luxury house for sale Les, Spain

In Baren, a charming village in the medium mountains located at almost 800m above sea level, welcome to this renovated stone sheepfold. It is situated in a privileged environment, on a south-facing slope, in a dominant position, with beautiful unobstructed views of the mountains and more than 17,000 m² of adjoining land that requires no special maintenance. Isolated yet easily accessible by car, your only neighbors will be the wildlife: the doe that is no longer afraid to come and say a little hello and the greetings from the majestic raptors present in the Pyrenees. This is truly a heart-stopper! Pass through the automated gate and begin your visit on a well-maintained private path of 500 m that leads you to the entrance of the sheepfold. You will notice that the owners have thought of everything with a parking area, a closed garage of 37 m² for two cars with a motorized sectional door, wood shelter, and workshop. Turn towards the sheepfold and be awed by this unique architecture that has preserved its old soul once inhabited by pastoralism. Before entering, let’s pause on the terrace and enjoy the view of Pic d'Antenac and the '3000' and the Superbagneres ski station. The facade is facing full south and nothing obstructs the sun that is present until late evening. The usable area of the sheepfold of 139 m² is entirely on one level: An entrance giving access to two large living spaces of nearly 60 m²: a fully equipped kitchen with its large convivial table and a surprise: an open fire dedicated to cooking and grilling, it’s an invitation to joyful moments with family or friends. Next, the living room, a relaxation area combining modernity and the charm of the old with its exposed beams, its old integrated cupboards, and its elegant light-colored tiles. The room is bathed in sunlight thanks to its sliding glass doors. Whether you are outside or inside, the soothing view of the mountains never leaves you. Finally, let’s stop in front of the splendid Alsatian stove: it is an excellent heat diffuser: it accumulates and gradually releases heat, allowing for a continuously comfortable temperature for long hours without the need for reloading it. It’s worth noting that the owners live here year-round and only use this heating method. Let’s move to the upstairs: A hall with a fitted cupboard leads you to the shower room with WC, and to the two beautiful bedrooms, one with large mirror wardrobes. You will notice the high-quality woodwork, both in the shower room with 'boat bridge' flooring and in the bedrooms dressed in oak, with a heart-warming touch for the custom-made and old-style oak doors. This gives the upstairs a mountain and cozy atmosphere. The visit is not over, as an independent apartment with terrace is accessible from the outside. The owners have applied the same care to it as for the house: it consists of a living area, a shower room, a separate WC, and a bedroom, also with a cocooning feel. It’s an ideal place to host family or friends. It can also represent rental income by making it completely independent, simply by adding a kitchenette. Let’s talk about the technical aspects of the house: It should be noted that the owners were keen to renovate this sheepfold with high-quality materials, tastefully and passionately. The house is perfectly insulated in terms of the roof, walls, and floors, and the covering is made of real slate. The windows are aluminum with sliding and tilt-and-turn features, and the shutters are rolling or hinged in aluminum. In addition to the Alsatian stove, there are high-performance electric radiators made of lava stone with elegant design. The frames are made of oak and the woodwork is in oak and chestnut. A stream runs through the property, and it is important to know that the adjoining land is a 'hunting reserve.' The sanitation is individual and functional, but it will need to be brought up to standard. Please feel free to contact me for a more detailed technical sheet. Finally, you’ve understood, the sheepfold is a place of tranquility, far from the hustle and bustle of life, at the heart of nature and mountain activities but just 15 minutes from the spa town of Luchon. You will find all the comfort of a modern city that has managed to preserve its historical heritage and leisure activities with its thermal baths, ski resort, golf course, outdoor swimming pool with mountain views... And all the amenities: shops, doctors, schools... The Peyragudes ski resort is located 28 minutes away, and the more family-friendly Mourtis resort is 33 minutes away. You can also head to Cierp-Gaud, a valley village where you will also find all amenities. You will quickly reach the motorway axes to join Toulouse which is located 1h30 away. And finally, why not take a trip to Spain just 35 minutes away? The sheepfold offers much more than just a living space: it offers a real lifestyle! So don’t hesitate to come and discover it! Make an appointment with me to take a virtual tour from your living room, I can answer your questions. See you soon for a visit! Fees at the expense of the seller Your commercial agent 3G IMMO on site EI - Sophie VAN ONSEM Registered at the RSAC of TOULOUSE 808 503 627, Tel: 06 06 49 22 42, 3gimmo site: https://archive.3gimmo.com/van-onsem 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. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques site: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

Located in the centre of an historic Pyrenean village, 10 mins from the border of Spain, you will find this renovated, gorgeous 200+-year-old dwelling with a courtyard and large terrace. The owners have lovingly restored this property using high quality materials whilst maintaining many original features. It is perfectly located to take advantage of skiing, unparalleled hiking, camping, cycling and other outdoor activities. The properly is a lovely family home or holiday home but would also be a perfect B&B or gite (investment). The B&B in the village closed 7 years ago due to bereavement, leaving scope for a new establishment catering to tourists and skiers in the region. The accommodation is as follows GROUND FLOOR This light and airy level includes a large open-plan salon and kitchen, a laundry room/pantry, a cloakroom, and a WC. At the rear of the home are two double-glazed doors that lead to the outdoor courtyard. Two climatization units have been installed for heating, cooling, and dehumidification. Vestibule Entrance (3.2 m2) You enter the home through double front doors that lead into an enclosed vestibule with Pyrenean marble floors. A second set of double-glazed doors serves as a climate barrier and entrance into the main home. It houses a centralized tableau for all electrical, satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet functions. Large Open-Plan Salon and Kitchen (41.5 m2) The ground floor offers a large open-plan salon and gourmet kitchen. New ceramic tile (2021) has been installed, but the original historic Pyrenean marble path has been retained. The salon has been fitted with an environmentally green pellet stove insert in the original fireplace. The room is accented by floor-to-ceiling original cabinetry with ornamental plaster reliefs and neoclassical details. Three ornamental plaster faces peer down from above the fireplace (we think the likenesses of the family who originally built the home!). The salon is lit by a large chandelier hung from a ceiling rose above. The kitchen was designed in 2021 with an enormous French oak centre island housing a copper sink, dishwasher, microwave, and plenty of drawers fitted with custom storage. Above the centre island are two crystal and copper light fixtures that anchor the room. The kitchen includes an ardoise grey 110cm Falcon Elise (made by Rangemaster) double oven with separate broiler and warming drawer with an induction cooktop (4,900 euros), a fitted exhaust system, and an American-style side-by-side refrigerator. The original working wood burning fireplace serves as a beautiful backdrop for the kitchen. The kitchen is wired for satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet (for television/internet). Cloakroom (9.8 m2) This room has new ceramic tile flooring that flows in from the salon to unify the space. It is the perfect place to store winter coats/boots, bicycles, and skis when coming in from the cold. It has a closed fireplace and a crystal chandelier. WC (2.6 m2) Off the cloakroom is a newly designed and installed WC with a wash basin, new tiled floor, new toilet, and an ambient wall heater. Laundry Room/Pantry (9.4 m2) The room has a newly installed hot water cylinder and is the plumbing hub of the home. Staircase At the rear of the ground floor is a grand staircase with curved banisters and original railings that match those found in the village Mairie. The staircase is lit by fixtures on both upper floor landings and an enormous window. Courtyard (43 m2) The courtyard is a flexible space serving as a potted herb garden, three-season dining area, and hot tub. The tall privacy wall is fitted with windows that allow for views of the Garonne River. A watertight metal door provides access to the River. • Covered patio (6.70 m2) with original ‘evier’ marble sink • Original outdoor fireplace, hearth, and bread oven for fires on autumn evenings • Wood store (4.35 m2) • “Source” with an installed pump • Small storage for garden equipment (1 m2) • Outdoor water taps, electrical outlets, and lighting • Hot tub with dedicated electrical outlet • Spiral staircase leading to a terrace on the first floor FIRST FLOOR The first floor consists of a landing, three principal rooms that could all serve as bedrooms, and a master bathroom. The master bathroom has new ceramic tile and the other rooms have 13mm French ash planks that were milled locally and installed by an artisan. The three principal rooms have been wired for satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet (for television/internet) and have climatization for heating, cooling, and dehumidification. The landing and the three principal rooms have panelling and picture rails installed to house newly renovated electrical systems. Landing (8.2 m2) The landing receives light from an enormous window at the rear of the home and a lantern-style light fixture that works well with the age and style of the home. Master Bedroom (21.6 m2) The master bedroom has original floor-to-ceiling cabinetry fitted with shelves for extra hanging and folding storage that surrounds a closed fireplace with ornamental plaster details. The plaster work on the mantle bears the initials of a family who once called this home. The other three walls have panelling and picture rails. Ceiling-height, double-glazed windows offer a view of the village and the nearby chateau. A grand chandelier lights the space. Master Dressing Area (2.7 m2) Making the most of space, an old small bathroom has been renovated as a dressing area with fitted drawers, shelving, and hanging storage. Master Bathroom (12.3 m2) Once an old kitchen, the master bath is large and luxurious. It has a beautiful white clawfoot bathtub with chrome lion’s feet situated under ceiling-height, double-glazed windows overlooking the Garonne River, a toilet, a large walk-in rain shower, and double sinks housed in a salvaged antique sideboard that was selected to highlight the neoclassical details of the home. The bathroom is fitted with high-end chrome retro fixtures, ornate mirrors, beautiful light fixtures, and recessed ceiling lighting. A large retro ardoise grey wall heater completes the room and warm the space wonderfully. Art Studio (13.4 m´2) The art studio receives a lot of natural light through a large ceiling-height, double-glazed window and glass double-glazed door that leads onto an upper terrace. It has a closed fireplace with ornamental plaster details, an original cupboard, and panelling and picture rails. This room is lit by a crystal chandelier beneath a ceiling rose. Library (18.3 m2) The library is a beautifully sunlit room with lovely ornamental plaster details reminiscent of the neoclassical era, floor-to-ceiling original cabinetry, a closed fireplace, two ceiling-height double-glazed windows, panelling and picture rails, and a dramatic crystal chandelier. First Floor Terrace (15.4 m2) The sunny first floor terrace overlooks the Garonne River and the beautiful Pyrenees Mountains. The views are unparalleled. In spring and summer, the view is verdant and lush. In Autumn, the hills and mountains are a riotous combination of oranges, reds, and yellows. In winter, there are snow-covered landscapes and dramatic mountain peaks. A barbecue is cleverly connected to the chimney below. New lighting and electrical outlets have been installed. The fitted spiral staircase accesses the courtyard below. SECOND FLOOR The second floor offers a landing, office, two guest rooms, a bathroom, a WC, and attic access. With the exception of the bathroom and WC, which has newly installed ceramic tile, the flooring is newly installed 13mm French ash planks milled locally and installed by an artisan. The three rooms on this floor are wired for satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet (for television/internet) and have climatization for heating, cooling, and dehumidification. All rooms on the second floor benefit from added insulation and newly surfaced walls. Landing (7.4 m2) The landing at the top of the staircase receives light from an enormous window at the rear of the home and an additional light fixture. Office (17.5 m2) To the right of the top of the staircase is an office. It has a small window overlooking the Garonne with views of the Pyrenees. Guest Bedroom 1 (23.7 m2) This bedroom is very large, offers a double-glazed window, and views overlooking the village and chateau. Guest Bedroom 2 (19.6 m2) This bedroom is also large, offers a double-glazed window with views to the south. Bathroom (6.5 m2) The renovated bathroom has a window overlooking the Garonne River, ceramic tile, a spacious shower, double sinks, and an ambient wall heater. WC (1.8 m2) The adjoining WC has new ceramic tile floors, a new toilet, and newly resurfaced walls. ATTIC (65 m2) The attic currently serves as a woodworking shop and storage area. It also houses the VMC for the entire home. It has original stone walls at either end, newly installed insulation, and four new Velux windows for light and air circulation. The attic could be converted to a beautiful second salon. It has been wired for satellite/cable television, and CAT-5 ethernet (for television/internet). Excellent holiday home with high rental potential. With stunning views of the Garonne River and surrounding mountains, across the border in Bossost are 3 Michelin * restaurants with superb cuisine. This property has been carefully renovated to retain its beautiful character while also integrating modern comforts. Toulouse and Tarbes/Lourdes airport are within 1h 15 mins and just 20 mins to the train station at Montrejeau, motorway, Bossost in Spain and Luchon making it an ideal location for a B&B. Ski Info • 16-min to Le Mourtis Ski Resort (11 km) • 22-min to Superbagneres Ski Resort (20 km) • 45-min to Peyragudes Ski Resort (35 km • 50-min to Baqueira/Beret in Spain (48 km)

DOMUM EUROPA offers you this hotel ** in Viella (Valle de Aran)Approx. with 13 rooms.Renovated and central.15 km from the ski slopes of Baqueira Beret.For reasons of discretion and security, these properties are not publicly reported, so if you would like more information, we would appreciate it if you arranged a private visit with us.According to law 3/2917 of 02/13/2018 of the CIVIL CODE OF CATALONIA, we inform you that the expenses and taxes of the sale are not included in the public sale price.DOMUM EUROPA a team of professionals at your service, AICAT 8007 and APEI 3028.[IW]

Total surface area 220 m², house plot area 4400 m², usable floor area 200 m², single bedrooms: 1, double bedrooms: 3, 2 bathrooms, 1 toilets, age over 50 years, heating (gasoil), fireplace, state of repair: in good condition, garden (own), floor no.: 2.

Near Aspet, in a quiet, unspoilt setting, this fully renovated 1880 manor house spans 302 m² in 9500 m² of parkland with swimming pool. It comprises a large entrance hall, a vast, bright reception room with large windows opening onto the terrace overlooking the garden, a study and a kitchen. A beautiful staircase leads to the 1st floor with a large hallway and dressing room, 3 bedrooms, one of which has a shower room, and a bathroom. The 2nd floor comprises a large attic room, a bedroom and an attic. There is also a farmhouse to convert and a very large garage in the wooded grounds. A beautiful concrete swimming pool, tiled with glass mosaics, can be heated using the heat pump.

Accommodation: A hotel complex located in a peaceful hamlet with stunning views of the Pyrenees, consisting of a main building and annexes for rental. The main building, approximately 463 m², features a reception area with a bar, dining space, and lounge. It also offers 8 rooms, each with a bathroom, accommodating a total of 35 guests. In addition to an office and technical areas (kitchen, laundry), a 'wellness space' includes a heated indoor pool, a jacuzzi, a sauna, and hot and cold baths outdoors. A recently renovated 50 m² chalet and a 23 m² tiny house are available to complement this accommodation activity. Finally, two recent yurts allow for hosting workshops and seminars, as well as a functional living space of about 105 m². Land: In addition to the 1.5 hectares surrounding the buildings, several plots of meadows and woods are sold with the property, totaling an additional 4.5 hectares. The whole is located on the mountainside, offering breathtaking views of the valley and the Pyrenees. Complementary elements: The property is sold functional, with the booking calendar, customer file, website, and all furniture to immediately welcome guests. Mission and stakes Safer on this property - Support local development. For general information about Safer's interventions, please click on this link or paste it into your browser's address bar https://www.proprietes-rurales.com/page/informations-fr_157.htm. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr. Photos: © Copyright Safer - Unauthorized use without the author's agreement is prohibited.This description has been automatically translated from French.

HAUTE-GARONNE - CLOSE TO SAINT BERTRAND DE COMMINGES Beautiful Art Deco-style, south-facing residence set in 6800m² of wooded grounds with stunning views of the Pyrenees and St Bertrand de Comminges. The 270m² main house comprises 8 main rooms, including a large living room, lounge, dining room and five bedrooms. A guest house with 55m² of living space and an attached garage complete the property, which has two separate entrances. Located 1h15 from Toulouse, close to the ski resorts and the Spanish border (50kms). Suitable for a primary or secondary residence, or for shared housing. Energy class: F Climate class: F Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 5820 euros and 7930 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Excessive energy consumption: Class F. From January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E. Sale price including fees: 533,000 euros Fees payable by purchaser Fees : 7 % TTC of the price excluding fees Sale price excluding fees: 498,131 euros Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

More photos and info on our France Propriétés website.Guaranteed favorites! In Castelbiague, in a magical setting, in absolute calm and without vis-à-vis, this uniquely characterized house offers 115 m2 of living space. It consists on the ground floor of an entrance, a living/dining area of 40 m2 advantageously enhanced by a wood stove, a fitted and equipped kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom with a whirlpool bath and Italian shower, a laundry room, and a WC. On the first floor, there are two additional bedrooms, an office with a mezzanine, and a shower room (pre-installation for a WC). On the exterior side, a 30 m2 outbuilding on the ground and two levels complete the property and could be converted into a gîte, for example. All this on a plot of 1650 m2. Conforming sanitation.Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class E, Climate class E Average estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices in 2021: between €2270.00 and €3160.00. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr.Your FRANCE PROPRIÉTÉS advisor: Frédéric SOURD Commercial agent (Individual business) RSAC 829 300 524 Toulouse RCP Allianz 59 661 778This description has been automatically translated from French.