luxury houses for sale Saint-Sever, France

10 minutes from St Sever, 1 hour from the beaches and the Pyrenees, large property in absolute calm set with woods, meadows and fields. The portal opens onto a bucolic setting. The lavender and hydrangea path leads to the sandstone landing of the main residence. 17th century mansion which belonged to the Marquis de St Exupéry. Sublime building of approximately 400m2, restored with taste and love of history, equipped with fiber. A 20m crossing corridor serves the rooms on the ground floor: kitchen, living room, two bedrooms formerly that of the marquis with shower room and toilet and the marquise still bearing corresponding engraved or molded symbols, bathroom with shower and toilet, pantry. Upstairs a large living room with exposed pine frame, four bedrooms and a shower room with toilet. In the garden of approximately 9000m2, cypresses, olive trees and other fruit trees border the 12x5.5m heated salt swimming pool. A large garage, a wine cellar and a patio complete the package. A little further on we discover a pond dotted with islands with pontoon and boat, meadows and woods made up of pines and oaks for approximately 35,000 m2. It is possible to independently acquire a charming Landes house of approximately 150m2 located on the neighboring plot. The entrance is protected by a covered terrace and the interior consists of a living room leading to a kitchen, four bedrooms, shower room, office, laundry pantry and toilet. In the wooded garden there is an above-ground swimming pool, a summer kitchen, a garage, workshops and workbenches, and a barn where you can imagine horses. It is also possible to acquire two sheds and the surrounding 25 hectares of agricultural land, in one piece, free of very good quality, irrigated by a pond served by a stream. As well as the surrounding woods. Prices for these three separate lots on request. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information Technical information: Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr. DPE conso 240 67 E 67 E, estimate of the annual energy cost of housing approximately EUR7,435 Reference date of energy prices used to establish this estimate: 2021. Offered for sale by the TERRES & OCEAN real estate agency. Commercial agent: Mathilde Vintrou (RSAC 918 907 767 Toulouse) tel: 07.81.86.40.19 Agence TERRES & OCEAN Immobilier à Hossegor - +33(0)558436041

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

Dans un écrin de verdure ,au calme ,magnifique maison d' architecte de 340m2 sur une parcelle de 15000 m2 Elle dispose au rez de chaussée un grand séjour avec une cheminée centrale vitrée , une grande cuisine équipée et aménagée ,d'un large couloir desservant une bibliothèque , une suite parental avec salle d'eau , baignoire et un WC . Deux autres grandes chambres avec cheminée . A l'étage un grand pallier desservant 4 chambres dont une avec salle d'eau . Une salle d'eau et un WC indépendant . A l'extérieure plusieurs dépendances , piscine 8/12 au sel ,terrasses carrelé ,véranda . L'ensemble sur un magnifique parc clos et paysager de 15000m2 avec une possibilité de construction sur une partie. Cette demeure au charme incontestable est une maison idéale pour accueillir famille et amis aux portes du centre ville. Proche de toutes commodités.

A 19th century property comprising over 3 ha, including almost 7,000 m² of land zoned for building, a typical Landes house and its swimming pool. On the outskirts of the village, in the middle of parklands enclosed by wooden fences, the wrought iron entrance gate framed by two stone pillars provides access to a driveway lined with centuries-old olive trees leading from the north to the residence. The driveway then splits to surround a geometrically shaped stone pool, behind which stands the rectangular house, featuring warm-coloured, rendered facades, sober decorative features and a pavilion roof of monk-and-nun tiles. Two storeys high, with moulded limestone stringcourses echoing the overhanging cornice, the edifice is remarkable for its raised division lines and the symmetry of its ten bays, arranged evenly on the main facade to the north and the opposite facade to the south. Further south, two blocks of buildings can be made out. The first comprises a Landes house, with two inhabitable rooms and a third that could be converted, a garage, a wine cellar, the pool house and a geothermal heating area, as well as a lean-to where the current inhabitants store large quantities of firewood. The second is a wooden building with a shower room and games area, as well as a terrace, also of wood, that surrounds the swimming pool. Having once belonged to Gascony resin-traders, the property was renovated between 2006 and 2008 by its former inhabitants, in keeping with the architecture and noble materials that define and enliven the property. To the north, a main road borders the grounds of approx. 2 ha, well away from the house. To the south, below the property, the Landes de Gascogne Nature Park stretches out as far as the eye can see.

In the heart of Mont de Marsan, tucked away behind mature parkland and tall gates, this turn-of-the-last-century property has retained all its attractive architectural appeal despite the passing of time. In the heart of a built-up urban area (restaurants, appartment blocks and other suburban properties) the house sits in tranquility behind a leafy canopy of mature trees, far back from the road, forgotten by time. The original front door opens onto the interior of what was once an elegant house. The floors are laid with attractive 19th century floor tiles. The walls are lined with wooden panels. The ceilings decorative with intricate panels and plasterwork. The double staircase with its split-level landing and the high ceilings throughout are a fantastic opportunity for a restoration project for buyers whose love of authentic period detail inspires them to undergo a complete renovation project. There is much to conserve, but it should be noted that the property will need complete modernization. The bathrooms and kitchen although in working use are dated. Some of the wooden panels need replacing and some of the lovely old original Versailles floorboards repairing in one or two spots, but it is possible to create a fabulous central town house and to recuperate many of the original features. The ground floor house The main entrance hall leads to a study area overlooking the front garden on one side and a spacious dining room on the other side. The dining-room has a remarkably ornate ceiling indicative that this property was the home of a wealthy person in the early 1900s. At the far end of the hallway there is a fantastic double-sized reception room with a marble fireplace and where an internal wall has been removed an open-plan to open up a space that was once the original kitchen. There is a downstairs WC in this section of the property. The last owners to live in the property created a compact kitchen in a room to the rear of the original kitchen that opens out nicely to the garden area, where there is a vast amount of useful space in the outbuildings (storage, outdoor kitchen, garage, barn, studio). Both the original kitchen and the « new » kitchen require modernisation. The First Floor The first floor landing, half way up, has a glorious decorative window worthy of a church or cathedral which is a lovely feature one would want to keep. The first double bedroom at the top of the half-landing has a shower room and a second adjacent room (which could be used as a dressing-room or a baby’s room). The top of the stairs open out to a spacious main landing. Once again the ceilings here are adorned with decorative plasterwork. On this level there are three good-sized double bedrooms, an old-fashioned bathroom with an original enamel bathtub, an area with a separate vintage toilet and wash-basin set on a lovely cabinet. Many bathrooms today are reworked today with claw-footed bath-tubs, and sinks set into impressive cabinets. In this house all the features are original and the tiles in the toilet are rather beautiful for their age. Some fun details could be kept here, whilst clearly needing to add an element of 21st comfort and modernity to the home. On the top floor there is an area in a poor state of repair where the servants used to live. The « chambres de bonnes ». This useful surface area could be developed with relevant planning permissions. What would I do if the property were mine? The electrics, plumbing, kitchen and bathrooms will need attention. The property needs painting throughout and a carpenter to repair some area where the wooden floor or panels are rotten or show signs of insect infestation. To whom will this property appeal? This property will appeal to buyers seeking a spacious home with many useful outbuildings in the heart of town. The space the property offers in an urban setting is remarkable. It will only appeal to a buyer who enjoys overseeing a project and the idea of a seeing a beautiful period home brought to life in the 21st century. Once has the sense of being in a period property with farm buildings, however for buyers seeking a rural backdrop it should be noted that beyond the canopy of foliage provided by the mature trees this is an urban environnement in an area with a lot of other buildings. The road is quiet for town, but there are cars, other buildings all around. A video of the inside of the property is available for clients registered with Bliss Immobilier.

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Very beautiful agricultural operation on approximately 230 hectares – Drained plots – Vast pond of several hectares – Pivots in place – Approximately 1000 m² of buildings – Storage – Information communicated on confidentiality commitment.

Exceptional character house dating from the 16th century in a charming village of Chalosse. Renovated and kept in the rules of the art, the house is of rare authenticity. Reassuring, both in its condition and its architecture and its many freestone elements. The gate gives us access to the courtyard and its plane trees, which form the barns and the main house. On two levels of approximately 250 m², we discover, floor tiles, woodwork, balustrades and Gascon floors. Renovation and modernization works are to be expected. A peerage and three pretty courtyards benefit from the sun and shady spaces. Close to the village and quiet, this property on a human and family scale, is a unique set and specific to the history of the country. The fabulous potential of this house is like its history, free.

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From the entrance, this garden with this island inspiration prepares you to discover this residence which offers you a cathedral living room with equipped American kitchen and completely open thanks to large bay windows (pocketing) onto a terrace for a living space of 90m2 bathing in the light. Stay without any opposite, only a green horizon where you can see the Bastide de Montfort. Followed by 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. From the terrace you go down to the swimming pool and its pergola area. A pretty wooden kiosk to spend relaxing moments with a book and a small terrace. You will find 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. Upstairs mezzanine office, 2 balcony bedrooms, bathroom, convertible attic. Full basement with studio, laundry room, games room, garage, workshop.

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Near NOGARO and AIRE SUR L ADOUR, ELEGANT economic HOUSE OF NOTABLES from the 19th century with centuries-old park, beautiful U-shaped outbuildings, on 11 hectares, without work, a slightly Empire atmosphere.....on the GERS side. The 600m2 building distributes over thirteen rooms including receptions, boudoirs, seven bedrooms, two kitchens, three bathrooms. The authentic elements are preserved: fireplaces and trumeaux, Juliette balcony, Napoleon III woodwork, stucco, Hungarian point parquet floors, Chantilly parquet floors, cabochon floors, coat of arms and sculptures, beautiful oak landing staircase, two 18th century pillar portals, well. Authenticity does not exclude the required comfort: pellet central heating, contemporary kitchens and bathrooms, fiber optics. The whole invites you to daydream, the shaded terrace to relaxation. The walled park characteristic of late 19th century residences also has an ornate water feature in front of one of the facades, 300-year-old oaks and other species, beautiful gates. The adjoining meadow would accommodate horses, cows or sheep. The outbuildings of approximately 1000m2 attest to Armagnac's wine-growing past, suitable for a collection of cars, workshop, artists, commercial activities, company headquarters. The whole is in good condition, 4 minutes from amenities, schools, college and doctors, 12 minutes from the motorway and 1 hour from Pau and Tarbes airport and 30 minutes from Marciac. To live simply happily in the Gers, with a certain refinement in the land of d'Artagnan with its rich history, of which I will show you some tidbits linked to the castle. The decor is set, the furniture installed...Welcome to this real FAMILY HOME, Gers where life is good.... Information and visits from Valerie Trinel 06.34.42.16.07 and Lisa Charrié 06.32.46.96.96 Les honoraires sont à la charge du vendeur. 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!

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.