Luxury houses for sale Marciac, France

GERS - MONTESQUIOU Former convent dating from 1765, in a commanding position, with a breathtaking view of the Pyrenees. Beautiful architectural features. Comfortable house with 332 m² of living space, divided into 6 main spacious rooms. Very luminous, this south-facing property has a tree-filled garden with several terraces. Well, garage and workshop. No nuisance. Shops and services in the village. Energy class: E Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 5110 euros and 6960 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

Rare and ideally located in Lupiac, the birthplace of D'Artagnan, this charming property is nestled in the heart of a wooded estate of 16.55 hectares. With its 448 m² of living space, the house offers absolute tranquillity and breathtaking views of the Pyrenees and the Gascon hills. The large wooden and stained glass front door opens into a majestic hall with a magnificent chestnut staircase. To the right of the entrance is a bright living room, ideal for entertaining. A door leads directly into the fitted and functional kitchen, with a large open fireplace where you can imagine cooking over a wood fire. To the left of the entrance is an office and a comfortable and spacious living room. On the north side, a hallway leads to several rooms including a shower room, toilets, a laundry room and a large room ideal for receptions or a pool table. Upstairs, a large hallway leads to five bedrooms: - A beautiful south-east facing bedroom with its own bathroom (washbasin, walk-in shower, toilet) - Four bedrooms with their own bathroom (walk-in shower and washbasin) - A toilet There is also an office with its balcony overlooking the Pyrenees. The park around the house is remarkable. The land (12.40 hectares) and the woods (4.15 hectares) form a frame around the buildings. The fields are currently used as meadows. The property also has a well and a small lake of 3400 m². This former vineyard, facing south and registered as ''Château de Lasserre'', benefits from two outbuildings of approximately 500 m2 (former cellars) and is waiting to be developed to accommodate the most varied and personal projects. The property is perfect for a large family, entertaining friends or creating guest accommodation. A large part of the house has recently been renovated (plumbing, private road, roofs, electricity). The windows and shutters still need to be replaced. For more information, please call 06 03 45 37 Agency fees are payable by the purchaser, i.e. 3.05% including tax of the price excluding fees. Housing with excessive energy consumption: class F Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

Rare and remarkable, near Lupiac, beautiful property located at the end of a private road surrounded by 22 hectares of land, woods and lake. This property is currently used for equestrian tourism. The building consists of: - A beautiful 17th century Gascon house completely renovated respecting old materials (stone and half-timbering), 165 m2 with living room-kitchen of 48 m2, living room, bathroom and dressing room, 2 offices , 2 bedrooms with shower room, technical room, scullery and bathroom with outside access. - A 90 m² stage dormitory, temporary or star-shaped living room for 9 riders. - A house from the 1960s, converted into two 85 m² apartments which can be rented. - A stone outbuilding of 170 m², converted into a saddlery and workshop. Its attic of the same surface can house other projects. - A 100 m² stone outbuilding converted into a reception room with kitchen area and bar. - A 370 m² outbuilding with 4 individual boxes, 3 free stalls and hay storage - A 95 m² shelter for equipment and cars. If you wish, you can resume the equestrian activity with the 23 horse pension contracts, for retirees or active people. It is a total of 21 hectares of award-winning meadows which are landscaped in a fenced park with water points and shelters. The rest of the ground is occupied by woods, hedges, springs, a lake, paths, a vegetable garden with fruit trees and a quarry. All horses will be able to benefit from natural shade. All the paths created around the parks are practical for providing care and food to the horses but also perfect for riding. The biodiversity around this farm has always been respected and gives this property a lot of charm. There is the possibility of acquiring more land. Other forms of tourism can be developed. We are on the route of the European Route d'Artagnan, in a tourist region rich in events and close to remarkable sites in the Gers department. For any additional information, do not hesitate to call. Les honoraires d'agence sont à la charge de l'acquéreur, soit 4,00% TTC du prix hors honoraires. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

Property in the Gers, near Lupiac. In Armagnac country, on the land of D'Artagnan, 30-hectare estate with exceptional views over the countryside and a lake, restored former sheepfolds of approx. 400m2, 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, swimming pool, pool-house and garages. South-facing first floor: fitted kitchen opening onto dining room with fireplace, living room. On the north side, a 100m2 reception room. 2 suites with bathrooms, 1 independent bedroom opening onto the terrace. Upstairs, 2 suites with bathrooms, including 1 with office/gym, 1 further bedroom. Outside, swimming pool and pool-house, 1 sauna, 1 covered terrace, 1 pétanque court. 2 garages for 2 vehicles, bikes/motorbikes. Renovated with quality materials and character, sold furnished.

Winegrowing estate of 23 hectares in a single block, fully organic (AB), south-facing hillside vineyards producing red and white wines recognised in France and internationally for their unique character and typicity. Cellars and vats, operating equipment. Fully operational estate. Inventory to be negotiated (€1,000,000). Building plot facing south. House in need of complete renovation. Selling price: 2 500 000 euros Fees at seller's expense 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

Situated on the heights and former fortifications of the village, with superb panoramic views, this former 18th century convent offers 320m2 of living space with all modern comforts. Beautiful period architectural features. Vast entrance hall with monumental staircase. Spacious reception rooms with high ceilings. Living room of 33m2 with French window overlooking the garden and the view. Dining room of 32m2 with French window overlooking the garden and the view - Vast kitchen of 32m2 - Study/library of 32m2 with large bay window overlooking the view. First floor with central hallway leading to 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms - Attic of 77m2 suitable for conversion - Lots of charm and character. Outbuildings with 88m2 garage, covered terrace and terraced gardens with views. Water well. Charming picturesque village with local shops and services. Quiet and peaceful location. Selling price= 645 000€- Fees payable by the Seller.

Romantic Château in search of loving owner to restore to former glory. Dear House Hunter, I am a beautiful and sizeable stone property. Some call me a château, but I resemble many things, from an elegant chartreuse, or manor house. My foundations are embedded in the 15th century, but over the years I have grown to resemble what you will most easily recognize as a sumptuous 18th century home, with high ceilings, tall window frames and many period features, from parquet and terra-cotta stone floors to my grand salon, which begs to host a ball should you so wish. Netherfield Park, or the Château de Courcelles have nothing on me! Currently slumbering in woodland, with English-style gardens planted to the front some thirty years ago, the first thing you will see on arrival, beyond my stoned and walled entrance, is a romantic summer garden, bursting with life. To the rear there are both raised lawns with walled gardens, and below a riot of woodland, a haven for birds and bees. On arrival and from the outside, I look somewhat more modest in size than I am. People say I resemble the kind of house publishers choose to put on the front cover of novels; stories in which there is usually a love affair and a mystery to unravel; but which could not have happened without the beautiful property itself. The house is always a central character; an elegant backdrop to life itself, where history can be made and new memories carved. To move here is to take on not just a project, but a lifestyle. A piece of history. As a château, I am proud of my brilliant Basque red front door, which strikes a colourful and elegant note on my impressive façade. With symmetrical windows, I am imposing. I have inspired many artists and photographers, being, if I do say so myself, rather an attractive building. I may have faded over the years, but it is easy to imagine that not so long ago my hallways bustled with ten full-time members of staff, who wore black uniforms with little white aprons, buffing and polishing my wooden floors and shining my lovely terra-cotta tiles on the ground floor. The kitchens were filled with bubbling pans; cooks bustling around to create sumptuous Gascon meals with all the fine local produce. The rear kitchen is the perfect place to prep vegetables or wash the pots. Throughout, my tall windows, which still retain their original glass, were brilliantly polished, sunlight flooding into the house from every angle. This is a property for a large family, a lover of history, or someone with a project, perhaps to create a small bijou guest house, or private hotel. Slumbering is all well and good, but like the proverbial phoenix, I’m reaching out across the mysterious and magical channels of the internet, to find the perfect owner who will undertake this restoration project. Although it is unseemly in my generation to talk of anything so mundane as one’s purse, I will say, that unless you are prepared to live somewhat rustically, just for the pleasure of spending time with me, I estimate a budget of 500 000 euros and upwards, perhaps a million, with which to restore my beautiful old bones. The sky is the limit but so is my potential. At a certain age, no-one likes to talk of their inner rumblings, creaks and all the little things that need to be fixed, but I must confess, my plasterwork has cracked and bobbled on the ground floor, some of my floor tiles are a little wobbly underfoot; my bathrooms meagre and more becoming of an earlier age. It would be lovely if my walls could be smoothed out again, and my creases ironed away. I feel I would do very well with some lovely chalk paint and colours. My insulation and heating need a little attention in order to provide some modern comforts for these old but rather lovely bones. For overnight guests, it would be nice to find a lavatory or two in addition to the two which are currently housed at the end of the ground floor and first floor hallways. I have a grand salon, where you could host a ball, as I mentioned. I also have a cosy living-room for family movie evenings. I have a big farmhouse style kitchen with a range, as well as a large utility room which has seen better days but is such a useful space. There is a hidden door in my dining-room, in the wooden panelled walls (one would expect nothing less in such an intriguing house!) where staff would organise serving dishes, during elegant family meals, when a host of guests would come to dine. There is even a family chapel, which has seen weddings and Christenings, although is quite empty now. When it’s time to sleep, there are five very large bedrooms on the first floor all with a sink and shower. The sixth bedroom which has fallen into disrepair, shares a bathroom with the master suite and could also be transformed into a dressing-room – but sadly this bathroom is currently out of order. For those who have a head for dizzying heights, a flight of stone steps runs from the grand salon up to the rooftop tower, where you can step out like a bird on a perch. Take care, this could be a fabulous place for evening drinks, but you will need to add some railings for safety. The view is fabulous, and from up here, you will appreciate the peaceful tranquility of the area: far from roads. A place where one can almost hear the trees growing; see the swallows soaring. My gardens provide a few unexpected quirks and surprises. Entry is from the ground floor level and ascends the majestic period staircase to the first floor, where there is a second grand door which opens onto a garden on the upper level of the property. This second walled garden is also accessible via both French windows in the Grand Salon. From here one can look down to the woodland below which has been left as a natural reserve. The upper walled gardens are reminiscent of the early 19th century gardens built at this time. On this level, there is a veranda and a covered terrace area for outdoor dining. I cannot deny, it will take a home seeker with heart and courage to take on this project, with so many memories of what the château used to look like, bubbling beneath the surface, if you have the drive to tackle a restoration project in this stunning and peaceful region of Southwest France, I am a Château more than worthy of your attention. This is a very special place, with a very special energy. On arrival here, the château stirs a sense of curiosity. Guests long to push open the grand front door and step inside to explore, which is just what we will do. Be my guest! Let’s look in more detail: The Ground Floor Entrance We enter the château via a brilliant red front door, where we find ourselves in a large hallway, that runs to the staircase at the far end. The central hallway is crossed by a transverse hallway at its midpoint. All the main floor rooms, and the cellar and barns are accessible via these two hallways. The floors have conserved their original terra-cotta tiles. On entering the main front door and the central hallway, a door to the left opens into the formal dining-room. The Dining-Room & Butler’s Pantry (“Garde Manger”). The room is dressed with a large formal table. There is a black marble fireplace, and the rear wall is clad with decorative wooden panelling. One of the wooden panels opens to reveal a secret doorway into a room behind, where staff would stack the plates and dishes, whilst waiting to serve the next course. The Chapel, Cosy Sitting-Room & Study Returning to the central hallway, we turn left, into the second transverse hallway. Here a door opens to an ancient family chapel, no longer in use. At the far end of the hallway, there is another door to the dining-room, and a door to the snug and cosy sitting-room, furnished with comfortable sofas and where the family gathers to watch television. This room has two big windows and a woodburning stove. Next to the sitting room there is a downstairs study room with on window and shelving. On the other side of the central hallway, along the second section of the transverse hallway, we find the domestic quarters and kitchens. The family kitchen & the Utility Room, barn & cellar These two sizeable rooms ensure there is plenty of space in the Château for food preparation. The family kitchen has space for a large breakfast table, a range-style cooker, and a sink and workspace tiled with old-fashioned Delft style blue and white tiles. With its terracotta floor tiles, and characterful large stone slab windows sills, opening onto the bucolic front gardens, the kitchen is a delightful room. There is a cosy woodburning stove in the kitchen, welcome when dining at the kitchen table on a cold winter’s night. The Utility Room Next to the kitchen accessible via the hallway and a door to the far end of the room, we find a second room, equally as spacious in size where the kitchen staff worked. With somewhat faded glory, this is nonetheless a very useful space, also with a large table and sink. The Barn & Cellar Opposite the rear kitchen there is a door to a vast downstairs barn, and a wine cellar. This room is ample enough to store a tractor, or any number of garden tools. The downstairs lavatory The WC is situated at the far end of the hallway leading to the kitchen, rear kitchen and the barn. The Outbuildings A door to the far end of the hallway opens onto the gardens, and several outbuildings requiring attention. The First Floor The original staircase turns upwards to the first floor and to a spacious landing, where there is a grand door leading to the upper gardens, covered terrasse and veranda. The Grand Salon This room is the pièce de resistance of the property. Impressive due to its size, formidable stone fireplace, and two large French windows opening onto the raised gardens, this is a gorgeous room. There is a terracotta floor, bathed in light from its vast windows and doors, and with a stone staircase to the tower, where there is a bird’s nest view of the property and the countryside for miles around. This is a room where it is truly possible to dine in style. Push back the tables and host a ball in true 18th century style. A wedding party hosted here, but with the ancient carved chairs, and central wooden table, one can imagine this room is fit for a king or queen to come to supper. It is almost baronial. A place to sleep after the ball… On the first-floor level of the property, distributed along two vast hallways clad with terra cotta stone floor tiles, there are five bedrooms each with a shower or bath, and a sink, and one bedroom which has fallen into disrepair which shares the family bathroom which is not in use and requires fixing. There is one toilet in the tower, above the ground floor toilet. The bedrooms are characterized by their size and light, their ornamental fireplaces and high ceilings. The Gardens The property has substantial gardens, both ornamental, terraced and wild, with a total of 13.5 hectares of land. The property has two terraced gardens, one at the front of the property and the second on the first-floor terrace which sweeps around a section of the house creating a very private garden area overlooking trees and distant views of the Pyrenees. There is an area below the terrace which is mown and houses the pigeonnier and an ancient fishtank. Our thoughts here at BLISS This property was clearly once a fine and sumptuous home and deserving of restoration. If you dream of an escape to the chateau in rural southwest France, this property has much to offer and a wealth of character. The building is not as imposing and overwhelming as one might imagine a chateau to be. Make no mistake, it is vast but is has the feel of a very substantial manor house, and one can easily imagine the works required to make it shine again. It is generous in size for a normal family home, though the last couple to live here in total tranquility, lived here by themselves for thirty years. You will need a very solid envelope to make this home perfect throughout. If you can live in rustic charm, and are prepared to do the works little by little, the property was lived in on a full-time basis until very recently. The location is utterly peaceful. This is a rare, and interesting find, and we are excited to share it with our buyers here at Bliss. On a technical note 11 main rooms 6 bedrooms 1 grand salon 1 snug 1 study 1 dining room 1 breakfast kitchen (kitchen incorporates breakfast kitchen) Amount of taxe foncière/property tax : 2,019 euros 2 lavatories Closest village : MIRANDE Agen : 1h 25 Toulouse airport : 1h15 Septic tank Oil central heating (to be changed) DPE Outbuildings Large utility room adjacent to the kitchen Cellar Workshop/Storeroom/boiler room Ground floor of tower with wine cellar Secret room (“Butler’s Pantry”) Chapel Garage for one large car or two small cars, with manual door Oil central heating which will need replacing by the new owner 4 electric hot water heaters (one in the bathroom not in use, not used) 1 woodburner in the small salon 1 woodburning stove in the kitchen Open fireplaces: 1 in the Grand Salon, 1 in the Dining Room (which will need checking before further use, but have been lit by current owners)

This elegant five-bedroom house close to Mirande has clearly been a much-loved home for the current owners. Flooded with natural light, it is filled with books, flowers and antiques, and radiates peace and tranquillity. Quite simply, it is a delight to be in. Perched on the edge of a lively village, it is private yet not isolated and boasts exceptional, far-reaching views of the Pyrenees. On a clear day, it is even possible to see the observation tower on the Pic du Midi. Built in the 19th century, there is a certain grandeur about this property which was probably designed for a person of high status in the local community. The grand, ornate iron gates that lead you into the garden are further testament to this. The setting As well as a beautiful swimming pool, the surrounding gardens are simply delightful. Mature trees, beautifully tended flowerbeds, a charming little pond where frogs jump in alarm as you approach. there is even a resident hedgehog who can often been seen peeking his sweet little face out of the long grass next to the vegetable patch. The house The ground floor Elegant stone steps lead up to a traditional wide front door through which we enter a large and welcoming hallway with beautiful original glazed doors to the stairs, and a tiled floor. Original folding doors open into different rooms including a ‘front to back’ living room with a working fireplace. There is a dining room with south facing views, a cloakroom/boot room with access to the garden and basement and a guest WC behind the stairs Also on this floor is a charming renovated fitted kitchen with gorgeous, tiled patterned floor. It is a large and light-filled space, with hand painted wooden units, a roomy central island with basket style storage, a large range cooker with hood. First floor The current owners have put down good quality wall-to-wall carpeting in all four of the bedrooms, but the original wide wooden floorboards are still there, protected by the carpeting. On the landing, a quiet reading area is framed by flourishing plants and French doors that open onto a tiny Juliet balcony with iron railings. The floorboards here are the original wide wooden planks. There are four bedrooms on this level, two on each side of the landing. On the left-hand side there is a pretty rose-coloured bedroom with a fireplace and shower room, and opposite another twin room with a hand basin and a shower / WC. On the right-hand side of the landing, the third bedroom has a bathroom and a fireplace. The fourth bedroom is the master suite; it also has a pretty fireplace and a big bathroom with a bath and a large window. All the fireplaces on this floor are closed, and a new owner might want to update / refresh the bathrooms. Second floor On the landing there is an alcove with a large window, and this has been set up as a children’s reading area. The rest of the second floor is divided into one good sized bedroom and a large playroom which could also serve as a sixth bedroom. It would be equally possible to make this whole floor into a private suite with a bathroom and dressing room as well as a big bedroom. Garden level At the back of the house, two steps lead down to a lower level where there is a boiler room, storage for gardening equipment plus a laundry room. There is also enough space for a workshop. Pool & gardens This property comes with a stunning pool which is set close to the house for ease of use. It is surrounded by a spacious patio and there is a second raised terrace behind it which is a lovely spot to sit and watch the children play in the pool. There are wonderful vistas of the Pyrenees everywhere in the front garden, and this area is no exception. As to the gardens, this has been a labour of love for the current owners over several years. What was once a simple lawn has been developed it into a delightful, well-established haven of plants, shrubs and trees with different places to sit and find shade and sun. While the front garden offers a variety of flowerbeds, flowering bushes and attractive spots to sit and read a book, the back garden is more practical. Here, beside the many mature trees, there is a flourishing vegetable patch, a glass greenhouse and a pond. The basement of the house is also accessible from the back of the house, so all the practical activities can take place here. Outbuildings A large barn is located on one side of the house and offers lots of room for several cars, a workshop and wood storage. There is also a full upper level that has not been exploited. Here at Bliss We found this house delightful on so many levels; the charm of original features, the stunning views southwards to the Pyrenees, the lovely English flowerbeds, the pretty fishpond nestling behind some trees next to the vegetable garden. It is a property that would suit a family for a permanent home but would also make an ideal holiday home. As with most houses, there are elements that could be improved upon but when you are on the property, whether it be in the house or anywhere in the gardens, you feel as if you are in your own private world.

GERS PROPERTY 57 HA LAKE In a dominant position, with the Pyrenees chain as a backdrop, this impeccably maintained property invites you to a peaceful countryside life. A superb main house, recently restored, offers approximately 230 m². From the large bay window in the living room, you will never tire of admiring the exceptional view of its immense lake and the surrounding nature. The 4 beautiful bedrooms and 3 bathrooms ensure the comfort of this home. Nearby but not attached, a guest house of about 80 m² has also been fully renovated in country style. The outbuildings are of a good size, including an old stable that has also been restored, with an area of about 100 m², and a barn of more than 150 m². The 57 hectares of land made up of meadows and groves are entirely free. A large lake bordered by a walnut plantation benefits from a connection for the irrigation of the land. You will find all amenities 7 km away and the town of Auch 30 km away.This description has been automatically translated from French.

EXCLUSIVITY - In the heart of Gascony, 20 minutes from AUCH, a large estate of 74 hectares comprising woods, meadows, and fields, featuring a Character Residence made of stone, with a historical past dating back to the 13th century, offering 300m² of immediately habitable space, a guest house, and a farmhouse to restore, as well as agricultural buildings. Underfloor heating through a heat pump, Double Glazing. Hungarian point parquet flooring. Charming tower overlooking the Baïse valley and its panoramic view of the Pyrenees. High potential for development. A unique and exceptional setting. Fees payable by the seller. Contact Jacques JEANJEAN - EI: 06 07 25 32 68 Real estate commercial agent registered with the AUCH courts under n°429435936, holder of the real estate marketing card on behalf of the company 1894-L'immobilier. This advertisement has been written under the editorial responsibility of the contacting commercial agent. According to Article L.561.5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, for the organization of the visit, you will be asked to present an identification document. Waiting for DPE Agency reference: 13745This description has been automatically translated from French.

EXCLUSIVITY - In the heart of Gascony, 20 minutes from AUCH, a large estate of 74 hectares comprising woods, meadows, and fields consisting of a character stone residence, with a historical past dating back to the 13th century, offering 300 m² of living space ready for immediate use, a guest house, and a farm to restore, as well as agricultural buildings. Underfloor heating with heat pump, double glazing. Hungarian point parquet flooring. Charming tower overlooking the valley of the Baïse and its panorama of the Pyrenees. Strong development potential. Exceptional setting and rare property.Fees payable by the seller. Contact Jacques JEANJEAN - EI: 06 07 25 32 68 Registered real estate commercial agent at the RSAC registry under number .......... holder of the real estate marketing card on behalf of the company 1894-L'immobilier. This announcement has been written under the editorial responsibility of the contacting commercial agent. According to article L.561.5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, for the organization of the visit, you will be required to present an identity document. Awaiting DPE Agency reference: 13745This description has been automatically translated from French.

Tree lined private tarred driveway,leading to the front graveled courtyard. Manicured gardens of 5530 m2 surrounds the imposing house, with its raised entrance to a beautiful original tiled reception hall. Adjoining the house on the right hand side are the large barns equipped for wine production. Across the courtyard is a large garage with an entertaining area and kitchen facility at the end. GROUND FLOOR: Large entrance hall with a beautiful original tiled floor. Sitting room with french doors, opening onto the garden, open fire place. Dining room with a large original fireplace. Fitted kitchen with a door leading to the garden. Toilet and shower room. Bedroom I, leads off the hallway, large utility room adjacent to the wooden staircase. The main bathroom is halfway up the staircase on the right, includes a bath, shower, double basins and separate toilet. FIRST FLOOR : An imposing chandelier at the top of the stairs/hallway leads to three large bedrooms with fitted cupboards and original wooden floors. The heating is by oil radiators and wood fireplaces. Part double glazed windows. Attic. This property has been tastefully decorated throughout. A secluded position with views over the hills and rolling vineyards. There is 30 ha of land which includes 20ha of vines.

1894 - Real estate offers you BARRAN, near Auch, in the heart of this beautiful Gers bastide with its enclosing walls. A beautiful ensemble of real estate from the 15th and 16th centuries comprised of 2 houses and additional buildings (workshop, garages, etc...). Land of over 1900m². Spacious volumes with more than 450m² of usable space immediately. Central heating. Connection to the main sewage system. All amenities, school, shops. Its very charming garden, sheltered from view, complemented by a well that is always supplied, as well as its vegetable garden, will delight you. A rare property with high development potential.**TO BE FILLED FOR EACH AD!**Seller's fees. Contact Jacques JEANJEAN - EI: +33 607 253 268 Commercial agent registered at the RSAC registry in AUCH under number 429 435 936, holder of the real estate solicitation card on behalf of the company 1894-L'immobilier. This announcement has been written under the editorial responsibility of the contacting commercial agent. According to article L.561.5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, to organize a visit, you will be asked to present an identity document. Agency reference: 13670This description has been automatically translated from French.

Between Auch and Mirande, in a small village, beautiful Gascon house of 150m² of living space. On the ground floor, Living room, Dining room, Kitchen, Cellar, and Laundry-Boiler room. On the first floor, 3 Bedrooms and a Bathroom. Oil central heating, hot water in the summer from solar panels. Stone outbuildings. Beautiful land of over 4 hectares with a well and a large pond. Exceptional panorama of the Pyrenees. Fees payable by the seller. Contact Jacques JEANJEAN - EI: 06 07 25 32 68. Real estate sales agent registered with RSAC of the Auch registry under number 429435936 holder of the real estate prospecting card for the company 1894-L'immobilier. This ad was written under the editorial responsibility of the contact commercial agent. According to article L.561.5 of the Monetary and Financial Code, for the organization of the visit, a piece of identification will be requested. Agency reference: 13759This description has been automatically translated from French.

Near Vic-Fezensac, superb property with 640m2 of living space and outbuildings of around 200m2 to be restored on a park of around 3 hectares. This bright 640 m² property offers you beautiful architectural services and numerous rooms. -On the ground floor: a large 94m² cross-shaped hall, which distributes all the rooms on this level, including a 46m² living room, a 30m² dining room, a library office, 6 bedrooms, some of which have a dressing room and bathroom, kitchen, laundry room, 2 separate toilets and a separate bathroom. -On the 1st floor there are 4 bedrooms, 3 of which have a bathroom, and a separate toilet. -The attic accommodates a games room and there is the possibility of 3 additional bedrooms. A terrace of approximately 100m² south overlooks a clear view and the swimming pool. A 200m² outbuilding, a workshop and a small dovecote are also present. The roofs were revised in 2014. In a dominant position, within a park with centuries-old trees, this nuisance-free property is built on the ruins of an old castle. This exceptional property offers great professional, tourist or family home opportunities. Work needed. A new heat pump and a thermodynamic tank were installed in April 2024. La présente annonce immobilière a été rédigée sous la responsabilité éditoriale de l'agent commercial mandataire en immobilier. Agency fees payable by vendor - Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

Exceptional geographical situation, idyllic, perched at the top of a Gers hillside, offering an incredible view of this countryside and its famous valleys often rightly referred to as: the French Tuscany. No noise disturbs our contemplation, and yet we are only 20 minutes from Auch and 10 minutes from Vic Fezensac. OVERVIEW After taking tree-lined roads along the Baïse valley, we gain elevation via a small winding path framed by sunflower fields. Centuries-old trees also accompany us on our approach to the property. We slowly get closer, the silhouette of the building coming into focus, resulting in a majestic arrival with its cypress and cedar trees. Here we are, on 8 hectares of land comprising fields, meadows, and groves. There are diverse spaces: Facing due south: Oaks, acacias, and linden trees provide a refreshing coolness to the house’s facade in summer. At the rear, on the east facade, there are walnut trees, pear trees, and a whole wooded area perfect for family walks or with friends, in search of mushrooms or encounters with local wildlife. Nearby, the stone barn, a superb building currently housing the owners' horses, but it could very well serve another purpose (subject to obtaining the necessary permits from the relevant authorities). A little further and scattered across the 8 hectares are four shelters for horses. There is a well with very pure water. THE RESTORED DWELLING An inscription carved in stone indicates a date: 1765, which appears to be the property's original date. Totally restored and regularly maintained by the current owners over the years, using the best and most environmentally friendly materials possible: Lime renders, terracotta tiles, unvarnished preserved old beams, only noble materials that bestow a quality restoration and an ambiance highly sought after by new buyers. It is now a characterful residence of over 260 m2 of living space over two levels. THE GROUND FLOOR A superb solid oak door, reinforced and secured, opens directly into a very beautiful equipped kitchen. Chestnut ceiling, terracotta colored backsplash harmonizing with the tiles on the floor. Storage units, hood and stainless steel sink, long worktops including a magnificent professional chopping block; everything is conducive to cooking! Its size would even allow for cooking classes. In front of us, a door opens to the summer living room. It is the most modern room in the house. A stoneware floor, white and black walls, and a double sliding door lead us to a west-facing terrace to admire the most beautiful sunsets over the surrounding countryside. Next to it, a very practical pantry for storing your finest Armagnacs or the no less famous Côtes de Gascogne. We continue to a generously sized laundry room, which also houses the Okofen wood pellet boiler and the hot water tank. It should be noted that there is central heating throughout the property, and underfloor heating, except in the summer living room. Continuing from the kitchen, on our right, we arrive in a spectacular space, with an incredible ceiling height; this is the office of the current owners. Here too, a magnificent stone and wood staircase leads us to the first floor. Along the way, we observe a wall of bricks and half-timbering that gives this room incredible and unique charm. Let’s proceed to the winter living room and its open fireplace. An old stone sink has been preserved and highlighted during the renovation, adding even more character to this living room. Behind it, a first bedroom, with its shower and separate toilet. It is worth noting that this bedroom also has direct access to the outside. In other words, this could perfectly suit a small tourist activity, such as a guest room for those who desire it. ON THE FIRST FLOOR Let’s take this beautiful staircase and here we are on the spacious landing. A plunging view of the office; it almost resembles an Italian loggia, we could almost be tempted to sing an opera tune! The floor is parquet, as in the entire upper floor. On either side, two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms that we are going to discover. The first, with a southeast exposure, over 30 m2, parquet, exposed stones, beams, and its adjoining bathroom of 15 m2, slightly sloping. Its small balcony overlooking the walnut and pear tree also allows us to observe the greedy birds coming to peck at the fruits. The second, facing west, is also a good size, around 29m2. It has two south-facing windows, and adjoining it is a shower room and separate toilets. THE OPINION OF BLISS What struck us immediately upon arrival is the serenity and beauty of the place. A preserved nature, a green setting for this stone building that wonderfully reflects the sun's rays. At dusk, we feel privileged as we admire the landscapes offered to us, illuminated by pink and golden skies. An ideal observation place for the flights of doves or other birds that regularly cross our beautiful Gers.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Discover this magnificent house built in 1826, offering a surface area of 213 sqm on a vast plot of more than 3.5 hectares, composed of woods and meadows. As soon as you enter, you will be seduced by the superb studded wooden door which leads you to a large living room on the left and a living room on the right, each decorated with a warm fireplace. The independent kitchen, spacious and bright, opens onto a welcoming terrace and a green garden, perfect for your moments of relaxation. The ground floor also houses a large master suite, equipped with a shower and a bathtub, offering unparalleled comfort. Upstairs, a vast mezzanine offers numerous possibilities for layout, with two beautiful bedrooms on either side, one of which has a private bathroom. At the end, a room with beautiful wooden beams, currently converted into a games room, constitutes an additional living space ideal for leisure activities. The second building, located above the garage, houses an independent apartment of approximately 60 sqm, comprising a living room/dining room, a kitchenette and two bedrooms, perfect for welcoming friends or family. A small bridge spans a picturesque stream that crosses the property, allowing you to access the various meadows and fully enjoy the surrounding nature. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this residence full of history and character! Contact: Sébastien Pouey 06 74 97 25 35

Beautiful farmhouse with 3 bedrooms, in ground pool, views of the Pyrenees mountains close to Trie Sur Baise - This 3 bedroom farmhouse includes a covered terrace, ideal for entertaining. Garage workshop and pool. Excellent family home or holiday home.

Located in a calm and bucolic environment, this charming pebble house, dating from 1772, with an area of 140 sqm, offers an authentic living environment. On the ground floor, a beautiful cocooning living room adjoins a fitted and equipped open kitchen with an adjoining laundry room. The entrance hallway has plenty of storage space and leads to a master suite with its bathroom and large dressing room. Upstairs, an office is located on the mezzanine behind the exposed beams, while two bedrooms and a shared bathroom offer all the necessary comfort. The vast land of more than 7000 sqm accommodates a swimming pool and an outbuilding serving as a garage. From behind, you access the first floor which benefits from a large open-plan room to be arranged according to your needs. This house combines historical charm and modernity, offering a true haven of peace in the heart of nature. Energy class: D / Climate class: D Contact: Sébastien POUEY - RSAC Pau 421 883 828

The Landscape This superb Gascon property sits in an elevated position at the end of a long track. There are no near neighbours and views for miles around across the surrounding countryside. To each side, the valley drops gently away, woods and fields dotted all around, as far as the eye can see. The Gardens The gardens were the creation of a local landscape gardener at the start of the restoration project. The line of the land was modified to encompass a tennis court in an elevated position above the swimming pool, and as well as the dozens of roses, shrubs, trees and plants that were incorporated into the scheme, huge boulders or rocks were imported and placed around the pool side. The result is spectacular. The pool is a feat of design and a work of art. Its shape is non symmetrical and the line of water meets the line of the horizon perfectly so that it is possible to “swim into the view and over the horizon.” The waters cascade at the end of the pool into a rivulet and sweep around the side and back into the pool by an ingenious system. There is continual movement of the water. Access to the pool is gentle. The pool slopes down gradually, without steps, so that for younger children it is possible to play safely at the water’s edge. The current owners are keen tennis players, almost to a professional level, and the incorporation of a professional level tennis court was vital to their project. Discreetly located behind a stone wall, and in a raised position above the swimming pool area, a screen of shrubs and trees mask the court from view. A covered terrace area with its own kitchen, and cold beer on tap, provides a vast and shaded area in which to dine, or to relax between matches. From the terrace the tennis- court is almost invisible, the view is predominantly that of the swimming pool. From here it is all to easy to imagine, on our visit to the property, how this property has been used for many years as a place of fun and recreation. Sipping beer, to the gentle and distant sound of yellow balls bouncing on the court; the splash of the water trickling over the edge in the pool; deck chairs placed in sunny spots beside the water’s edge and facing the majestic view. Also of interest in the gardens is the second terrace to the rear, which is accessed directly from the kitchen/main reception area. This covered spot is the owner’s favourite place in which to dine with guests. The property also benefits from a woodshed to the rear and a vast garage/barn area for storage. And now for the house … From the front of the property this is a typical symmetrical and Gascon maison de maitre. When the owners first came to visit it, in their own words it was “pretty much a wreck, requiring gutting and complete recreation from the inside.” Initially the house was joined onto a barn and the restoration of the property has seen the incorporation of the original house and its adjacent stone barn into one fabulous and luxury property. Each internal detail has been thought about, and every item specifically hand-picked for the property down to the last detail. The Entrance The door to the property opens onto a formal entrance hall, with two reception rooms to each side. A wooden staircase leads to two upstairs bedrooms above. At the far end, the entrance hall opens onto the rear dining-room and kitchen area. We note that there are two staircases to the upper level. The first, the wooden staircase rising from the main entrance hall. The second staircase from the bar area, which rises to the mezzanine and an upstairs gallery, which in turn has a door to the rear gardens, and pool area. This property is built on two levels, with each level having access to the lower gardens, and the rear gardens and pool area. Two Formal Reception Rooms (Library, Snug, Music Room… what you will…..) To the front of the property, and from the main door, we enter the original entrance hall, where to the left and right of the door, are the original two reception rooms; once the only habitable rooms in the property. Today, in this original section of the maison de maitre , we open the door onto two beautifully dressed rooms. Both are used as formal reception rooms/ a music room/ reading room. The décor is elegant and timeless, and contrast beautifully with the rear section of the property which has been developed in the original barn. The Kitchen At the end of the hallway, the kitchen is a fantastic example of genius; where the cupboards have been individually designed, including the sink which is a work of art in itself. Hewn from a vast piece of black granite, our current owner jokes: “The artisan who made this, told us that this was the first time he had ever engineered such a gargantuan sink, and that the granite is so heavy, it would also be the last time.” The sink is tapered from a drying area, to two vast sinks, the work top flowing in seamless fashion to each side. With a black Lacanche oven, vital when hosting the large parties of friends and tennis players who come to the house, the kitchen is a design miracle, with a vast amount of storage carefully dissimulated behind hand crafted wooden doors. The Dining Room The kitchen opens onto the main reception/dining- room, with its original fireplace. There is a partial division of the kitchen and the main reception room by a wall which is in essence a row of wooden storage cupboards, to that the light from the kitchen window and the light from the far window of the reception room (overlooking the terrace area) flows between the two spaces. Currently the room is dressed with a long table running before the fireplace, in the traditional Gascon way. The rear wall has seen the incorporation of a large panel of glass, creating an invisible wall between the internal winter dining area and the summer terrace. This fabulous room has been created from the original barn. Behind the kitchen there is access to a downstairs cloakroom, with a fabulous stone sink, and the downstairs laundry- room. La Cave/Bar This property has been designed by a family that clearly loves to party and to entertain in style. It is no surprise that there is a private bar incorporated into the property, with the original beer barrels. A glass and metal window adds a contemporary note to this area, in smart contrast to the thick slabs of stone on the floor. With high ceilings and a view to the mezzanine area above, this is a fabulous party room. A small bar positioned in-front of two vast wine vats, is the perfect place to hang out with friends. With ample space for a dining table, this room provides yet one more place in which to entertain. Set back from this room, and just a few steps from the serving bar, there is a wine cellar. Cool, with a concrete floor, and shelving filled on each side, with the finest wines and spirits; the bar and the wine cellar will delight lovers of fine wines the world over. The Mezzanine/ Library The mezzanine runs as a gallery above the downstairs bar area, and has been fitted with elegant book shelves, to create a library/reading area. Here one can sit and read, while below friends sip wine at the bar. A rear door from the mezzanine opens directly onto the pool area, with its covered terrace and kitchen, tempting readers once more to put down their books, and take a dip in the pool, or sip an ice cold beer. Upstairs Divided into two distinct area, two bedrooms sit to the front of the property in what was once the original maison de maitre. These two rooms overlook the front and side of the property, and share a family bathroom. From the terrace area, two bedrooms share a gorgeous family bathroom, which has all the appeal of a five star hotel bathroom. The master suite has its own vast bathroom, with both a shower (created from a wine vat, circular in shape) and a sumptuous bathtub. The main bedroom also has a flight of wooden stairs leading to a room above, in the style of a Duplex apartment. There are two separate WCs on the first floor. In addition to the impression one has in this property of having come to stay at a luxury retreat (the bathrooms are truly a work of art and some of the most lovely bathrooms we have seen here at BLISS) there is also a dinky circular cupboard area on the landing, which opens out into mini kitchen, for tea and coffee, with a small round copper sink. Also on the landing, for the storage of all those lovely Indian cotton towels and bed-sheets, there are vast cupboard areas, which (as every cupboard in the house) have been individually designed by the finest carpenters. For further information, please contact Bliss Immobilier.