luxury listed house for sale Laurède, France

Located in the heart of Les Arènes neighborhood, this beautiful 1930s 545 m² property can be used for residential, commercial, or professional purposes. The house features 4 floors of over 100 m² each, fitted out as offices. Air conditioning, hardwood floors, gas heating, and water points on every level. Prime location with an excellent address, close to the town center and well connected. The property includes 19 parking spaces. Lease in effect until June 2026. Floor plans and virtual tour available upon request.

Rare seafront property in the heart of Saint-Jean-de-Luz's historic centre, with a private footbridge leading directly to the beach. 1920s house fully renovated in 2025, 800 m² across 4 levels with lift, an abundance of bedrooms, generous reception rooms, independent guest apartment. Garden, swimming pool, pool house, double garage. Exquisite finishes throughout. An exceptional address for those seeking the ocean at their doorstep, in the heart of Saint-Jean-de-Luz.

ARCHITECT HOUSE ANDRÉ PAVLOVSKY 160 m² LAND 1,444 m² OCEAN VIEW RARE Architect house to renovate, signed by André Pavlovsky, benefiting from an exceptional location in Ciboure and a remarkable view of the Bordagain Tower and ocean glimpse! Located in a particularly sought-after area of Ciboure, this property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a house designed by architect André Pavlovsky, an iconic figure in Basque Coast architecture. Developing approximately 160 m², the house is currently to be renovated, thus offering its future owners the possibility of restoring its splendor and creating a residence worthy of its location and architectural history. It currently comprises: * 4 bedrooms * 1 office * 1 bathroom * 1 shower room * A living room with fireplace * An independent kitchen * An adjoining garage and a large independent garage of approximately 25 m². The property is set on an exceptional plot of 1,444 m², a particularly sought-after asset in Ciboure. From the house and its exteriors, it benefits from an ocean glimpse as well as a remarkable and unobstructed view of the Bordagain Tower, offering an emblematic panorama of the Basque Coast. A RARE PROJECT IN CIBOURE This property is aimed at those who primarily seek a location, architecture, and potential. The renovation will fully reveal the qualities of this architect's house and imagine a unique residence while preserving and enhancing its architectural identity. A rare address, a large plot, an exceptional view, and the signature of an iconic architect are all elements that make this property a unique opportunity in the Ciboure market. To be discovered to fully appreciate its potential and character. Visits by appointment.

A chateau and regional historical monument, with outbuildings and 8-ha grounds, including vineyards, not far from a historical city, in the Gers. At the end of a B road, a 180-metre lane leads to a car park located next to the chateau’s grounds’ enclosure wall. From there, the lane becomes a footpath, providing access to a drawbridge that spans deep and currently dry moats, which gives on to the gravel courtyard surrounded by the property’s edifices, while the chateau itself is made up of three buildings, each with two floors and laid out in a U-shaped composition around its courtyard. Built up on a rocky promontory, overlooking the medieval village’s dwellings, the chateau abuts a church to the south and looks out over its grounds and surrounding valleys to the east and north, whereas the central structure stands directly opposite the bridge that marks the entrance to the chateau’s courtyard. With its medieval foundations still evident, constructed out of magnificent ashlar stone, with no visible joints, the main façade features a classical style indicative of the 18th century with, in the middle, a heavy door accessible via the chateau’s front steps and topped with a triangular pediment. In addition, a number of tall windows and doors cadence its exteriors, while most of its architectural details have been conserved, such as its mullioned windows, majestic stone staircase, parquet floors, crown moulding and fireplaces. Constructed in 1247 by Montassin de Goalard, Abbot of Condom, the chateau, once a Gascon fortress, has, over the years, been progressively transformed, embellished and opened outwards in the direction of the village, whereas, in 1567, Blaise de Monluc made several improvements before Monsignor de Milon carried out significant modifications in a more classical style in the early 18th century.