luxury real estate for sale Moncrabeau, France

Discover the timeless elegance of this prestigious property, where history meets contemporary comfort. The main residence, with its 365 m² and 12 rooms, including 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, exudes unique charm with its beautifully preserved architectural details. The ground floor offers a generous living area, while the first floor hosts spacious, character-filled bedrooms. An adjoining barn, transformed into a summer dining area, and a three-story medieval tower add unparalleled character to this remarkable estate. Outside, enjoy a vast, tree-filled park with a well and an orchard, creating an oasis of peace and privacy. This is a rare opportunity to own an exceptional property that combines noble heritage with refined living. Don’t miss the chance to make this extraordinary place your home. Price including agency fees : 580 000 € Price excluding agency fees : 547 170 € Buyer commission, tax included: 6%

Nestled in the heart of a small picturesque hamlet in the Gers, this home embodies the soul and history of the place. The garden charms with its quaint allure, featuring boxwood topiaries that add a touch of elegance, and a charming stone well completes the picture. The house, both imposing and understated, is distinguished by its stone walls that bear witness to the strength of time. Upon entering, one is immediately enveloped by an atmosphere that is both rustic and elegant. The ambiance is instantly welcoming. A large living room with a beautifully beamed ceiling invites joyful family gatherings. Another, cozier lounge is a true haven for moments of relaxation. The study, spacious and bathed in light, provides an ideal setting for studious daydreaming. The kitchen, with its orange tiles, evokes a sweet nostalgia of the 1960s. Next to the kitchen, the dining room lovingly recalls the mealtime memories of our grandmothers. Upstairs, seven spacious bedrooms unfold their charms. Adjacent to the building, a large covered terrace opens up to the surrounding nature. The highlight is the medieval 13th-century tower, standing proudly—both noble and welcoming—ready to host grand celebrations as well as the laughter and play of children. The mere mention of a family home evokes a multitude of images and memories within us. It embodies the warm and comforting idea of a place where every nook tells a story, where laughter still echoes in the walls, and where time seems to stand still to make room for the sweetness of shared moments. This is the very essence of what we envision as a family haven.

A charming four-bedroom stone house with a separate stone annexe set in private gardens with a pool and lovely countryside views, within a hamlet, close to Condom. With a separate dining room, kitchen, summer reception room and study, this is a spacious home, tastefully restored and full of character. Historically the property itself was once four cottages in a tranquil Gascon hamlet which now form one single dwelling. The property was purchased over thirty years ago by its current owners who transformed what was then a ruin into a beautiful home. The owner of the property is a talented artisan and there is evidence of his work throughout the property. The owners have carefully retained original features such as stone fireplaces and sinks, and where new additions have been made (such as the wooden handcrafted staircase) they are totally in-keeping with the style of the period. The property it is set over two floors with a central mezzanine, accessible via two wooden staircases. The ground floor offers flexible living accommodation including a spacious reception room with a fireplace, a separate dining room, a kitchen, a downstairs bedroom currently used as a gym, and three upstairs bedrooms. Opening onto the gardens there is a light and bright summer sitting room with a second kitchen area and reception room. The gardens are peaceful and nicely planted with neat lawns, a variety of trees and flower beds and different sections in which to relax, dine or entertain. With little to do in the main house, whoever buys this property will have the opportunity to complete the refurbishment of the stone annexe. This building has a new roof and concrete flooring throughout and is divided into three sections. The first has been converted into a reception room and artist’s studio. Interestingly this room would provide an excellent space as a treatment room, an outside office, or for anyone wishing to work freelance from home such as an osteopath. The groundwork has been done to easily convert the rest of the property into a second house with the addition of a kitchen and bathroom. (Please note change of usage planning may be required). FOR FULL DETAILS PLEASE CONSULT OUR BLISS IMMOBILIER WEBSITE The approach (is pristine!) On approaching the property, we are welcomed by blue shutters and smart exterior stonework on both the buildings, and the little stonewalls which double as planters for topiary and palm trees. The entrance to the property is topped with crisp light gravel, clever exterior lighting and parking for several cars. There is a zen feel to the pebble terrace borders to the annexe and a small fountain in the corner. The ground floor The main reception room The main door opens into a traditional period style reception room with terracotta floors and an imposing stone fireplace where it is easy to imagine nights snuggled in front of the fire with a good book and a glass of wine (or two). A bespoke wooden staircase directs us up to a mezzanine floor which can also be reached from a second staircase in the dining room. There is a view via a glass door to the pool and rear gardens. The study A door from the main reception room opens onto an adjacent study room with a door to both the front and rear gardens. The current owner used this room as an office, and clients were able to visit him and access the office from the car park, without having to enter the main house. The summer living room The study opens onto a beautiful summer reception room/kitchen with windows along two walls over the gardens and pool and double French doors which bathe the room in light. This room forms a seamless connection between the house and the gardens and is light and bright in style. It provides a lovely contrast to the more traditional feel of the main house. This space is fitted with a simple open plan kitchen, wooden cladded walls and a high beamed ceiling. We return now to the main entrance hall, and the central reception room, to explore the other side of the property. The kitchen & dining room The main reception room opens onto a rustic style kitchen with blue and white splashback tiles, white painted base and wall cupboards, a fitted oven and hob and a dishwasher. There are lovely views and access out onto the front garden. Step up from the kitchen into the dining room also with an original and working fireplace. The boiler room A double door from the dining room opens onto a practical storage room which houses the boiler and water heater. The ground floor cloakroom Running parallel to the dining room a hallway leads to a downstairs cloakroom. From here, we access: The ground floor bedroom (1) This room is currently used as a gym, but for anyone requiring a downstairs bedroom, this is a spacious room with a lovely view of the gardens and access to the pool. It also has the advantage of an adjacent downstairs family shower room. The ground floor shower room Alongside the ground floor double bedroom is a stunning shower room with views of the pool and a glass door to the garden. A contemporary double stone handcrafted sink, Italian shower and smart wooden flooring plus built-in shelves lend the room a sense of elegance. The walls are plastered in smooth Moroccan style Tadelakt plaster which add to the beautiful finish of the room. The first floor The upstairs snug We ascend the main staircase from the central living room. This is a magnificent space given the double height ceiling with original wooden beams and stone walls. The stairs open onto a spacious landing area where the owners have created an informal first floor snug where the children like to watch television. The master bedroom (2) From the landing we access the master bedroom with mirrored fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room which doubles as a hammam. The bedroom has large double windows with fabulous views across the garden and beyond to the surrounding fields. Bedroom (3) With access from the second staircase in the dining room, a first-floor double bedroom with overlooks the courtyard. With fitted wardrobes, a modern partition cleverly conceals a shower cubicle and wash basin. The room has an adjacent is a separate WC featuring a quirky hand painted wall mural of a palm tree perhaps in homage to the tropical planting outside and the creation of a family friend. Bedroom (4) A third, very sunny double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and double-glazed doors opens out onto a Juliet balcony overlooking the central courtyard. Outside The guest house & workshop At the entrance to the property a stone annexe sits parallel to the main house. This building has electricity, a new roof and a lovley stone façade and internal walls. The first section of this property is currently dressed as a relaxation room/artist’s studio/workshop. It is attractively furnished with a Moroccan-style corner sofa and has a softly painted concrete floor. There is potential to do refit the original fireplace which has conserved just two stone corner pillars. An adjoining room functions well as a workshop/studio and houses the owners’ tools. A third adjoining room is currently unused but also benefits from a good roof. This is an interesting addition to the property. Change of usage may be required, but it is certainly spacious enough to create a second cottage, or to use for yoga retreats, or other artistic pursuit. Equally it could be converted into a home for older children or elderly parents with ground floor accommodation only. The outside space The owners have clearly taken great pride in creating delightful gardens both at the front and at the rear. A double garage provides shelter for two cars and features a concrete floor and manual wooden doors. A charming topiary hedge archway draws us from the front courtyard to the rear gardens and to an attractive terraced area with a built-in planter for barbeque nights with friends and family. A wooden pergola provides greenery and shade and here we also find the pool equipment and storage room. Central to the garden design is a stunning salt swimming pool with smart terracing on all sides. There are different varieties of trees dotted around and lovely views beyond the garden across neighbouring fields. It is both tranquil and private. A long tree-filled lawn stretches to the rear of the property. There are two neighbouring gardens on each side, but no direct overview from another house. Our thoughts here at Bliss This is a great property that combines peaceful rural living with ease of access into the popular town of Condom. This has clearly been labour of love for the current owners who have over three decades, turned it from four stone cottages and farm buildings into a charming family home comprising many different areas for relaxation, leisure or partying. The rooms flow easily, and throughout the property there is easy access to the gardens and the pool. For a traditional stone property which no doubt dates to the 17th century or earlier, the property is filled with light. We love the garden party areas. It is possible to cook outside and host, using the summer kitchen – and keeping the house separate and private. The property works well throughout the year. The main reception room with its big stone fireplace is cosy in winter. The summer reception room a delight in the summer. Who will this property suit? This house is ideal for a family or as a second home with little or no work, other than if one were to continue to restore the stone annexe. Any other works are purely decorative, should one wish to refurbish the kitchen for example. With such easy access to Condom, this quiet rural location provides the best of both worlds. Buyers with a budget to finish the guest cottage or good DIY skills should relish the opportunity to put their stamp on this property whilst adding to the possibilities of how it can be used.

A 15th-century, remarkably restored chateau and its outbuildings on 5-hectare grounds, near a former Episcopal city, between Bordeaux and Toulouse, in the Gers department. The 5-hectare property is accessible via a small country road that weaves its way through fields, vineyards and copses. Two gravel drives then provide access to the property, which is sheltered from view thanks to the vegetation hiding it from the road. On grounds planted with many veteran trees, the buildings are situated around a square courtyard at the top of the hill, which provides unobstructed views of the surrounding countryside. The property, facing south and the Pyrenees Mountains, overlooks a bucolic valley traversed by a peaceful river. To the southwest of the main dwelling, a swimming pool stretches out below a 160-m² patio, safeguarded by stone balusters, while a double staircase descends towards the vast lawns. Rectangular in shape, the chateau has two floors as well as a basement level and convertible attic space. Cadenced by many tall arched windows, which bathe the interior in light, the chateau’s façades are a testament to the more recent refurbishments that the former 13th-century manor, destroyed during the war against the English, has undergone. The buildings and their roofs, which intermesh with one another in order to form a quadrilateral, are made out of lime-pointed rubble stone and highlighted by a double row of genoise corbels, while the house’s wide stone front steps, which frame the double-door entrance, the tall carriage door opening onto the former court of honour to the north, as well as the former keep, today topped with slender finials, recall the attention and care paid to the major constructions undertaken by lords and barons from this time period, which in this case were Armadon de Montesquieu, followed by the barons de la Sudrie. In addition, its joinery and shutters painted in an elegant grey-green emphasise the aesthetic unity of the premises and confer the property with an undeniable charm.

Overview A beautiful chartreuse-style stone house with guest house, set in delightful private gardens with lovely countryside views close to one of the Gers’ most historically interesting villages. Renovated to a high standard and set over two floors, this property is ideal for hosting with its seven bedrooms and children’s dormitory. Wandering around we can’t help but imagine large family gatherings or delightful soirées in the generous entertaining spaces. Outside, a wonderful terrace overlooks a large swimming pool, and a second, covered terrace is the perfect lounging area complete with hanging day bed. As well as the large living and dining rooms, the cinema room, playroom and summer kitchen add to the entertaining possibilities, ensuring total relaxation and leisure. We approach the property through grand ornate iron gates and along a winding gravel drive surrounded by gardens on all sides, thoughtfully planted with flowers, shrubs and trees. Ample parking space is available at the end of the drive. The main house We enter through double-glazed, hand painted wooden doors into a large entrance room with chequerboard tiled floor and an elegant working fireplace. Head straight through glazed double doors into a hallway from which three double ensuite bedrooms can be found. All are beautifully appointed with modern shower rooms and WCs, some with double-glazed doors that open directly onto the impeccably maintained gardens. Further along the hallway is a handy storage room with built-in cupboards, and another part-glazed door leading out on the terrace. The ground floor living areas Back in the central hallway, we enter a room currently used as a study and fitted out with handmade bookshelves. We are then drawn to a large dining room which flows seamlessly to the kitchen and spacious living room. The suspended view from these rooms is mesmerising and the owners have ensured it is fully captured from all angles by adding full width windows and central double-glazed doors along the entire wall. Light floods the room and, in cooler months, the grand stone fireplace is the perfect place to cosy up in front of a roaring fire with a good book. With its terracotta floor, laid throughout the entire ground floor, exposed beams and impressive stone fireplace this room is full of character and an exceptionally serene place to relax. At the other end of the hallway are some practical utility spaces including a WC, laundry room and more cupboards. The kitchen The modern kitchen is accessed via the dining room as well as from the outside covered terraced. It has been decorated in a cheerful orange colour scheme with induction hob, fitted oven and plenty of fitted base and wall cupboards. The first floor We climb the original oak stairs beneath a stunning glass chandelier and arrive at a landing from which the master suite can be accessed. The bedroom benefits from a large adjoining shower room with a separate WC, a vast walk-in dressing room fitted with open wardrobes and hanging rails. Also on this floor is a cinema room and and a children’s bedroom / playroom with eight sweet cabin beds prettily dressed with curtains through which we can imagine tiny giggling faces peeping. A door from the cinema room opens into a warm and immaculate attic area which doubles as a laundry drying space but could be developed into an additional room. The indoor-outdoor leisure spaces Alongside the kitchen is an attractive and inviting covered terrace area with tiled floor and original beams. Decorated in Moroccan style, with comfortable hanging beds, softly draping fabric and sheer floor length curtains which float pleasantly in the wind, it is the perfect place to relax or host an aperitif on a hot summer’s evening. Further along the terrace, a games room offers additional entertainment thanks to its pool and football tables, and next to it a summer kitchen links back to the inside of the main house. The guest house Accessed from both the garden terrace and the main gravel driveway is an adjoining two-bedroom cottage offering additional accommodation for friends and family, which could also be used as a self-contained guest house. It is modern in style and beautifully appointed, yet retains original features including wooden beams and stone walls. We enter through glazed doors into the bright living room with its smart, modern floor tiles. Ahead is a modern staircase and the kitchen, with wide double-glazed doors that lead out onto one of the two covered terraces, with lovely views across the garden and the woodland beyond. The kitchen is smart with white cupboards and marble effect worktops and a built-in fridge freezer, induction hob, cooker and cooker hood. Alongside is a WC and sink and a laundry room. Upstairs we find two large bedrooms, each en suite with large shower cubicles and modern sink units. Both rooms are stylishly decorated yet retain elements of period charm thanks to the high-eaved ceilings, wooden beams and floors. One bedroom looks out across the rear garden and the other over the front garden, both with beautifully planted flower beds alongside lush lawns. The guest house benefits from its own covered terraces, beautifully styled and with attractive privacy screens, contemporary lighting, built in seating and pretty planting. The outdoor space and gardens At the far end of the main house is a large workshop and a garage, the latter benefitting from a new electric door. The spaces could be connected but for now each offers ample storage space for garden equipment and vehicles. The setting for this property is simply delightful and the current owners have taken great pride in ensuring the surrounding gardens and terraces are thoughtfully planned and planted with a mix of flowers, shrubs and trees. The terraced areas to the rear are immaculate with pergolas, barbecue areas, outdoor lighting, stone walls and planting alongside which soften the space and create a feeling of privacy whilst making the most of the view. We head from the main terrace down stone steps to the private pool area. The pool is 20 m long and 3m wide so offers keen swimmers the chance to enjoy endless laps whilst enjoying the view. To the side of the house is a copse of mature trees providing much needed shade in the hot summer months. The owner has levelled the land beneath to make a neat outdoor space that stretches out towards neighbouring farmer’s fields. What we love here at Bliss We love the blend of modern and original charm in this property. It is newly renovated and well looked after which makes it both practical and a delight to spend time in. The ground floor flows seamlessly from room to room, and we are impressed with the current owners’ focus on maximising light wherever possible thanks to the addition of new, high-quality wooden windows and glazed doors. They also cleverly connect the front of the house to the rear gardens and view, adding a sense of tranquillity and peace. What is more, the owners’ love of landscaping and gardening has meant they have created a simply beautiful environment for outdoor living, swimming and entertaining. Who would this property suit? A large and growing family or someone who wants to run a high end, boutique-style chambre d’hôtes with the option of a guest house for longer stays. The guest house also provides the flexibility of the new owner living on site while running the hotel. The excellent location on the fringes of a charming village and in an area famed for its vineyards should prove advantageous for a tourist activity whilst also being an idyllic, rural base for setting up a permanent or second home.

Charming 18th century property of 600m2 with a main house of 516m2 m2 with all modern comforts, guest house of 83m2 with all modern comforts, on a hillside with views, in a peaceful setting, swimming pool, tennis court and 1H58 of sunshine. This property has been completely restored to provide all modern comforts. All the exterior exposed stone facades have been remarkably restored to a very high standard. The main house has 516m2 of living space and comprises an 84 m2 lounge with fireplace, a 27m2 fitted kitchen, a 42m2 dining room and a vast 87m2 living room with a large glass arch opening onto a terrace with swimming pool. First floor with access via the entrance staircase: 1 master bedroom of 45m2 with bathroom and dressing room. 3 beautiful bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. First floor with access by staircase from the large living room: 31m2 mezzanine, 2 large bedrooms, bathroom and dressing room. Utility room - oil-fired central heating. Very well insulated house (DPE= C) - 2 large adjoining covered terraces. of 90m2 and 45m2- Charming independent guest house of 83m2 with all comforts comprising a large living room of 44m2 with kitchen area, 2 large bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Covered terrace with views. Outbuildings. Land of 1Ha 58 with beautiful swimming pool and tiled terrace of 100m2 offering panoramic views over the countryside. Tennis court. Quiet and peaceful location. Charming, quality property, perfectly maintained. Close to all amenities. Selling price : 1050000€- Agency fees payable by the SELLER. Patrick GAILLARD Estate agent - Les Pierres d'Oc agency since 1963..

A chateau from the 17th and 18th centuries with a 1,200m² floor area, 1,400m² of annexes, a listed garden and 23 hectares of grounds, nestled in France’s Gers department. From a secondary road that snakes down a valley, among fields, groves and vineyards, a lane stretches towards a steeple that looks down over the handful of stone houses that make up the local village. The property’s discreet entrance comes into view at the last bend before the village. A stony lane, which you cannot even notice from the road, runs past trees to the chateau. The edifice can be seen through the arches of its tall, circular outer wall, which looks down at the moat. The remarkable home towers in its 23-hectare estate made up of fields, meadows and a listed French formal garden. These vast grounds are dotted with trees of many different varieties. There is a swimming pool set back at a lower level. It is hidden behind a double hedge through which a secret passageway has been made in tribute to the mazes that were created in gardens at the time of King Louis XIV of France. A discreet lane runs alongside the moat on the south side and leads to the back of the edifice, its land and outhouses. Once you have crossed the fixed stone bridge, you reach a grassy courtyard in the shade of tall trees, including a magnificent fragrant linden tree. This open space provides a comfortable area for the different buildings that surround it in a U shape. A well from 1622 with water stands in the court. And on a gravelled path, you can easily get around this outdoor space and to the wings that make up the edifice. From this splendid property, you can admire sweeping views through the arches: vistas of the undulating Gers countryside that appear like paintings. You can also see the property’s Italian-style garden, which is made up of successive ponds at different heights and which stretches eastwards.

Just 5 minutes from Condom, in the heart of a peaceful village with a school, this stunning contemporary property, built in 2017 and covering 147 m², offers an unparalleled quality of life with its swimming pool and exceptional views of the Gascon countryside. Upon entering, you'll be captivated by the spacious, bright living area of 49 m², enhanced by a large sliding bay window that opens up to a breathtaking panoramic view. A Godin wood stove adds a cozy touch to this room, which also features a high-quality fitted kitchen and elegant herringbone parquet flooring that gives the space undeniable charm. The ground floor is completed by two bedrooms and a modern shower room. Upstairs, the master suite offers a true haven of peace with a large bedroom benefiting from a bay window that opens onto the beautiful landscaped valleys of Gers. You can enjoy the beauty of the landscape right from your bed. An entirely fitted walk-in closet and a bathroom with a sauna complete this intimate space. Outside, a beautiful terrace opens onto a 1500 m² garden, perfect for relaxation or entertaining, and a stunning 10x3 m swimming pool invites you to swim and unwind. The excellent insulation and high-performance heat pump heating system ensure an unbeatable energy performance rating of A and A! The sanitation system is up to current standards. You can move in immediately with no work to be done. This property offers the best of modern comfort in the heart of the Gascon Golden Triangle. It ticks all the boxes and might just be your perfect future home! Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class A, Climate class A Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 650.00 € and 960.00 € for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

On the edge of the small but charming village of Cassaigne, close to Condom, you will find this remarkable Chateau with its origins dating back to the 13th century and modified over many centuries. Now reluctantly for sale first time since it has been in the same family for nearly 350 years. On the ground floor it is now run as the main regional Armagnac chateau, where the main living area is on the large and light first floor with spacious bedrooms and the handsome ‘salle de garde’ served as the watch tower in the Middle Ages. From this level also access to the private terrace overlooking the whole village and its grounds with a total of X hectares. A beautiful number of centenarian trees of different varieties offering shade and protection. Extensive pasture and a small vineyard are the cherry on the cake. A very comfortable and recently renovated guest dwelling is on the edge of the property. Completely private with its own garden and pool. A rare find and well-known chateau that could continue as a partly commercial estate as well as only residential.

Residence: Near Condom, situated on elevated ground amidst the vineyards, this former 12th-century castle classified as a 4-star hotel awaits its new owner for a swift start of operations in luxury and prestigious accommodations in the heart of Armagnac. It can also be suited for residential use in a location of great architectural quality.This property combines comfort and modernity in a place rich in history.The fully renovated property, using high-quality materials, consists of a lounge, a bar, a reception area, a kitchen and a back kitchen, an office, and seven high-standard bedrooms with bathrooms. A sauna and a jacuzzi enhance this place for moments of relaxation and well-being.Operation: A second castle with its tower and fortifications to restore and a 360 m² wine storehouse on an independent parcel of land complete the property.Land: The amenity part is centered around the buildings with a swimming pool with a swim lane offering views of the vineyard and the Gers countryside. A landscaped park of 7000 m² maintains the intimate aspect of the site for moments of relaxation and conviviality.Mission and challenges Safer on this property - Supporting local development.To find out about the general conditions of Safer's interventions, please click this link or copy it into your browser's address bar https://www.proprietes-rurales.com/page/informations-fr_157.htmPhotos: © Copyright Safer - Use prohibited without the author's consent.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Where is the property located? This property is located a short drive from the market town of Condom, in a tranquil spot. There are a couple of neighbouring houses. Our property is free from any overview of neighbours and there is a lovely sense of privacy from the enclosed gardens and stone walls which run around the garden. Agen is less than an hour away with its fast train to Paris, Bordeaux and Toulouse. Toulouse is an hour fifteen by car, with Blagnac international airport. The Gardens, Guest Cottage & pool The courtyard garden is beautifully paved for easy maintenance. There is a spacious covered terrace/ barbecue area next to the guest cottage, and a raised balcony/ terrasse off the kitchen. The impression one has, is of a peaceful sunlit place to relax, in sunlight or shade in the hottest months. The oval pool is raised and sits to the front of the property with a terrasse area all around. This is a fantastic property for entertaining, with the separate guest house, or for dinner guests in summer the covered terrace and barbecue area which provides a fantastic ambiance for parties. The main house The ground floor : We enter the main house via a central hallway from the courtyard garden. The property has a cosy period feel, with pretty exposed stone walls, stone floors, which are in perfect keeping with the age and style of the property. On the ground floor there is a galley- style kitchen which is spacious and well organised. The kitchen opens onto a covered terrasse area at the far end, with plenty of place for a long table, perfect for outdoor dining and an additional living-space in the summer months. Next to the kitchen, we find a formal dining-room for evening meals or indoor winter dining, a cosy study/ television room and a larger reception room at the far end. Each of these rooms is brimming with character : stone walls, floors, beams and period features. The ground floor benefits from a shower room/ laundry room as well as a separate downstairs guest cloakroom/WC and sink. A vintage wooden staircase leads to the first floor. The first floor At the top of the staircase there is a generous landing area with a window which leads to two generously sizes double bedrooms. Each of these bedrooms has a private ensuite shower-room, WC and sink. The first bedroom has a large closet. Both rooms overlook the pool. The second floor The second and top floor of the property is delightful! With gorgeous views from the main bedroom, there is a bathroom on the other side, with a bathtub, shower and WC. The top floor has the feel of a private appartment.

Provence in Gascony: far-reaching & uninterrupted views of fields & vines A brief overview : This beautifully restored stone property sits in a peaceful and tranquil location in the heart of the Gascon countryside on 1.8 hectares of landscaped and enclosed gardens with many varieties of fruit and indigenous trees. The Pyrenées can be seen on fine days. With works to the property still under guaratee, the property has a new roof, full electrical re-wiring, plumbing, new kitchen and 3 new bathrooms and new zinc guttering. With an EPC rating of 'A' this property is both cost effective and aesthetic, restored tastefully throughout. With 7 main rooms, including 3 bedrooms, 3 shower-rooms, a vast kitchen/breakfast room, dining-room, library, sitting-room, laundry-room, stone terraces and 1.8 hectares of landscaped gardens with a wooden stable/tractor storage area. FULL DETAILS AND MORE PHOTOGRAPHS ON OUR BLISS IMMOBILIER WEBSITE. The question we sometimes ask ourselves, is how anyone can find the courage to throw themselves into a complete restoration project; knowing it takes time endless resources, and nerves of steel. The answer is sometimes as simple as “the views” and the “feel of these old stone walls when we first visited and fell in love with this place,” which is what the owners of this beautifully restored property told us on our first visit. The guidelines for energy efficient property in stone (Is this possible? ) Take a simple stone farm-house, of sizeable volume, forgotten by time, uninhabited for many years, and take it back to its barest bones and reconstruct it from top to bottom; the new roof, windows, electrics and plumbing. Allow in the light, and views, to create a space which flows from the entrance hall to the top floor, and as a reward receive an almost impossible to achieve “A” rating on your diagnostics report. The surveyor sat down to double check his figures, called for a drink and did much head-scratching. The sums were correct. This old stone property is now as easy to heat and to run as a modern ecological home. The story behind this property This is the story of this old stone farmhouse, transformed beyond recognition into a sumptuous and home of the absolute highest possible standards. This property is unexpected, unlike any seen by BLISS in Gascony so far. It is a polished gemstone in a sea of green fields and vines. The inside is bursting with joy and life and colour. There is something inside this property which is reminiscent of a shiny box of gems; there are pinks and greens and splashes of colour all against the beautiful muted tones of creamy stone walls and floor. The wallpapers are decadent and add colour, depth and character. You need a vision to create a home like this, and to be bold and daring in your colour choice. We have come to expect exposed walls in the period properties of the area, and yet to move away from the traditional and yet encompass it so beautifully; marrying both ancient stone and modern materials, you need not just vision but guts, and the result is both surprising and sumptuous. In this house you can peel back the windows (the huge glass window in the kitchen slides seamlessly into the kitchen wall) so when the sun beats down relentlessly, the owner tell us how she can sit by the open window and observe the garden, tangibly close, knit or read, and enjoy a summer’s day from the cool and comfort of the kitchen. There is not a single corner of darkness in this property, it turns outwards to the views and has been designed so that each room flows into the next.

Ref.4438 - Symbolic middle-class house in the Gers In the heart of Gascony, between Armagnac and Agenais, in the department of Gers, the commune of Condom is situated on the river Baïse. It is the main town of the Ténarèze or Condomois region, bordering the department of Lot-et-Garonne. From the old railway station, Condom is served by three lines of the interurban network, providing connections to Auch, Cazaubon and Agen. Access is from a quiet street, through a walled garden planted with trees. The house has 3 levels : The ground floor comprises professional premises of approximately 100 sqm divided into 4 offices, a waiting room and toilet facilities, plus a private room of 54 sqm housing the boiler room and a summer kitchen area with level access to the garden. A beautiful stone staircase leads to the 1st floor, where the owners occupy a luminous 157 sqm flat. The entrance hall leads through to the right-hand side of the 50 sqm living room with parquet flooring and 3.75 m high ceilings, which opens onto a vast, well-equipped kitchen that is perfect for entertaining. On the left-hand side, the sleeping area comprises 3 bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, a beautifully decorated shower room and bathroom and toilet facilities. On the 2nd floor, a second flat with independent access of approximately 100 sqm comprises a large living room and an open-plan kitchen, one with lovely uninterrupted views. There is a bedroom, a shower room decorated in the style of the old ramparts, and a second sleeping area with plenty of storage space in the attic. The peaceful surroundings give the property a sense of tranquillity, even though it is connected to the town by a small terrace overlooking the River Baïse. You'll find all the local shops here, as well as craft shops and restaurants a little further up the street. Although one of the town's 60 hôtels particuliers, this is the only house with a spiral staircase. In the basement and accessible from the street, the former wine storehouse, now converted into a workshop/garage, spans around 115 sqm and is 3 metres high. An internal staircase leads to the ground floor of the house. 2 large round-headed doors off the street provide easy access for vehicles, with the option of parking outside on the property. The walled garden benefits from the peaceful surroundings created by the creation of a square in place of a former clinic and the proximity of the banks of the River Baïse. The house stands on a 763 sqm plot. Cabinet LE NAIL – Lot-et-Garonne & Gers - Mr Alain CADET : +33(0)2.43.98.20.20 We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.

GERS - In the heart of the Armagnac vineyards, on the route de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle, magnificent 19th-century château built on a medieval site bordered by a moat. Restored as a B&B or charming 7-bedroom hotel residence, the property is sold ready to run. The ground floor comprises a travertine entrance hall with original staircase and elevator, a warm welcome, a beautiful reception room with fireplace, a dining room, a kitchen/office, a bedroom with PMR access and a relaxation area with jacuzzi and sauna. Upstairs, the landing leads to 6 en suite bedrooms, including 2 with private terraces on the site of the château's former tower. The second floor features a loft. Underfloor heating is provided by a pellet-fired boiler, and reversible air conditioning is installed in all bedrooms. In the wooded grounds, the former 13th-century defense tower is used as a coach house. Access to the swimming pool is via the moat - simply magnificent! Nearby, a large 350 m² non adjoining winery completes this beautiful 1,600 m² property overlooking the rolling countryside. Ideal location for developing a wine tourism clientele. Isasouri photos. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

There are not enough superlatives to honour this immaculately presented property. Truly the best example of “country in the village”! Well balanced classic design goes hand in hand with modern comfort, creating most delightful spacious and light rooms. All the original features are kept in place to preserve the authenticity. The current owners have done a massive amount of work to the property with an excellent team of craftsmen and architect still leaving some areas with minor work to create further accommodation. A new high tech central heating system on wood pellets will assure an ambient temperature in the winter so it is perfectly suitable for year-round living. Adjoining the property is a delightful terraced garden with lots of different mature trees, pond, large orchard and arable land offering you the real ‘countryside’ feel and being completely private from the small village. A beautiful 4-bedroom guest house, built of the same local limestone offers you another xxx m² of habitable space that looks out to the cosy courtyard surrounded by the old wine barn and large workshop. Further outbuildings complete this lovely property if you want to safely store your precious vehicles. Situated at only 10 minutes from Condom where you’ll find all commodities with the best schools, doctors and dentists.

Beautifully renovated village house with garden Walking distance to amenities This lovely stone property is in many ways typical of the southwest: it has exposed stone walls, a huge stone fireplace and lovely beams in the living room, with attractive wooden floors upstairs. It also has an annex, which was probably once a separate house but now serves as a garage and furnace room, with a guest suite above. Ground floor The front of the house has been repointed and is in excellent condition, in fact as we enter the front door it is clear that the entire house has been beautifully renovated. The front hall, with its traditional black and white patterned flooring and classic wooden staircase, is open to the front and the back of the house, and the garden can be seen through the glass door at the end of the hall. On the left of the entrance hall is the living room, just the kind of cosy, beautifully authentic living area one would wish to find in the countryside. The focus of the room is the huge stone fireplace, which is often lit on winter days, with large cupboards on one side and exposed stonework on the other. The warm wooden flooring and white-painted beams on the ceiling add to the charm of this room. Behind the living room is a quirky nook which makes for a fantastic, miniature library and effectively wraps around the back of the staircase to arrive at the door to the garden. On the other side of the front hall is the large kitchen which is fully equipped and has been recently renovated to include a breakfast bar. Patio doors open onto a covered area where the owners often barbeque, even in the winter months. Inside, there is plenty of room for a table and chairs also. First floor The window on the south-west side of the first-floor landing overlooks the garden, and opposite it, on the northeast side, there is a small but practical office with large windows, offering even more light. The floors here are the original wooden planks, and the owners have highlighted the half timbering on various walls. The first bedroom has wooden cladding on the ceiling and one wall, giving this space a cosy feel. It benefits from pleasant views over the gardens at the back of the house. A second bedroom has a large built-in closet and attractive wooden floors. The third bedroom enjoys spacious original closets and a lovely shower alcove in one corner, tucked in next to the (closed) fireplace. It comprises a large shower and sink unit, with a charming turquoise tile finish. There is an attractive family bathroom on this level too, which serves the first two bedrooms. Annexe Behind the kitchen a brightly painted door leads to the annex, where we find a laundry room with a practical WC and a boot closet. The recently installed pellet-fired furnace and hopper are in a separate room at the back, and at the front is a garage which is currently used as a workshop and storage area. Upstairs, there is a newly renovated bedroom and adjoining shower room, where guests can enjoy an entirely private space. Gardens This property has a much larger garden than most of its neighbours, as well as a spacious terrace. The current owners have installed a small wading pool for the grandchildren in one corner of the terrace; there is also a paved area where they eat outside most days in the warmer months. A large grassy area plays host to plenty of well-established shrubs and flowers. Here at Bliss This property has been elegantly and efficiently renovated by the current owners and the result is a charming home which is both energy efficient and cosy. The garden is just the right size to enjoy without too much work, and there is room to play badminton or plant a large vegetable patch. The terrace is the perfect spot for long, alfresco lunches. The property has all the benefits of being located in a thriving village with a variety of amenities, and close enough to the larger town of Condom.

A recently renovated country house with large outbuildings and 7 5 hectares of grounds with a river, nestled near a picturesque town in France’s Gers department. The country house is nestled in the middle of the countryside, yet it is only a few minutes away from shops by car. The fine edifice stands in the middle of its grounds, which are made up of vast meadows, through which a river flows. Part of this river is channelled into a moat that edges the terrace in front of the dwelling. Two driveways lead to the different buildings. The first drive runs alongside the river up to a covered entrance passage by the main house. The other drive stretches from the fields to an entrance between two tall stone walls by the outhouses. A country road runs alongside the property at a lower level. The main edifice was built upon a holy mount of the local Camarade parish in the 11th century. Today, the building displays traits that are typical of country homes that were redesigned in the 18th century. Its main section is L-shaped. It has a ground floor and a first floor. A square tower with a ground floor and a first floor adjoins the main section on its west side. The whole edifice offers a 560m² floor area. A second building made of stone stands at an angle to the edifice, on the other side of its moat. In line with it there is a huge barn with looseboxes and an open-sided shelter that completes its east-facing elevation. A little further on, there is a tall L-shaped house with a ground floor and a first floor. It is waiting to be renovated. A request for planning permission has been submitted for this. The roofs of the buildings have two, three of four slopes. They are covered with barrel tiles. These roofs were recently renovated or redesigned. They are underlined with génoise cornices. The elevations are plain. They are made of rubble stone. Ashlar forms their quoins and door and window surrounds. The elevations are mostly coated with rendering, though in some parts there is pointing with exposed stonework. The country house’s elevations are punctuated with windows that are slightly arched and spaced out symmetrically. And the outbuildings have rectangular windows that are spaced out less evenly.

In the market town of Condom Overview Set on the outskirts of the thriving town of Condom, this property has kept all the charm of the original construction. It has been in the same family for a long time and has preserved many of the original features. Gardens House The house is built on three levels of habitable space and also has a large basement and attic which could be developed. A long driveway winds through beautiful mature trees to arrive at a wide gravel parking space at the side of the house. There is a garage here, and the driveway circles the house so there is a lot of room to park. The front door is accessed by a short ornamental staircase and opens to reveal a wide sunny front hall. The beautiful original parquet flooring extends throughout the ground floor except in the kitchen and lends a touch of old-world charm to the property. On the right-hand side of the front hall is the large living room that is also filled with light thanks to three sets of glass doors on the south side. A large balcony runs the length of the room, and we can imagine guests drifting in and out of the French doors on summer evenings and down the curved staircase to the beautiful gardens beyond. There is also a window on the west side of this room for added light. A large ornamental fireplace adds an elegant touch to the room. On the other side of the hall is the formal dining room, which is also extremely bright thanks to large windows on the west and north sides. There is a fireplace here too that has been renovated at some point in the past and the same beautiful flooring. The kitchen is beyond the dining room and while it lacks the elegant proportions of the reception rooms, it is very practical and has a huge window. Garden floor Behind the kitchen, a half staircase leads down to the back of the house where there are two additional bedrooms, each of which has an attached shower room. There is a small kitchen space too. The furnace is also on this level. Outside, there is an old toilet that is no longer in use. First floor The first floor of this property offers two spacious bedrooms which share a big bathroom and separate toilet. Both bedrooms have views over the gardens and lovely wooden flooring. Attic This is an undeveloped space, but there is a maid’s room in one corner that has not been used for many years. Basement There is a basement that runs the length of the house and includes a big summer dining room where the family have celebrated many events over the years. An old original kitchen has a big fireplace that is no longer in use, and there is also a wine cellar and storage space on this level. Here at Bliss This property has the potential to become a wonderful family home, which could easily be combined with a professional activity, as there is plenty of room for an office and a separate entrance for clients. The huge garden is a delight, and the proximity to the centre of Condom is a definite advantage. While some renovations are definitely in the cards, this is a house that you can move into immediately and then take your time to do any necessary works little by little.

Come and discover this stunning countryside property, just 10 minutes from Condom with its shops, schools, supermarkets, and medical facilities.It consists of a 210 m² Gascon-style main house, an 82 m² caretaker's apartment/guest house, large outbuildings, all set on a beautifully wooded 3.5-hectare plot with a wooded area and a natural spring.With no nearby neighbors, peace and tranquility reign supreme. The main house opens onto a lovely entrance hall that leads to a dining room, kitchen, and boiler/laundry room on one side, and a spacious double living room on the other. A shower room, WC, and storage space complete the ground floor.Upstairs, you'll find 4 large, bright bedrooms and a bathroom.The main house also has access to rear rooms that haven't been renovated yet, as well as part of the outbuildings, making it easy to expand if desired. The single-story caretaker's house, fully renovated in 2002, includes a kitchen, dining room, living room, 2 bedrooms, a shower room, WC, and laundry room. It also features a covered terrace, with private access, and is located on the opposite side of the property from the main house, ensuring total independence. The outbuildings include a former wine storehouse, two barns, a charming dovecote, a garage, a large chicken coop, and several rooms that were once used as living spaces.The property is nestled in a privileged, very quiet setting, boasting its own woodland, three ponds fed by a Gallo-Roman spring, and open views of the surrounding countryside. Contact us quickly to arrange a viewing! Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class F, Climate class F Property with excessive energy consumption. Estimated amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 6523.00 € and 8825.00 € for the years 2021, 2022, and 2023 (including subscriptions). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.