor, first floor and second floor levels by covered passageways with original wooden floors and ceilings. The property has traditionally been used as one single home but equally it could be used as individual apartments with a central communal area, or as luxury lettings : with five fully equipped appartements (each with kitchen and bathroom) and a top floor artist’s studio. The building comprises two appartements on the north side, three on the south side, and the artist’s studio on the top floor under the eaves. From the internal courtyard, where there is an old stone well, we descend a short flight of stone steps, pass beneath the south-facing building, and traverse an area where old stable doors currently provide storage for garden tools and dusty bottles of wine. The south-facing garden opens into an old stone outbuilding (currently used for parking) which in turn opens onto the rear street behind, providing valuable access to the gardens for works to the property or evacuation of garden rubbish. A private parking area in Lectoure is much cherished, and it is convenient to have an exit to the southern ramparts of town, especially during the summer months when on Mondays and Fridays the popular Lectoure markets are held and the main rue Nationale is blocked for vehicular access.

Gascony: rich and rolling countryside, incredible views and rambling country estates. There is of course the ubiquitous confit de canard. With this property, there are real live ducks, a fabulous private lake in the garden, and the kind of manor house you would happily find on location in a movie entitled Secret South West France. Many houses in the area have been completely restored. This one although having undergone partial renovation has the appealing ambience of an old French home in the countryside, where there is still plenty to do, but somehow everything works. From the occasional vibrantly shocking colourful bathroom suite, or wallpaper last hung in the 1970s, to the old farm kitchen, to the lovely old wooden staircase, and what feels like an endless amount of children’s bedrooms. If every you were invited to stay in the countryside of France as a child, in a quintessentially French home, this is it. The children can play on boats or by the waters edge, or chasing the ducks, for hours. The garden is populated with a host of trees, from olive to oak. There is a dog, plenty of cats; plenty of place to work from home, house the in-laws (should you wish to), or to hide away from the world and pretend you are in 1950 or 1970, or today, or 2025 with the superspeed internet. Let’s have a wander: The main house The main house is divided into two sections. Historically the property was occupied by several branches of the same family and at some point in the 1950s this vast Gascon home was divided into two sections, with a kitchen, reception room, and bedrooms on both sides. Let us begin our tour, with a look at the part of the property in which the current owners reside today : We enter the main house, to find ourselves in a traditional Gascon hallway, that at some point in time was divided into two sections: being such a long hallway, it was no doubt deemed that the second section of the hallway, with a door at the far end leading to the garden, was wasted as a hallway, and instead became a dining-room - very much as the space was used in the past with big feasts with the farm-workers after harvest. Here there is a lovely old parquet floor (requiring some repair), wall panels, and a dining-room table. First left, on entering our original front door, there is a lovely warm and welcoming “L” shaped farmhouse kitchen, with a door at the far end to the garden to the side. There is a woodburning stone, a range of units for storage. With plenty of place for a breakfast table, this room has a joyful ambience, and is also a lovely room to sit and work at the table, and enjoy the fire. At the bottom of the hallway, there are two rooms, one on each side. One is the family reception room, with fireplace, and on the other side a large reception room, which is used as a game’s room, or informal living room. On the other side of the wall, there is the second section of the property (or the other “half” of the property which we will visit later on). There is a downstairs double bedroom, with a parquet floor and a window to the east, and an old fireplace. Underneath the stairs (which have been enclosed by a wooden doorway which could be removed) there is a cloakroom where the coats and boots are kept from view. A lovely old wooden staircase leads to the first floor. The First Floor The first-floor landing is our first surprise being so spacious! This incredible 48m²+ area overlooks the garden, and has two windows. is more reminiscent of a first floor reception-room than a traditional landing. With a desk at one end, where the current owner works, it is currently used as an upstairs study. There is also a large wooden reception style desk at the opposite end, behind which there is access to storage room/attic. On this level there are 7 bedrooms, two of which have an ensuite shower-room. The others share a family shower room on the same floor. The rooms have a mixture of parquet, lino and tiled floors and are all filled with light, and clearly much loved over the years. One might choose to redecorate, or enjoy the “feel” of a property from another time. “When we first moved in, we thought about redecorating, but after a time, grew to love the vintage wall-paper and fittings so much, especially seeing how many of these fixtures and fittings are coming back into fashion! In the end we left much of the original decoration. This is a house that is perfect for a family and children, and we were very happy to keep the house very much the way it had always been. We have loved living here, and so have our children.” The second half of the main property As mentioned, the property was divided back in the mid-19th century, when families had more children, and branches of the same family lived together under one roof. Today, we access the other half of the property via a separate door, although it should be noted that both halves of the property can be joined together to create one single and vast home, as it was originally built in the 18th century. With a veranda to the side, the property has a lovely main reception room, with fireplace, a very rustic kitchen, a rear kitchen and pantry, and a hallway leading to two downstairs bedrooms, with lovely old parquet flooring and doors to the garden. There is a downstairs bathroom, storage area and WC. On the first floor, a hallway leads to two upstairs bedrooms. Other dwellings on the estate There is a second cottage/gîte on the estate, and a second house once used by the farmworkers. The first cottage has an entrance hall, a sitting-room, a downstairs bathroom and a kitchen. On the first floor of the cottage, there are two bedrooms and a WC and a converted 48m²+ attic space. The farm labourer’s cottage We enter the house directly from an enclosed area, with a walled garden, into a kitchen and open-plan sitting-room. There is a downstairs shower-room. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms and a dressing room. Outbuildings A vast amount of space can be found in the outbuildings, with three garages ( 100m² x 3) A covered hangar (336m²) U shaped farm building (in two sections : 665m² + 710m²) A wooden chicken-coop : 50m² A barn: 520m² A shed : 12m²

This beautiful and historical building sits in the heart of Lectoure, one of the most beloved towns in Gascony, renowned for its wealth of shops, brocantes, and eclectic restaurants and tea-rooms. Lectoure is infused with life all year round, with a theatre, cinema and thermal centre, as well as a casino for those who fancy a flutter. This property sits in the heart of the historical centre of town with all its hustle and bustle, and yet provides a serene and tranquil home to its current owner, who has infused life into the property and much artistic flair; respecting both the history of the building and the local architecture of Lectoure. The property is impressive in size, impeccably decorated with perfect colours throughout; discreet chalky whites, creams and beiges. Subtle colours that capture the sunlight from the outside, and cast a magical hue as we glide from room to room admiring the period features. On the upper level at least, these feel in style more 17th and 18th century, with the old terra-cotta flooring, original fireplaces, high ceilings and tall windows. The foundations of the property, however, are very much rooted in the 13th century. Full details and more photographs on blissimmo.com .

Guillaume Sers, Laforêt agency, offers you this master house with terrace in the city center of Lectoure. - The main house features a very large living room, 2 offices, 4 bedrooms, a glassed-in loggia, and a terrace with a view of the sunset. The property overlooks an entire floor of storage and a 160 square meter garage. - The East wing of the house, overlooking the courtyard, consists of a double guest room, an independent apartment ready to rent, and a space to finish developing. The whole is in very good condition, ready to live in. It exudes undeniable charm.This description has been automatically translated from French.

The property There is little to be seen from the outside of the property other than its high stone walls and the solid wooden doors of its entrance, which makes our first sighting of the garden when its doors are pulled back quite special, as the dramatic view on the other side of the garden gate is quite unexpected. Our eyes are drawn along a white stone path to a stone wall at the far end of the garden, from which there is a vertiginous view over the valley to the south. In this respect, the garden has its own “ramparts”, and it is here on a sunny day we sit up on high to lunch and admire the chequered green and golden fields below, spread out in their rich tapestry. The garden is completely private and tranquil, and is surely one of the most beautiful spots for al fresco dining in Gascony. The house sits to one side of the pathway, the old barn to the other. The garden is full of ancient scented roses, with beautiful colours of baby pink contrasting perfectly with the pale leaves of the olive tree. There are flower beds bursting into life with the summer sunshine and with the dramatic backdrop of the barn. The pool is partially enclosed in a stone building, and is thus beautifully sheltered. First let’s take a look at the house. Built on two levels, each level is a separate, independent unit, allowing the property to be occupied as one single house or two completely independent appartments within the same house. One can of course choose to link the two floors via a staircase. On the upper garden level, there is a large and spacious reception-room, with an open-plan kitchen in one corner. This beautiful room has windows on three sides, with views over the valley and the garden. The view from each window is unspoilt and the recently fitted windows provide the perfect framework. Two original doors lead to a large double bedroom with an ensuite shower-room and WC. The bedroom overlooks the valley, and has an ornamental fireplace. A newly fitted wooden staircase leads to a first floor mezzanine above, which is currently used as a study. Returning to the garden once more, we descend a flight of stone steps to an enclosed courtyard below. This area holds the warm sunlight between its stone walls and is the perfect sheltered spot on a windy day, or between seasons. The lower courtyard, and the lower level of the house can also be accessed directly from the village, so that although there are two sections to this property, each has its own garden. On the ground floor we enter a beautiful kitchen with a long stone work surface and sink that runs the entire length of one wall, with views to the garden. The room has two archways, one of which opens directly onto the main reception-room, where there is a woodburning stove, the second archway opens onto an area currently as a bedroom albeit this room does not have a door. This area could also be used as an extension of the main reception-room, as a study, or second sitting-room. On the lower ground floor level, there is also a spacious shower-room. The barn This is arguably one of the most beautiful buildings we have seen at Bliss, and the barn has its own special history. During the war, members of the resistance met here, and made radio broadcasts to London from the upper section of the barn, via a radio set which was still present, and is now housed in a museum. If these old stone walls could tell a story.. we would hear their whispers long into the night. The barn is currently used for storage on both levels. We particularly love the stone steps to the upper level which run up the external wall. Although planning permission would definitely be required for a change of usage, one cannot help but imagine what an amazing project one could carry out here.

A house with a garden, patios, an outbuilding, a shop space and an apartment, nestled in the historical town of Lectoure in France’s Gers department. The edifice’s layout is typical of others in this town where buildings interlock with one another and stand around inner courtyards and gardens. The property extends from a main street on its north side, where you find the shop space and apartment, both currently rented out, to a secondary parallel street on its south side, where you enter a garage. It is made up of three distinct buildings that stand between two parallel streets. These sections are separated by outdoor spaces: a patio, a garden and terraces. The first building faces the main street. It has three floors with an unconverted loft space. Its entrance hallway leads to the grand town house and to the ground-floor shop space, which offers a floor area of around 60m² and has a shopfront window. The hallway also leads up to the apartment, which has three main rooms and a floor area of around 140m². This apartment takes up the edifice’s first and second floors. The second building has a single-storey 18th-century main section made of dressed stone that faces a court, which is partly covered. A four-floor medieval tower with a loft adjoins this section. This edifice has a wooden terrace on its south side and a walled garden that extends eastwards and southwards. On the narrow street on the south side, there is a separate stone building that adjoins two other properties. It houses a vast ground-floor garage and an upstairs space with sloping attic ceilings that could be converted. The latter space can be reached from the garden via the wooden terrace.

A discreet medieval house, its outbuilding and walled garden in the centre of a historic town in the Gers region. The property is accessed from an alleyway running parallel to the main street of the village, a stone's throw from the cathedral and all shops and schools. Built protected from prying eyes, it is shielded by the front building, whose sober facade gives no hint of the distinctive character, which unfolds in the various rooms spread over its four floors. Facing the southern ramparts, it comprises a medieval tower acquired by the current inhabitants in a state of dilapidation in the 2000s, a garden on two levels and an outbuilding, part of which has been rebuilt in wood. The main building stands in a prominent position, accessed via a stone staircase, set back from a garden and terrace embellishing the southern facade. To the north, a narrow wing projects at right angles, overlooking a patio. This patio includes a well and is divided in two by a high wall. It is located in the centre of the various buildings in the central part of the old town and provides access to a cellar and a lavatory. Despite the proximity of buildings typical for medieval town centres, the dwelling enjoys absolute peace and quiet, with no visual disturbance from neighbours and a superb vista over the countryside stretching as far as the Pyrenees.