In Aquitaine, near Agen, a cluster of dwellings dedicated to events set in around 6 ha, between vineyards and the gentle charm of the South-West. This property among vines and fields dates back to the 18th century, and its buildings and landscape catch the eye with their coherence and gentleness. Access is from the south-west, through an automatic gate and along a long drive bordered by yews, Tuscan in feel, to what is in effect a hamlet of local stone buildings. The hamlet comprises the main house and the reception areas that extend it, a vast barn with a wide canopy and a dovecote attached to it, and a summer pavilion fitted out as five self-contained bedrooms.
The main house has two levels, an almost north–south axis, and a U-shaped plan that gives it an elegant, elongated outline. Its two wings are joined on the east side and enclose a central courtyard full of flowers, the very heart of the property. The private quarters to the north are reached through a wide entrance, while a self-contained apartment occupies the south end. A meticulously maintained Virginia creeper delicately picks out the stone-toned rendered facades. Rectangular windows with pastel-blue shutters set a regular rhythm along the elevations and give the house a soft character. Weathered barrel-tile roofs settle naturally into the landscape.
Large trees form a protective screen of greenery around the house: centuries-old planes, slender cypresses, and stately cedars.
Several outbuildings form a harmonious group around the house. The former chais in line with the north wing have been extensively renovated. Their generous proportions have been rethought to host receptions while retaining the spirit and scale of their wine-growing past. They face the barn's wide canopy, and the old dovecote stands against it. A farm building set slightly apart has been converted into guest accommodation with several bedrooms.
The Garonne's lateral canal runs along the property's eastern edge and can be reached on foot through a gate on the north side. The estate is fully fenced and would lend itself to keeping a few goats and sheep.

House with poolBuzet-sur-Baïse (47)
Price :
$1,763,100
($1,615 / m²)
Surface1,092 m²bedrooms17 land5.9 ha

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