luxury real estate for sale Mirande, France (page 5)

French 5 hectare property nestled in the valleys of the Gers with a 12th century castle. Château carefully renovated in 2008 to preserve and highlight the old elements. A large entrance of 22m2 opens on one side onto a large living room with vaulted stone arch and impressive fireplace and on the other side overlooks the dining room and the hallway opening onto the kitchen below. Upstairs, 4 bedrooms, three of which have their adjoining bathroom and toilet. Two of the rooms open onto the towers, their original vaulted arched ceilings and their 13th century sculptures. Outside, century-old plane trees shade the facade of the house in summer. Further on, behind the shelter and the garage is a 140m2 Gascon house to rehabilitate. It has 3 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, a dining room and a kitchen. The 18 x 5 swimming pool is located in front of the house surrounded by a large shaded terrace. A lake with spring and a well complete this beautiful 5 hectare property. 5 minutes from a village with all amenities and one hour from Toulouse. English Beautiful XIII century castle nestled at the end of a long private drive in the Gers, also known as the French Tuscany. Century old plane trees shade the arrival to the large front porch and the entrance. Entry hall is 22sqm2 and on one side is a living room with pointe de hongrie floors, an imposing fireplace and stone arches. French doors lead out to another terrace. On the other side of the large entry is the dining room and stair access to the downstairs kitchen. The kitchen has been renovated respecting the style of the rest of the chateau and has a terrace as well for outside dining. Upstairs a 32sqm2 luminous hall is perfect for exposing art. 4 spacious bedrooms of which two overlook the towers with their stone arches and stone XIII century sculptures. Next to the chateau is a typical Gascony farmhouse that needs to be rehabilitated. It has 3 bedrooms, two living rooms, kitchen and dining room. The 18x5 pool is adjacent to the farmhouse. Private lake with a spring and well the entire property on 5 hectares of land/12,000 acres. 1 hour from Toulouse, La Ville Rose; 1 1/2 to the ski slopes and 2 1/2 hours to the Atlantic coast. Nearest amenities 5km.

This traditional old farmhouse with its adjoining stable has been renovated and turned in to a delightful, much loved, family home, combining charm and cosiness with the practicality of every day living. Sitting in just over 3ha of land, close to the thriving market town of Mauvezin, and only 45 mins from Toulouse airport, the property is perfectly situated in the peaceful countryside. The property is in immaculate condition with a vast kitchen/diner, utility room, pantry, large living room, office, bedroom and shower room on the ground floor and a further four bedrooms, bathroom and master suite upstairs. The property is spacious, light and airy, plenty of room for entertaining, or escaping the bustle and finding a quiet corner to lose yourself in the pages of a good book. Let’s take a look in more detail: The Kitchen and Main Reception Room The kitchen is a lovely room, very much the heart of this home, with its beautiful, oak, central island, custom built by a very skilled carpenter, perfect for the children to sit and do their homework, as a spacious workspace for the preparation of meals; or simply a convivial area in which to hang out and enjoy an aperitif before dinner. Originally the stable, the kitchen has doors leading onto the south facing garden and to the covered terrace. Practicality reigns here too, with a utility room and a pantry off the kitchen. The Main Reception Room This spacious room was once two separate living rooms joined together to create a fabulous space off the entrance hall. The original fireplace is a focal point to the room for those cosy winter evenings, or as an attractive feature in the summer months. The Entrance Hall This is the main entrance into the property, where we see the traditional layout of two rooms off a central hallway. For the current family in residence, the kitchen door is adopted for every day use and ease. The Office To the left of the hall is the room currently used as an office but could be a second downstairs bedroom, a music room, a library …. The Downstairs Bedroom A double bedroom overlooks the garden terrace and is situated at the end of the hall next to a separate shower room. The Shower Room A lovely, light, shower room with sink and WC, and an external door leading out to the garden. The First Floor A wooden staircase leads up to a landing, from which we access the five upstairs bedrooms and bathrooms. The Master Suite Luxurious, spacious, a perfect place for mum and dad to relax and enjoy some well earned peace, with their own shower and dressing rooms. The Four Double Bedrooms All bedrooms have been built in the eaves so they all have sloping ceilings and beautiful cross beams, great rooms for growing children or friends to claim as their own. The Bathroom Well designed, this bathroom boasts a claw foot bath as well as a walk in shower, WC and sink. The Terrace There is a large covered terrace outside the kitchen which houses the boiler room in one corner. The family use this as the summer dining room, another great entertainment area, capturing those welcome cool breezes on a scorching hot day and offering valuable shade. The Hangar Every property has need of storage space and this is no exception! This 240m² hangar can house machinery, vehicles, animals, the list goes on….. The Outdoors With a mixture of lawn and gravelled and stepped gardens in a Provençal style, with plenty of potential for expansion here. Currently easy to maintain, there is plenty of space to install a pool if required. Our thoughts here at Bliss This is a property which we have known for many years and since purchase, having seen it develop over time thanks in most part to the renovations of its current owners. Internally the house is in excellent condition, externally there is scope for someone with animals, or a passion for gardening. This property would make a fabulous principle residence. It is a fine house that provides accommodation for a large family. There is a sense of this being a ‘real year-round house’, solid in structure, and well maintained, as opposed to a lock-up and leave holiday home. This said, the gardens are designed for ease, and the property could also be used as a family home in the summer, and put to bed for the winter. What we love best! The property is warm and welcoming - with the vast kitchen as our favourite part. An invitation to cook, eat, play and entertain together, all in the peace of the gascon countryside!

Slightly outside a hamlet, a traditional Gers house offers you the calm of the countryside at the doorstep of a pretty town full of charm, not overlooked. The house includes an entrance, a kitchen, a living room, a dining room, 3 bedrooms, a bathroom, a toilet, a laundry room. Upstairs a bedroom, a storage room, plan a renovation. Outside a barn, a garage. The land planted with fruit trees and various species. Ideal horses or tourist project. All amenities three kilometers away, supermarket, doctor, nurse, pharmacy, bakery and many other shops. Lots of potential for this very rare property, in a sought-after area less than an hour from Toulouse.

Chateau near Mauvezin located in the Gersoise countryside. Land of 2ha with well, pond and moat. On the ground floor: large living room of 140m2 to the north with stone vaults and exposed framework; warm south-facing kitchen opening onto a 100m2 terrace; library, dining room, hall, laundry room, utility room/boiler room and disabled access bedroom with shower. Floor: 6 bedrooms, including 4 with bathroom. Master bedroom with 2 bathrooms and dressing room. Roof remodeled regularly. Heating: 2 pellet stoves and electric heating. Outbuildings of 250m2 which serves as a workshop and garage with roof in very good condition. At 9o, 13o and 17o century chateau near Mauvezin and 1hr from Blagnac aeroport in beautiful Gascony countryside. 2ha of land with well, a moat and a pond. Ground level: large entry and on the right of entry, bedroom facing east with a handicap access and bathroom. 140 sq m living/play room facing north with stone arches. Cozy kitchen with wood pellet stove on the southside with 100 sq m patio. Library and dining room.Back kitchen and boiler room. First floor: 6 bedrooms. Parental suite(80sq m) with 2 bathrooms and very big dressing room. Hallway 70sq m and one room that does not have windows but serves as office and acces to the roof. There is a 250sq m building that is used as a garage and workshop. All roofs in good condition. Beautiful wood and stone work throughout the house.

EXCLUSIVE TO BEAUX VILLAGES! Located just 50 km from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, this impressive stone mansion spans 570 m² and sits atop a hill, boasting panoramic views. Offering nine bedrooms, well-appointed bathrooms, a spacious kitchen, an elegant salon, a dining room, a pigeonnier, a private pool, an independent guest appartment, and expansive 3-hectare grounds, all just 1 km from the village center. Key Features: Total area of 570 m², ideal for accommodating a large family or hosting gatherings. Nine comfortable bedrooms, each with a bathroom. Fully equipped kitchen for culinary delights. Elegant salon and spacious dining room for entertaining. Charming pigeon loft for unique character. Private pool surrounded by landscaped outdoor space. 3 hectares of land offering endless possibilities. Independent guest house for seasonal rental (subject to necessary permissions) or guest accommodation. Central heating for year-round comfort. Positioned atop a hill, offering stunning panoramic views. Proximity to village amenities, just 1 km away. This stone mansion presents a unique opportunity for those seeking character, breathtaking views, and ample space for living and entertaining.

Dating in parts from the 13th century, this 4 bed, 3 reception small chateau sits at the end of a private driveway lined with plane trees and surrounded by nearly 5 hectares of parkland with centenary trees. Presented for sale in excellent order, this is a light-filled and charismatic home just waiting for it's next guardian. An ideal artist or writers retreat, the first floor, with its high ceilings and tall windows, is ideally suited for presenting an art collection. Three bedroom guest or staff cottage, outbuilding, stables, 17.5 metre salt swimming pool, lake, pasture, mature trees and simple gardens. 45 minutes drive to Toulouse airport.

In the town centre, this 363 m2 house has been completely renovated in the classic style. Parquet floors, marble fireplaces and wood panelling. 2 entrances, 4 bedrooms, sitting rooms, billiards room, top-of-the-range kitchen. Veranda. Outbuildings. Out of sight, a green area of more than 600 m2 with private access. Possibility of parking 4 vehicles. Remarkable state of presentation. Ideal for professionals and large families. A haven of peace. A property of excellence. Selling price: 460 000 euros Fees at seller's expense Energy class: D Climate class: D Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 5 190 euros and 7 070 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

GERS - NEAR MAUVEZIN Beautiful country property with a XIXth century castle of 376 m², very bright and divided into 11 main rooms including 5 bedrooms. Without nuisance in the heart of a superb park of 1,6 hectare. Salt water swimming pool with pool house, bowling alley, numerous outbuildings including stables, large pond with a spring, well, orchard and about forty 35 year old truffle oaks. Possibility to acquire more land. Suitable as a family residence, or for a tourist or agricultural project. Energy class: E Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 5317 euros and 7193 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

Nestled in the heart of Madiran, this awe-inspiring 28-hectare property is the epitome of French living. Boasting a 900 sqm chateau and a 300 sqm annex, this estate is a masterpiece of Gascony architecture that has been carefully transformed over centuries. The property's 2017 restoration harmoniously blends traditional features with modern amenities, resulting in an exquisite estate that exudes elegance and sophistication. The 12 rooms, spread over three levels, are equipped with en-suite bathrooms. The outbuilding has been converted into a stunning reception hall and art gallery, providing a perfect venue for cultural events. With a park, terraces, and heated pool, this property offers the ultimate weekend get-away. With the potential to develop a boutique hotel or bed and breakfast, this estate is an excellent opportunity for the discerning investor. With Pau airport and TGV station only 45 minutes away, this magnificent property is sure to captivate the most discerning buyers.

In the heart of Madiran region, located 20 minutes from Nogaro, 900m² chateau from the 19th century with the tower from the 13th century completely restored and modernized in 2017. The chateau is arranged on three levels. On the ground floor, two living rooms, a kitchen and four bedrooms each with a bathroom. The main staircase leads to the first floor with 5 large bedrooms and as many bathrooms. On the top floor, an office, a living room and three bedrooms. The 28-hectare property includes an outbuilding of around 300 m² serving as a reception room, the castle park, a heated swimming pool, woods and land that can be planted with vines.

Large chateau constructed in 1830, with 1200 sq. m of living space and excellent amenities is now for sale. It is perfectly situated in 20 min (Nogaro) and features incredible views over a park. You are sure to enjoy this chateau's scenic views overlooking the forest. The property is set in a great location: the city center, the airport (150 km) and schools can be found nearby. Three lounges, a dining room, three living rooms, one reception room, 11 bedrooms, two kitchens, seven bathrooms and four shower rooms are spread across three floors in the chateau. The chateau also benefits from a security system, double glazing, an air conditioning unit and an electric gate, as well as a home library. The chateau also feature mouldings.

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In a word, this property is all about the VIEWS. Built in a raised position and dominating the landscape, this imposing country home is positioned to admire the sweep of fields and woodland. The mellow stone walls embrace the sunsets and as is clear from the photographs that illustrate this advert, provide an ever-changing tableau of colour. The skies up here are vast. The owner shares a collection of photographs from over the years. Each one depicts a different and dramatic sunset, the colours never quite the same, all with vibrant flashes of pink, oranges, purple and red. There is a wild timelessness about this view, as it stretches far into the distance without the interruption or another house or building. Sitting on the gravel terrace and looking down at the sweep of the valley, there is a sensation of being on the rim of the world. The beloved country estate of the same family for many years, the property was a retreat to which the owner could invite friends from Paris, principally to party, and in later years to live full-time. This property was the dream of one man, who like the Great Gatsby, developed his home around his own desire for comfort, space, luxury and amusement. The rooms are vast. If you like to spread out, there isn’t a risk of ever feeling cramped here. There are some quirky remnants, the vestiges of another world. This is possibly the only property you will ever find with two 1970s bathtubs in one bathroom, positioned to view a TV screen, and with place for the bottle of Champagne. The property does not take itself too seriously, except in the serious business of space and fun. The walls are full of pictures of parties held there, and interesting people who came to feast and dance. As with all properties that are firmly rooted in another time, and place, it is fixed in time, and with regards to the bathrooms, and carpets, new owners will need to rip away the décor of the 1970s, the personality of the previous owners, and expose the bare bones of the property.The bones are good. The rooms are vast, and the property designed around a central courtyard and a long internal gallery. Some of the rooms have a more traditional feel than others, with fine terracotta floor tiles, and stone walls. Other rooms will most likely want to shed their carpets and cladding. There is a mix of styles; traditional Gascon manor house, Spanish villa, or perhaps in parts something slightly Moresque about the woodwork and the detail of the fret work. A second much older cottage sits at the entrance of the property, far removed from the main house, and provides perfect guest accommodation, or home for a guardian. Let’s begin our tour with a look at the main house The formal entrance to the property opens onto a large gallery hallway which in turn opens onto a central courtyard. The family prefer to use the kitchen entrance daily. The Kitchen The kitchen is the heart of the house, divided into three separate zones, this large and spacious room has a breakfast table, a formal dining area, and has a cosy workspace at the far end with an oven range and ceramic tiles. If you were to ask which part of the house is the most traditional, then without a doubt it is the kitchen. With thick oak beams running across the ceiling, a decorative stone sink, and a choice of traditional fixtures and fittings, this is a Gascon kitchen worthy of any French country home. Currently filled with a lifetime of bits and pieces, there is nothing minimalistic about this room, by any stretch of the imagination, and yet it still manages to feel spacious. The kitchen opens in turn both onto the internal hallway to the formal entrance and to the central reception room. This vast living space, with its fireplace, has views to the gardens through tall French windows along the full length of the room. This is a tremendous space in which to party or sit by the fire in a smaller committee. It is a family living space, incorporating an occasional study desk, and various sitting areas. In summer the windows are thrown open to the terrace, and to the fabulous view towards the vast stretch of horizon and the woodland beyond. Besides the main reception room, there is a second study or library, which in turns opens out to a downstairs bedroom and bathroom. The master suite encompasses a huge amount of surface area, with the infamous bathroom, which is spacious enough to dance in, not to mention its two bathtubs… The master bedroom is equally generous in size. Future occupants to the property might wish to rethink how the rooms are used. There is certainly more than enough space to play around with. The master bathroom could perhaps become a bedroom with an ensuite. It is certainly spacious enough. The property was designed so that the sleeping accommodation is almost entirely reserved for Monsieur and Madame, with guests retiring to the cottage at the bottom of the garden. All rooms are on the ground floor. There are no stairs; each room flowing to the next in circular fashion around a central terrace, like a Riyad. There is a guest cloak room behind a decorative wooden door in the main hallway. The Guest Accommodation At the entrance to the cottage, there is a large guest cottage, with a kitchen, living room, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. This cottage was once the original building on the plot and is rustic in style with much smaller rooms, steps and stairs between levels and a quirky layout. The Pool There is a swimming pool and an outbuilding for storage next to the pool, with a covered terrace for summer dining. The pool has not been used recently and will need to be filled again and put back into service. There are lovely views from the pool and it sits at a good distance from the main house.

Stéphane Palladin Safti Eauze, presents to you here, this magnificent estate made up of 2 superb residences on 8 hectares of land with panoramic views of the Pyrenees Massif. Located at the end of a dead end, in a quiet area, and on the heights of Armagnac, the First historic house from the 19th century decorated with its porch accommodates on more than 200 m2, a dwelling with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, living room- open kitchen, workshop and large garage. The second, called

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Master house dating from 1700 of approximately 350m² of living space, 5 minutes drive from st mont and 40 minutes from Pau. This quiet situation facing the Pyrenees will appeal to you with it private drive, vineyards and panoramic views of over 150 kilometers. The habitable space comprises of a large entrance hall, 2 reception rooms with fireplaces, large kitchen, pantry , veranda, office, 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, corridor and landing. The roof is recent but work needed for the electricity, decoration and heating. Large outbuidings ( former wine vats) and interior courtyard.2 acres land.

Boasting a prime location with far-reaching views in the heart of a highly sought-after Gascon village, this picturesque abode offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and village life. Home to a family of three with a dog - this property is ideal as a main residence or as a holiday bolt-hole, with easy access to may countryside walks around the nearby countryside. We enter the property via a private courtyard whose ancient stone walls form an intimate and private space in which to entertain; the perfect miniature garden in which to display a collection of potted plants or in which to dine on a heady summer’s night. Small enough for easy maintenance, spacious enough for outdoor dining and relaxation in the sun, this area once comprised a first floor wooden terrasse which could potentially be re-instated in metal or wood. (Planning may be required). Certainly what this garden may lack in size, it gains in charm, being very much an additional reception-room in the summertime. From the stone courtyard we enter the house via a side door which opens onto a small hallway. Here there is a downstairs laundry room and a handy storage area. Shedding our coats, we turn to the spacious reception room which overlooks a tiny medieval street. The room is toasty warm, thanks the wood-burning stove installed by the current owners. Of note are the large glass windows which open onto the street from the reception room and allow a stream of sunlight into the room. The kitchen is a delightful area that has the “feel” of a multifunctional reception room, with a central moveable island, a dining-room area and a panoramic view of the valley to the north. The current owners would have fitted a second wood-burning stove into this room had they stayed. On the first floor an impressive master bedroom overlooks the tiny medieval village street. This fabulous room has an open-plan bathroom with a tub and sink. There is also a private ensuite WC for the parents. The family showroom shared by the other two first floor bedrooms sits in the middle of the landing. This room has a lovely view over the internal courtyard - and potentially with a rejig, one could position a bath tub in a prime position to enjoy the view. The two remaining bedrooms overlook the valley with far reaching views. One is currently used as a music room, the other a teenage bedroom : both are of a good size either as two children’s rooms - or perhaps one could be used as a study. However you choose to make use of the first floor bedrooms, the light is good and the views in both directions too. The top floor has a special surprise reserved for guests to the house. A hideaway in the eaves, a cosy nook in which to retreat, this room has the joyous playfulness of a secret den, tucked up high in the rooftop and oblivious to the stirrings of the world below. Guests who enjoy a quirky nest will feel safe and coddled by the intimate walls of this little hideaway. This room will appeal to anyone young of heart and remain entirely inaccessible to anyone who isn’t surefooted. Up on high, the bed is custom built on a platform. There is a small shower room in one corner- while WC is accessible on the first floor.

This magnificent Gascon Château sits in the heart of rolling countryside and has been treasured by the same family for several generations. With its foundations in the Middle Ages, circa 1479, these old stone walls have observed the centuries pass by and observed each generation adapt the building according to the needs and innovations of its time. The most remarkable of these modifications was the extension of the original château before the French Revolution by the Comtesse de Beaumont, a courtesan of the court, who, forced to flee from court and to return home to Gascony, (one wonders at the actions that led to the wrath of the Queen?), later hosted political refugees herself, fleeing the bloodshed of Paris and the reign of terror in 1789. Later throughout the 20th century and war with Germany, the chateau once again offered sanctuary to those in need. In the second world war a Jewish refugee by the name of Irène Lezorviez, was hidden here. As a sign of recognition a tree was planted in 1987 in Jerusalem as a sign of recognition to the Gascon French resistance. The Comtesse de Beaumont was the person to make the greatest contribution to the development of the Château as we know it today. Bringing back home with her the notions of fine living she had experienced at court, the Comtesse was anxious to create a similar splendour in rural Gascony. This might have been a rural and working estate, but the Comtesse made additions to ensure that it was transformed into a place of beauty and the ideal place to host parties, with the addition of the 18th century wing which forms the main building today, to the addition of the stone turrets with their far reaching views, to the development of the stunning parkland with its tree-lined avenues in the shape of a star, leading to the bronze statue of Diane the huntress, and last but not least, the construction of the delicate and ornamental chapel where current owners of this family have married. During her time at the Château many parties were hosted here, and it is a testimony to the longevity of the Gascons themselves, that having escaped the Revolution, the Comtesse lived on until the fine age of one hundred years! Each successive generation has brought change and innovation to the park and buildings, with various additions; for example, the innovative water-pump and windmill, to the complete renewal of the roof as we see them today by the current owners. This property was the first to experience the joys of running water and has traditionally been the residence of a succession of innovative and inspirational residents. With its towers, pigeonniers, moat and wine chai, as well as being a place of beauty, we are reminded that this Château is also a testament to the rich agricultural architecture of Gascony. Brought to market for the first time in centuries by BLISS IMMOBILIER since 1881, this is a rare and extraordinary opportunity to enjoy not only an incredible building and park, but to experience French history first-hand. Some of the original furniture remains, including the commode at the entrance hall with its grand mirror, installed by the Comtesse so that she might check her appearance before leaving through the grand front door. As you glance at the mirror today, and see your own reflection, it is easy to sense the rustle of the skirts of the Comtesse behind you in the grand hallway and imagine her elegant figure sweeping across the magnificent original tiled floor. These rooms are alive with history, in a place which time has somehow managed to forget. Whether your project is to develop a business suitable to the 21st century within these walls, and to bring the rooms alive with conferences or luxury guest suites for guests visiting this wonderful corner of southwest France, or whether you are someone who simply craves the joy and of stepping back in time and living a part of your life where so many others have left their imprint before, we cannot know. What we can promise, is that this is a rare opportunity to live in a place of immense beauty. Climb to the top of the high stone turret and survey the dizzying view of your magnificent 4,6-hectare park, with far reaching views as far as the eye can see on all four sides. Admire the old oak trees which are hundreds of years old, the likes of which could never grow within a single lifetime. Welcome to your own personal opportunity to become chatelain or chatelaine of this fine Gascon château. More photos and information as well as a film on our Bliss real estate website

This south facing property is in the heart of Lectoure, with five first floor double bedrooms, a ground floor bedroom, a shared family bathroom, main reception room and spacious kitchen. The property has the advantage of a walled garden, and a garage. With a spacious first floor balcony to add to its charm, this property is a rare opportunity to purchase a property in one of the most attractive medieval streets of Lectoure. Some updating is required but the property is perfectly habitable. Room Sizes Entrance hall: 17.79m2 Cloakroom + WC: 2.13m2 + 1.47m2 Garage/laundry room: 18.89m2 + 3.23m2 Downstairs bedroom/study/office: 12.52 (with a sink) Inner hallway to kitchen/reception: 7.39m2 Kitchen: 27.83m2 Reception Room: 22,62m2 First Floor Landing: 8.22m2 Bedroom 1: 15,92 (with access to balcony terrace) Balcony first floor (covered terrace/ access to balcony) : 12,03 Bedroom 2: 17,24m2 Bedroom 3 : 13,61m2 Bedroom 4 : 14,10m2 Bedroom 5: 17,27m2 (above the garage – as an extension) Bathroom : 7,80m2 (bathtub, sink, WC)