Luxury real estate for sale Toujouse, France (page 2)

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A much loved and very private property, this luxury chateau in Gascony, France, stands in 6 hectares and commands breathtaking views over undulating landscapes to the mighty Pyrenees. A short distance from , a Gersoise bastide. Enjoy daily regional markets, such as Éauze – capital of Armagnac (22km) Thursday all-day market and Vic-Fezensac (24km) renowned Friday market. Only 86km from Agen with Canal des Deux Mers. Accommodation is between Chateau and Ecurie (the original stables). The Chateau has a Grand Salon and formal dining room and large working kitchen. A guest suite complete with salon that complements a spacious master bedroom suite. Across the courtyard, self-contained Ecurie has independent access into a total of four bedrooms with bathrooms en-suite, as well as offering dormitory accommodation as well as a travelling chef room. Extensive grounds incorporate tree shaded lawns with summer dining, a heated swimming pool (15m x 6m) with facilities & barbecue. An astroturf tennis court adds to enjoyment.

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.

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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.

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Exceptional Gascon farmhouse with two thriving independent gîtes and 1.5 hectares of private parkland. This charming, fully restored, former Armagnac estate (415 m2) was built in the early 19th century and lies on the fringes of the Parc Natural des Landes de Gascogne, one of the greatest expanses of forest in Western Europe and a haven for nature lovers. The property nestles on a gently elevated site and is surrounded by undulating green hills, Armagnac vineyards and woodland. It is completely private and peaceful with glorious, unimpeded south facing views of the neighbouring Gers. As well as the principle house, there are two well-established and popular gîtes, which can provide an immediate business opportunity for the new owners. There is a recently installed swimming pool (10 m × 5 m) with a sun deck and outside shower - whilst, the extensive and beautifully maintained parkland has several private terraces and al fresco dining opportunities. A rare find, this is a fantastic opportunity to move seamlessly into life in southwest France with immediate income potential. With 10 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, and in excellent condition throughout, there is still ample scope to develop further and the three properties could easily be reconfigured to your requirements. The main house and the first gîte, for example, could be combined to create a larger principle home and still provide a second independent guesthouse with its own gas central heating system. There are also two separate entrance gates and driveways for the main house and the two guesthouses. One advantage of the current configuration is that both gîtes can be rented out simultaneously by extended families and friends, providing extra space and privacy. There is fibre optic broadband (2GB) throughout the entire property. Main House: A private driveway leads to the main house where there is covered parking and a workshop. There is also a covered outdoor terrace from the kitchen side. From this door (one of three ground entrances) there is a beautifully fitted kitchen (18 m²) with beautiful, original tiled floors. This leads to the dining room (19 m²) with a handsome wood-burning stove. From here there is a living room (18.5 m²) with fireplace and wood burning stove. There is a central hallway (13 m²), which has a wonderful wrought iron spiral staircase. This leads through to the utility room with the gas fired central heating system for the main house and the first gîte. There is also underfloor heating in both. There is also a downstairs shower room (7.5 m²) with washbasin and separate WC. The spiral staircase leads to the landing area of the first floor: First Floor: Bedroom 1: (19.5 m²) with its own fireplace. Bedroom 2: (19.5 m²) with its own fireplace. Bedroom 3 (10 m²) currently serving as an office Second floor: Bedroom 4: (22 m²) with en suite bathroom Gîte 1: This guesthouse has 4 bedrooms and can sleep 10. It is the former stables and this spacious gîte has its own enclosed courtyard, large open plan kitchen / dining area. There is also an enclosed courtyard garden, terrace and easy access to the pool. It is attached to the main house and can be easily accessed from each floor but there are discrete partitions in place for when guests are staying. Both houses feel completely independent and private with their own entrances, driveway and private parking. This Gîte comprises: Ground Floor: Kitchen/dining room (41 m²) with patio doors leading onto the courtyard. A large living room (17 m²) with sliding doors leading onto a sun terrace. Bedroom 1: (9 m²) with French doors opening onto a courtyard Bathroom (2.5 m²) with bath, washbasin and WC and beautiful signature blue and white Spanish tiles. First Floor: Bedroom 2: (11 m²) with exposed wooden beams. Bedroom 3: (14 m²) with exposed wooden beams. Bathroom (4.5 m²) with bath, washbasin and WC. Bedroom 4 (10 m²) with exposed beams. Gîte 2: This guesthouse is the former Armagnac distillery and it can sleep up to 4. There are 2 large bedrooms and the master bedroom is en suite and it can sleep up to 4. It has a hugely impressive feature living room / dining area (72m2) with wood-burning stove. It has its own private terraces, parking and driveway. It is also all on one level so suitable for wheelchair access and easy access to the swimming pool. This gîte has its own separate gas central heating system. Gîte 2 comprises: A well-equipped kitchen (20 m²) with exposed beams and access to a courtyard and to a south-facing covered terrace. The stunning dining room / living room (73 m²) has French doors leading onto the terrace and has a stylish wood burner stove Bedroom 1: (20 m²) with French doors leading onto courtyard has an en suite bathroom (5 m²) with bath, double washbasin and WC. There is also a separate shower room (4 m²) shower, washbasin, and separate WC. Bedroom 2 (15 m²) with French doors leading onto a terrace. Outdoor space: The immaculate grounds (1.5 hectares) are mainly set to lawn, with mature trees, shrubs and woodland. There is a natural spring and a well. The views are beautiful in all seasons and the parkland is completely private with Armagnac vineyards being the nearest neighbours. The swimming pool is recently installed: 10 x 5 m with a graduated depth and fully automatic. Location and local infrastructure: Situated at the southernmost tip of the Lot et Garonne, the property is strategically placed at the meeting point of two equally diverse and beautiful departments: the Gers and the Landes. So you really do have the best of all worlds. There is much to see, do and explore nearby. Airports: Pau-Pyrenees Airport: 1 hour 25 mins Bordeaux-Mérignac airport: I hour 35 mins Toulouse Blagnac airport: I hour 45 mins Bergerac Dordogne Périgord Airport: 2 hours Rail links: Agen Gare: with high-speed rail links to Bordeaux, Paris and Marseilles: 55 mins Gare de Mont de Marsan: with regular connections to Bordeaux and south: 1 hour Nearest Supermarkets: Nérac, Condom, Gabarret and Éauze. Weekly open-air food markets in nearby Sos and Mezin all year round and night markets in July & August, which attract many tourists. There are also weekly open-air markets in Nérac and Éauze. Close to the Parc Natural des Landes de Gascogne, which attracts nature-lovers, hikers, cycling and eco-tourism. Outdoor swimming pools in Mézin and Gabarret open from June to September. Thermal Spa in Barbotan Les Thermes from March to November and in Casteljaloux all year round with access to an outdoor swimming pool heated to 37°. Castelnau-d'Auzan: 8 minutes Sos en Albret: 11 mins Gabarret: 13 mins Montréal du Gers: 17 mins Éauze: 18 mins Barbotan Les Thermes: 19 mins Condom: 31 mins Nérac: 35 mins Agen: 55 mins