luxury real estate for sale Nérac, France (page 3)

Romanticists, aspiring Gothic heroes & heroines apply within…. Overview If your heart is stirred by visions of a Chateau with ochre-coloured walls in the setting sun; of high ceilings, and period charm without the need for perfection; or if you are someone for whom beauty outweighs all sense of the practical… then “read” on Macduff: this paragraph could be the first stepping-stone on the road to a great adventure. This is a property for those who are grand of heart, for souls imbued with a touch of gentle folly and for whom the reward is something quite beautiful: A cinematic backdrop, a theatrical pastiche of every castle-based movie you have ever viewed; a home of character with all the grandeur of the Italian Renaissance. The entrance & gardens The arrival to any Chateau must by necessity be somewhat majestic and here the avenue does not disappoint, being suitably mysterious with vegetation high on each side. The long stone driveway opens out onto a forecourt with a circular driveway which circles around a central island of Cyprus trees. The chateau rises before us, amber and gold in the sunlight, its flaking façade perfect in its imperfection. Its windows are guarded by tall French Grey shutters, its central doorway is grand and majestic in its welcome. The property rises high above a stone terrace and decorative fishpond. The façade to the North reveals a series of stone arcades, open to the elements. To each side of the Chateau there are woods and gardens, with hundred-year-old trees, all of which lend a sense of mystery to the lieu. To the front of the property there is a stone fishpond beyond which is a flight of stone steps up to the terrace and the grand front door. The stone barn to the right of the Château is the perfect backdrop to the grand hydrangea bushes which have grown tall in its shade. The barn to the rear is partially inaccessible and now more or less in a ruined state. Once a stable block, this building might yet be salvaged. A second outbuilding to the front of the driveway is in a similar condition. Sitting to the right of the main terrace, in a recess beyond, is a stone building or orangery, with a sink and an array of pots, to harbour the lemon and orange trees over winter. The Entrance The grand front door opens onto a majestic hallway, from which a turning wooden staircase rises to the first floor, with a sweep of wrought iron balcony, and walls which look as if one has fallen headfirst into the pages of an Italian Gothic novel. The walls are remarkable, in the pastiche of a pastiche setting sun, their gentle ochre and yellow tones catching the sunlight from the west in a theatrical manner. The kitchen & Pantry area To the right of the entrance hall door, there is a large double kitchen, with a fireplace and windows over the front forecourt and to the gardens at the side of the property. The ceilings are high, and the room spacious enough to incorporate a large dining room table, and a rear section with a sink, for food preparation. Beyond the kitchen is a small vestibule, which serves as a pantry, and an inner corridor with a large cupboard, which houses the washing machine and dryer, and overlooking the gardens to the rear, a room currently used as a study, and a downstairs 1930’s style bathroom. The Drawing Room From the main entrance hall, it is pleasing to access the grand drawing room via the original eighteenth century doors. The drawing room offers a view onto the rear garden via a set of characterful French windows that open onto the rear terrace. The room has a central fireplace which is not currently in use and as in many of the rooms here at the Chateau, we invite guests to look upwards at the ornate ceilings. The drawing room opens internally onto two other rooms, one on each side. Firstly, a grand dining room, conveniently placed between the drawing room, and (via the internal hallway) back to the rear pantry and kitchen. The second room is smaller in size and used as a snug, or living room, where the family gather to watch television or play games. From the door of the snug, we return to the main hallway, passing a doorway with steps leading down to the cellar below. Central Turning Staircase The staircase in the central hallway is a delight, and climbing to the first floor, we experience its generous proportions, and the majestic tall ceilings which lead the eye upwards to the first-floor landing. The first floor The first floor has all the elegance one would expect, with tall windows to the front forecourt of the property. A half landing, with a secret door leads up a tiny internal staircase to one of the ante chambers above, serving no logical purpose other than to evacuate servants (or lovers?) from the bedroom in haste. A delight for amateurs of Hide and Seek, whatever one’s age. The bedrooms On the first floor via a second internal hallway, there are four double bedrooms and at each end of the property a vestibule or oval room and a family bathroom at each end of the property (or a total of two bathroom on the first floor and one on the ground floor). The second-floor vestibules, which are oval, might well be used as antechambers, dressing rooms, or children’s bedroom. Each of the rooms is similar in style and period feature: tall ceilings, lovely wooden floors, fireplaces and views over the parkland. A doorway opens onto a second stairway, in brut form and far less grandiose than the first, leading to the impressive attic space above. This huge space has at one end the tremendous open archways. At the opposite end these have been bricked in but beg to be opened. The Attic The space sets the imagination on fire. Whatever architectural plans are born here, they must of course be validated by the local planning authorities that be, but this is a space which in sheer volume at least (with the romantic idea of an arched view over the gardens at one end, if not two ends of the property) offers endless possibilities. Technical Talk Total habitable surface area: approximately 368m2 4 bedrooms 2 ante chambers (or children’s bedrooms) 3 family bathrooms (2 on the first floor one on the ground floor) Grand drawing room Dining room Snug/television room Spacious kitchen and rear kitchen Study Immense third floor attic space Outside: Orangery Various outbuildings requiring restoration Parkland of over three hectares with mature trees Plot size: 37690m2 Property Tax: 2285 Septic tank Mains water 2 water wells Double Glazing: No (original wooden windows). Shutters in fair condition except on the top floor Roof: Original roof (to be verified Oil fired central heating (De Dietrich boiler) 2 plastic tanks house the oil in the basement Kitchen fireplace working order (others may have been capped off and are not used) Smart metre: no 1 hot water tank Internet: by OZONE – satellite Who might want to live here? – and what needs doing? This is not a modest property by any stretch of the imagination. It has a grandeur which requires a generous budget and a grain of delightful folly. Beyond the purchase price, unless one is content to live here throughout the warmer months of the year, there will be by necessity the need to be some thought and finances given to insulating the property to minimize running costs. The top floor, whether it obtains planning permissions in the future or not, whatever the project might be, is currently open to the elements at one end (via a series of Romanic “in the summer” archways) and not currently insulated either on the floor or the ceiling. The property was decorated some years ago by an interior designer and the walls are in their own delightful way a work of Art, which add much charm to the building. If the style and colours please, then there is nothing that needs doing other than choosing furniture for each room. The windows however require some attention. The lovely old window frames are single glazed, and the choice here will be one of heart or head. But if the current window frames are to be kept some repair work will be necessary. The bathrooms have a period charm but are completely unmodernized (one of these has a quaint 1930 air to it), and the decision to change these or not will be one of aesthetics. All this said, the property will appeal to anyone who loves the architecture of an old French Chateau. This is the perfect home for a large family or a business project. This is a house to fill with family, friends and furniture. The elegant rooms beg to be decorated and the tall ceilings offer a fantastic opportunity to hang great chandeliers, or pieces of Art on the walls. The home of a Collector, an Artist, a Designer? A small bijou hotel… the possibilities are endless. This will be a property which will tug on the heart strings of many, for it is so easy to imagine the Chateau illuminated in the evening, the backdrop to any number of wonderful soirées. A property which requires full evening dress, full glasses, a full imagination, and a not immodest purse. But oh! ……Quelle Joie!!! A Little Bit of Fun Recommended Books to take on the trip: Enchanted April - Elizabeth Von Arnim (try the 1993 movie if not the book) Recommended movies : Under the Tuscan Sun (2003) or A Good Year ( 2006) Recommended drinks: The very best pink champagne to reflect the golden pink and amber tones of these lovely old walls.

We leave the lively town of Condom, and head for the countryside. The drive to the property is peaceful, and we soon leave the main roads behind, traversing farmland, fields of wheat, sunflower and corn. On arrival, we pull into a smart driveway beside a neat looking garden, where from the outset everything appears to be in immaculate order. The property has recently been rendered, and has a smart and attractive appeal from the outside. The windows have all been recently changed to aluminium their frames contrasting nicely with the stone façade. The land slopes down to a row of vines in neat rows, lending a feel of Provence to the landscape which is lush and emerald green. This is a peaceful location, the one neigbouring property turned to face the other way and at a discreet distance. The house looks towards the views and over its own garden. There is nothing to spoil the landscape for miles around. On the far side of the property, there is a fabulous covered terrace which has been designed as an outdoor reception room, with a summer kitchen, an ideal spot for a large dining-table, and views both to the pool and orchard. This sheltered spot provides a perfect place for alfresco dining both in summer rain or scorching hot days when it is impossible to sit outside without shade. We enter a light-filled open-plan kitchen/reception-room with large bay windows on two sides, one opening directly onto the recently fitted pool and the other to the terrace where the owners like to sit in the evenings for a drink. The view of the poolside, when the windows are pulled open, is particularly inviting; lending the impression that one could step from the living room directly to the waters edge. Our impression that this is one continuous space is accentuated by the stone terrace which flows nicely from the house to the pool in one continuous stretch. In the living room there is a fireplace which houses a log-burning glass insert, for snug winter evenings by the fire. The walls and floors are all in neutral tones, with a clean white ceiling, which gives the impression the property has only just been built, despite the old stone walls. The kitchen is immaculate, with a number of useful contemporary white storage units, a central island, and a view directly onto the reception room, and to the pool. There is a walk in cupboard for additional storage. The splash-back is tiles with white ceramic tiles, the oven inserted into a wall unit and the extractor fan in slick black : all of white contribute to the kitchen’s crisp, smart appeal. To the rear of the kitchen a small inner corridor leads to an additional pantry area, where the freezer and fridge are kept, with additional storage cupboards. At the end of the corridor there is a downstairs cloakroom, with WC and wash basin and next to it, a lovely clean white laundry room with a downstairs shower. At the end of the hallway, there is a downstairs double bedroom, which in turn has its own private entrance/exit, opening onto a covered porch area with a concrete floor, where the family car is parked, and where a door leads to a spacious barn with a new wooden doors, an ideal space to house the logs for the fire, or the garden tools. This workshop area has a concrete floor and a new pine ceiling with electricity, water and a sink. The ground floor double bedroom is ideal for guests or older children having a private door to the garden, and with the downstairs bathroom and shower room next door this enables perfect guest accommodation. This completes our tour of the ground floor. Now let’s take a look upstairs. We ascend to the first floor via a contemporary black metal staircase which leads to a spacious landing area, which is more than just a landing but an upstairs reception room, with lovely windows running the length of the room, and overlooking the front garden. There is a bookshelf, a guitar, the perfect area to relax, and take in the views. This central landing/upstairs living space has a hallway at each end, leading to the upstairs bedrooms. On one side there is a bedroom currently set up with twin beds, which has a skylight, and next to it a double bedroom with pleasant garden views from a tilting window, and exposed beams painted in white. On the other side of the landing there is a white marble bathroom with a bathtub, beautiful long sink, and shower, also with marble tiles. The bathroom has direct access to a fabulous long dressing room, with a row of cupboards on each side, with glass doors, with lots of space to keep all the family laundry hidden from view. In the hallway there is an upstairs cloakroom/WC, with red and white decorative tiles, and a washbasin, and at the far end of the hallway, a double bedroom with fantastic views both over the poolside and the surrounding countryside. The upstairs bedrooms share the aforementioned family bathroom, with shower and bathtub. The property has one final surprise for us. A separate guest cottage, which is has a downstairs bedroom, kitchen, and shower room/WC, and a first floor loft area, which is currently used as a music room for guitar sessions. The guest annexe is perfect for friends and family having its own kitchen, for complete independence.

Lomagne Properties is proud to present a majestic Gascony estate, surrounded by 28 hectares of lush forest and embraced by 2 hectares of picturesque parkland. Meticulously renovated, this property offers several living areas, a dining room and an expansive kitchen with cathedral ceilings. On the upper floor, three en suite bedrooms and a mezzanine that serves as a hobby room and a fourth bedroom with en suite bathroom and living area, practical as a private guest suite. Despite the nearby road, the serene indoor and outdoor spaces offer respite, while all amenities are easily accessible. The estate is adorned with thriving greenery, offering a sanctuary for nature lovers. All of this is finished by huge renovated outbuildings suitable for many hobbies and a swimming pool area with great outdoor living making this property truly amazing.Region: Department Gers, near Condom. Airport Toulouse approx. 1h20, Airport Bordeaux approx. 1h50. ?Access: Good access to nearby village, with all amenities. Total of 30 hectares of land (of which 28 hectares of forest)  Layout: Total of 460m2 habitable space.  Ground floor:o   Entrance hall - travertine flooring bespoke wooden staircase- 16 m2o   Living room - travertine flooring - fireplace with wood burner 37 m2o   Dining room - travertine - wood burner - 25.50 m2 o   Kitchen- fully-equipped- underfloor heating - wood- stove 60 m2o   Second living room travertine flooring - wood stove - 29 m2o   Boiler room - 12 m2o   Separate WCo   Laundry room - 14 m2 First floor :o   bedroom 1- chimney with electric stove -wooden floor 25,50 m2 o   ensuite bathroom (bath - shower - wc ) -11.50 m2 o   bedroom 2 - chimney wooden floor - 27m2o   ensuite bathroom (bath - shower - wc ) -11,90 m2 o   bedroom 3 -wooden floor - 17,90 m2 o   ensuite bathroom (shower - washbasin wc)o   33,50 m2 mezzanine study/hobby spaceo   Suite apartment; lounge (32.30 m2)- bedroom (21.60 m2 ) - bathroom  (10,50 m2 ) - shower - washbasin wc Second floor:o   Office - 12 m2 o   Attic storage room with standing height Outbuilding: o   76 m2 double garage with thick concrete flooro   114 m2 hangar new roof - t thick concrete floor new mezzanineo   30 m2 wood storageo   35 m2 pool houseo   140 m2 outbuildings for tractors Condition: In excellent condition. Roof of outbuilding new. Roof of house revised. Dubbel glazing throughout. Very well insulated.New fuel Central heating with radiators. Very high level of finishing. Additional info:      ·       Heated swimming pool 12 x 6 m liner renewed in 2018·       300.000 m2 of grounds 30 hectares = 74 acres·       Taxes foncières, 4300 euros annual·       Access lanes have been created in the forest by current ownersComments: Our properties have been carefully selected for their location, character and charm. A house is sold unfurnished unless mentioned in the description. Agency fees payable by the seller. All measurements and distances are approximate. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website. Non contractual document.LOMAGNE PROPERTIES EIRL Resi Limbeek - Mandataire  Reseau Expertimo - RSAC 529 658 072 Montauban -   0033 (0) 7.60.85.21.76 - www.lomagne-properties.com EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

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Situated in the country side, at the end of a private lane, this remarkable estate features an elegant maison de maître, a second property and various outbuildings. It is nesteld in 4 hectares of beautiful gardens, with a swimming pool, various outdoor sitting areas, a dovecote, an orchard and some woodland. The main residence, housed in a former winegrower's house with adjoining outbuildings, offers 435 m² of living space. The ground floor boasts an inviting entrance hall, a spacious and very light 90 m² living room with a wood-burning stove, a 50 m² kitchen with a dining area with double North/South exposure and impressive double doors opening to the garden, a cozy lounge, a bedroom with en-suite and a utility room. The first floor features a lavish 90 m² master bedroom with 2 dressing rooms, a bathroom and a television room, followed by a 52 m² study and 2 additional bedrooms with en-suite facilities. The adjoining outbuildings include a 70 m² workshop and a 100 m² wine storehouse. The independent 190 m² maison de maitre, with a different orientation, could serve as a beautiful guest house for friends and familly. It comprises a central entrance hall, a double sitting-reception room, a very elegant and spacious kitchen with its dining area. An original wooden staircase leads to 3 bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom and a familly bathroom. The lush garden unfolds with an array of tree species, blooming shrubs, and vibrant flowers. Adding to its allure are a gracefully flowing fountain, a refreshing swimming pool, a convenient carport, a designated parking area, and the delightful presence of a charming dovecote. Perched in a commanding location with no immediate neighbors, this property distinguishes itself in the Gers. It comes equipped with central heating powered by oil and several cozy wood-burning stoves. Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class D, Climate class D Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 6230.00 and 8490.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

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Exclusive to Maxwell Baynes - Christies International Real Estate Situated amongst the unspoilt rolling hills of the Gers, and thought to have 13th Century 'Templar' origins, the limestone rural house and chapel is situated close to the historic Pilgrimage route 'The Camino de Santiago -Le Chemin de Compostelle'. The house is described by locals as a 'Bourgeoisie Maison' and has breath-taking views of the French countryside. On clear days from the house terrace the snow topped Pyrenees Mountain range can be seen and the nearby town of Condom is less than a ten-minute drive away. The house has generous sized rooms culminating in a very large high-ceilinged kitchen with large, glazed doors and windows leading onto a generous stone terrace for entertaining and for the best views possible of the surround countryside and distant mountains. There are five bedrooms all ensuite. The stunning entrance hall with historic stone staircase leads to a reception room currently used as a library/sitting room plus a further sitting room with large log burning stove. The house oozes character and style. In the grounds stands the fascinating 13th Century stone chapel. A year-long renovation in 2018 by specialist artisan craftsmen brought the building back to life, resulting in a truly inspirational setting currently beautifully restored and providing a large comfortable space that is adaptable for a variety of uses. Through the two stunning arched entrances and the deep arched window, light streams into the mellow stone interior, the building is very tranquil and unique. The house provides privacy amongst its peaceful setting, a perfect place to wander through the grounds of just under 5 hectares of well stocked garden, meadows, and orchard that surround the house and chapel. There is also a generous swimming pool with a newly installed heat pump. Historic medieval bastide villages, château, and picturesque riverside towns are all in easy reach along with a variety of restaurants and events. Particulars- Exterior Private drive no through traffic and busy road generous car parking Two stone terraces and rear and side of property for entertaining. Separate store and location of oil-fired boiler. Separate tractor and tool store. 13th Century Templar Chapel. House Grand entrance hall with stone staircase. Sitting room with double aspect windows and large recently installed log burner. Additional reception room with door leading onto side patio. Currently used as a secondary sitting room and library. Hallway leading to downstairs cloakroom and separate utility room with sink and plumbing for white goods. Very large kitchen with high open ceilings, two sides of big picture windows and patio doors that fold back to create an ‘inside outside kitchen’ in the summer months. Two sinks, plumbing for large fridge, storage cupboards. Large range cooker. Five bedrooms. All ensuite with bath or shower. Four are large doubles and one is smaller used as a child’s bedroom for small guest room. Patios Two large stone patios, rear of house and side. Metal garden gazebo with vines. Large stone pots with shrubs and flowers. Historic well with safety cover and internal water tap for garden watering. External Electric power points Wooden framed gazebo over patio area for shade.

This impressive 20th century chateau surrounded by its vineyards and parkland offers many opportunities to a discerning buyer. The crop is currently maintained and sold to a nearby cooperative. The wide range of outbuildings show that it was once an independent concern. With some fenced paddocks, a small lunge pen and 4 stables it is suitable for equestrian pursuits. There is an in ground swimming pool for relaxation and terraces around the chateau for entertaining or lounging. A converted dovecote could be used as a gîte and with some renovation other outbuildings could provide additional accommodation. History This renaissance style chateau was rebuilt at the start of the 20th century on the site of a 16th century Gascon chateau. It boasts an hexagonal tower at one end and a round tower at the other. Internally there are numerous features of note from this period including fireplaces, flooring, staircases and traditional oak woodwork and tiles. Key Points Private location not far from facilities The chateau is in need of major renovation internally to provide comfortable and modern accommodation A wide range of outbuildings offering a range of possibilities for development Well set out and maintained gardens and parkland with mature trees The Chateau The chateau is on 3 levels with large windows providing large bright rooms with views over the land. The structure was reroofed less than 10 years ago but only a small part of the ground floor has been lived in since then. There is some central heating provided by an oil fired boiler. The layout flows reasonably well and could be a large family home with living spaces on the ground floor, bedrooms on the first floor and an independent flat on the top floor. Other buildings The dovecot (75m2) has recently been upgraded to form a 1 bedroomed gîte over 3 levels. It has a purpose built wooden staircase between the floors. Of note is the detail of the woodwork on the top floor bedroom. The middle floor has a sitting room and shower room and the ground floor a kitchen diner. Gardens. A gravel driveway leads up to and surrounds the chateau. An above ground swimming pool Land In total there are approximately 74 hectares surrounding the chateau and outbuildings. It comprises of meadows and land of 26 hectares, 7 hectares of woodland and 40 hectares of vines. The parkland has numerous trees over 100 years old. Currently grapes of these varieties are grown - Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Colombard, Gros Manseng, Merlot, Sauvignon Blanc, Sauvignon Gris and Ugri Blanc. Location The estate is set back off a departmental road and is about 3 kilometres from a town with a wide range of shops and leisure pursuits. The motorway network The TGV The major international airports of Bordeaux and Toulouse are 1hr 30 mins drive. . Full details can be obtained by contacting [email protected]

GERS - CONDOM In a charming hamlet, beautiful property including a main house and a medieval tower from the 13th and 14th centuries. Without nuisance and in good general condition, this house with 365 m² of living space and 12 main rooms including 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, has kept its beautiful original architectural elements. First floor: entrance hall, living room, sitting room, study, music room, dining room, kitchen/laundry room, 2 bathrooms and 2 toilets. A staircase goes down to the cellar. 1st floor: 7 bedrooms from 26 to 20 m², 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets and a storeroom. Medieval tower with 3 levels of about 65 m² and a very nice architecture. Adjoining south facing barn of 100 m², converted into an elegant summer dining room. Well kept park with a well and an orchard. Ideal house as a family residence or for artistic or touristic use. Energy class: N/A Climate class: N/A Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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The Château de Fourcès sits at the entrance of one of the most beautiful villages of France, on the banks of the river Auzoue. Fourcès (meaning force in Gascon) is a unique and picturesque circular village renowned for its famous annual flower market on the last weekend of April, its monthly brocantes, restaurants and eclectic shops. The village, with a mere 300 inhabitants, is a local treasure, its beauty preserved over the centuries and very much a living and breathing Gascon village, where it is possible to source anything from an ancient scented rose, a bottle of Armagnac, a unique piece of furniture; or to enjoy a fabulous meal with local produce on the terrace of the local Auberge. A village so often visited for its beauty, and gentle recreational pleasures, the Château is one of the most remarkable landmarks of Gascony, and one which here at BLISS we are proud to present to anyone in search of a life-changing property, and one which provides the possibility of so many possible business ventures linked to this historical building, in an area of peaceful beauty and tranquillity. The chateau was demolished in 1453 in the Hundred Year War. At the time the local villagers re-employed many of the stones to build their own properties around the circular market place, with is hundred year old trees. The central market place is dotted with plane trees which provide dappled shade in the summer months. This is a place in which people come together; bursting with flowers from horticulturists all over SW France at the end of April, the brocanteurs, eating an impromptu lunch at rickety tables and sharing a glass of local Gascon red at the monthly antique fares. If ever you wanted to feel you are in the heart of France, and time has stopped, cross the bridge over the river to the sleepy town of Fourcès. Building of the Château as we know it today commenced at the end of the reign of Louis Xll and was completed under the reign of François Ier. The building is clearly Renaissance in style with lovely large windows, a glorious pale stone façade, with two wings and a round tower and a square tower. In the square tower we find the beautiful and original staircase. Since 1996, successive owners of the Château have welcomed tourists into the Château, with the current owners having carried out an impressive redesign of the interior of the Château with further development of additional appartements on the upper floors, and the creation of a popular bar/tapas area on the ground floor for guests, known as Chez Boubou, with two bedrooms above the bar/restaurant in the adjacent stone cottage that sits at the entrance of the Château. The current owners also oversaw the complete restoration of the roof in 2020.

In La Romieu, Magnificent stone property featuring a 285 m² main house, a convertible outbuilding, a large garage, a lovely swimming pool and 26 hectares of parkland and meadows. The gate opens onto a charming tree-lined driveway that leads to the main house, leaving on the left a spring that fills a lovely pond where it's nice to cool off in summer, a little further a large orchard, and on the right a beautiful wooded park. The imposing stone building has been renovated with great taste and quality in the choice of materials and architecture. The entrance hall with its beautiful marble staircase leads to a spacious living room with stone fireplace and ceramic wood-burning stove, and a very large, fully fitted and equipped kitchen, which opens onto the terrace. A 2nd living room leads to a guest bedroom with private bathroom, and behind the kitchen an old barn has been converted into a beautiful party room. Upstairs, a study, the master bedroom with fireplace, shower room and dressing room, and a 3rd bedroom with shower room, mezzanine like a 'tree house' and access to the garden. The house also features a cellar with storage and wine cellar. An outbuilding features a 130 m² garage for cars and garden equipment, plus a carport for 4 vehicles. Another outbuilding remains to be converted if you have plans for a gîte or similar. The 26 hectares of parkland and meadows are free of any commitment, which is rare! A magnificent property with all the assets we're looking for, come and see it quickly. Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class E, Climate class C Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 3850.00 and 5270.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.

There are not enough superlatives to honour this immaculately presented property. Truly the best example of “top drawer” restoration! Well balanced modern design goes hand in hand with traditional design and materials, creating most delightful spacious light rooms and wonderful bathrooms. Very rarely we see properties with windows and doors on all sides bringing in light all day round! All new roof, high quality oak windows and shutters, up-to-date insulation, insulated walls, mouldings, high-grade bathrooms make this a property without issues!. It also incorporates a high tech central heating system as well as a sauna. Adjoining the property is a delightful ‘Italian’ garden with lots of cypresses, with far reaching views across the rolling Gers countryside as well as a large swimming-pool. Beautiful limestone outbuildings complete this lovely property like the Pigeonnier, pool house, barn and garage, all within its 5ha of land. Situated between Condom and Lectoure where you’ll find all commodities within 10 minutes.

Lomagne Properties offers this amazing country property set in a peaceful location, in thecenter of its own 26 hectares. Approached via a private drive, flanked by a pound parklandgarden and meadows. The main house offers a comfortable three bed ensuite family homewith pleasant modern dining kitchen and two cosy and bright lounges, with amazingfireplace. The outbuildings give opportunities for all kinds of hobbies, from cars, crafts,keeping animals or hosting guests. The swimming pool, outdoor terraces and convertedattached barn (multi-use) make this a spacious home where everyone finds their place. A veryenjoyable and peaceful property. Location : in South West France, Department Gers, at 10 minutes from villagewith all amenities.Access: TGV- train station in Agen at 30 min., Airport Toulouse of Bordeaux(1h35)Layout: Total 285 m2Interieur : ground floor§ entrance hall - 14.90 m2§ living room - 31.70 m2 - oak parquet floor§ kitchen and dining room - 51 m2 - fitted - fireplace with wood burner -§ reception or dining room - - 34.80 m2 - large stone fireplace - ceilingheight 3.8m§ shower room - 5 m2 - washbasin shower - laundry§ separate WCFirst floor:§ bedroom 1 - 39.50 m2 - old fireplace - cupboard + shower room with WC§ study - 9.90 m2§ bedroom 2 - 33 m2 - old fireplace + dressing room + shower room -shower washbasin wc§ bedroom 3 - 55.80 m2 + shower room - shower, washbasin, wc +mezzanineOutbuildings:§ 83.40 m2 converted barn - boiler room in use as storage for special cars also used for party's§ 130,50 m2 - old stables - garage with workshop + identical 1st floor area§ 53.90 m2 and 32,50 m2 - carport§ 19,30 m2 room + machinery swimming poolLongere:§ room with old fireplace and sink in stone§ 9,20 m2 room 2§ 15,20 m2 room 3§ room 4§ 25,30 m2 covered terrace - sand on the ground§ 81 m2 large courtyard - sand floorExterior:o Fibre glass swimming pool 10 x 4m, chlorineo Terrain of 26 hectare (260.000 m2) = 64 acresCondition:o Double glazing wooden windowso Roof in very good conditiono Central heating heat exchange pump and gaz as a complemento Septic tank (non-compliant)Additional info:o Annual taxe fonciere: 1456 euroso 107 m2 greniero 34 m2 wine cellaro 32 m2 cellar Comments: Our properties have been carefully selected for their location, character and charm. A house is sold unfurnished unless mentioned in the description. Agency fees payable by the vendor. All measurements and distances are approximate. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website. Non contractual document.LOMAGNE PROPERTIES - EIRL Resi Limbeek - Mandataire Reseau Expertimo - RSAC 529 658 072 Montauban - France0033 (0) 7.60.85.21.76 - www.lomagne-properties.com EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

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The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

BRIGHT ARCHITECTED VILLA 2008 WITH VIEWS AND POOL OUTBUILDING AND LARGE LAND 25 minutes from AGEN / 2 minutes from one of the most beautiful villages in France / 12 km from two villages of 3000 inhabitants. Tourist and cultural centers TGV PARIS / BORDEAUX / MONTAUBAN / TOULOUSE / Villa located on 1 ha of land offers VOLUME and ABSOLUTE COMFORT. Fireplace with marble wood inserts Heating by heat pump with underfloor heating. - solar heating for WATER Italian tiling and high-end joinery - 1 Living room of 50 m and 1 Master suite on the 1st floor with terrace - Bathroom Bathtub and dressing room in all rooms Large new garage in style as well as a large 10X5 swimming pool equipped with a new retractable vault naturally heating the water + technical room and small greenhouse Fruit trees of all species adorn the land

Sole agency, superb 17th century château in perfect condition, recently completely renovated (to disabled access standards), currently run as a hotel/restaurant. It offers around 1,800 m² in 45 main rooms on 4 levels, 25 bedrooms, all air-conditioned with private bathroom or shower/toilet. Wifi/bar/TV. Professional kitchen, seminar rooms, staff flat, courtyard of honour, chapel, swimming pool/pool house, mini-golf, pond, marquee for receptions. 7.50 hectares of wooded grounds, including a majestic avenue of three-hundred-year-old cedars. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

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