luxury real estate for sale Castelsagrat, France (page 8)

Located 15 kilometres from Villeneuve sur Lot and 45 minutes from Bergerac airport, this beautiful property is hidden away from view on 8 hectares of meadows. The large front door opens onto a floral internal courtyard. This beautiful single-level charterhouse consists of a large living room, a dining room, a large kitchen and six suites. There is the potential to transform part of the house into an independent dwelling with three suites, a living room, a kitchen and a terrace. In annex, you will find a pretty studio with mezzanine area. Away from the courtyard, a tower has been converted into a bedroom with bathroom. Large infinity pool. In the courtyard, a large covered terrace is equipped with an al fresco dining area. To the right, a caretaker's house of approximately 100 sq.m is fitted with living room, kitchen, three bedrooms and a bathroom. On the left, at the entrance, you will find a home office and a workshop for 16 cars. A barn is suitable for use as storage space.

If the expression coup de coeur is often overused, it takes on its full meaning here. This castle has been entirely renovated in a contemporary style and has retained all its former nobility. It is located at the edge of the Gorges de l'Aveyron and close to all amenities (1.5 km) Passionate about decoration, the owners have designed it to be practical and pleasant to live in. The castle is flanked by two converted towers. Remarkable vaulted cellar, ground floor, first floor and attic space, all of equal size. Ribbed vaults, French ceiling decorated with acanthus leaves dating from the 17th century. Magnificent interior courtyard with its Tuscan look, an Italian-style pool and a large pergola. Outbuildings consisting of an old farmhouse that has been comfortably converted, stables, an outbuildings, a house to be renovated and a loft space... Beautiful reception room of 200m², 18th century pigeon house converted into a beautiful and comfortable suite. Luxurious gîte, convertible into 5 guest rooms, with its beautiful garden, a decorative pond and a large terrace partly covered. Ideal for events, cultural activities or simply a space to welcome friends and family. Park with beautiful hundred-year-old trees of various species.25 hectares of woods, manicured fields, free of any chemical products, a river and two ponds.There are also an orchard and a vegetable garden. Wood-burning boiler for all the buildings. Energy class: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 4462 euros and 6038 euros per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

This property located between Cahors and Montcuq will offer you an exceptional living environment while being in the countryside and at the same time close to the prefecture The main house with a living area of 135 m2 designed on one level, opens onto large meadows facing south/south west It consists of a spacious and bright kitchen, equipped with custom cupboards opening onto the dining room. Very beautiful living room with fireplace which opens onto a large terrace overlooking the park Two bedrooms, also equipped with custom-made cupboards with a bathroom. A shower room and toilet complete this living space. The house is surrounded by large covered terraces for a total of 93m2, very pleasant for enjoying the outdoors and the setting sun Large heated swimming pool with pool house A double garage of 36m2 is at your disposal to keep your vehicles in a safe place. This property also offers a small converted outbuilding, comprising 2 bedrooms as well as a small private terrace, toilets, a shower as well as a water heater and sockets for a possible kitchenette. Additional information: - septic tank recently redone - gas radiator heating as well as electric chff in the guest house - double glazing

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

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

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

Very beautiful stone house (completely renovated in 2007) with a magical view of the valley. It is located on a plot of 355 m2, the garden is a peaceful place with different corners. The house of /- 155 m2 (on 3 levels), consists of an entrance opening onto a double living room with authentic elements: parquet flooring, exposed beams and stones, and a wood stove. Two bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet. Upstairs a large dormitory with a toilet. On level -1, the kitchen dining room of /- 31 m2, a pantry, a bathroom with toilet, and a cellar. - private parking space (50 m2 plot) - wooden double glazing - gas boiler - all water tank (3000l) up to standards - Energy classification C - 5771 m2 of non-adjoining wooden plots **TO DISCOVER, VIRTUAL VISIT ON REQUEST**

Near Lectoure and Agen, medieval château from the XIII century and alterations from the early renaissance of the XVI century. This 950 m² château listed monuments historiques which has conserved many of its original features presents a unique opportunity to restore. The former moat, sentry tower with archer slits, the entrance bridge formerly a drawbridge remind its original defensive purpose while the hexagonal dungeon tower, the renaissance galery, the spiral stone staircase, the cloister and the chapel show the alteration from the renaissance period. The chateau boasts 25 rooms including a guards room, empire style reception rooms, a gallery, 9 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, vaulted stone cellars, a chapel. In the park crossed by a river, there are century old trees, a mill house, outbuildings, a XVI century dovecote. On the land of the property, there are 4 farmhouses to repair, 156 hectares of cultivated land and partly under irrigation and 48 hectares of woodland.

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

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

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

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A house with a garden, patios, an outbuilding, a shop space and an apartment, nestled in the historical town of Lectoure in France’s Gers department. The edifice’s layout is typical of others in this town where buildings interlock with one another and stand around inner courtyards and gardens. The property extends from a main street on its north side, where you find the shop space and apartment, both currently rented out, to a secondary parallel street on its south side, where you enter a garage. It is made up of three distinct buildings that stand between two parallel streets. These sections are separated by outdoor spaces: a patio, a garden and terraces. The first building faces the main street. It has three floors with an unconverted loft space. Its entrance hallway leads to the grand town house and to the ground-floor shop space, which offers a floor area of around 60m² and has a shopfront window. The hallway also leads up to the apartment, which has three main rooms and a floor area of around 140m². This apartment takes up the edifice’s first and second floors. The second building has a single-storey 18th-century main section made of dressed stone that faces a court, which is partly covered. A four-floor medieval tower with a loft adjoins this section. This edifice has a wooden terrace on its south side and a walled garden that extends eastwards and southwards. On the narrow street on the south side, there is a separate stone building that adjoins two other properties. It houses a vast ground-floor garage and an upstairs space with sloping attic ceilings that could be converted. The latter space can be reached from the garden via the wooden terrace.

A discreet medieval house, its outbuilding and walled garden in the centre of a historic town in the Gers region. The property is accessed from an alleyway running parallel to the main street of the village, a stone's throw from the cathedral and all shops and schools. Built protected from prying eyes, it is shielded by the front building, whose sober facade gives no hint of the distinctive character, which unfolds in the various rooms spread over its four floors. Facing the southern ramparts, it comprises a medieval tower acquired by the current inhabitants in a state of dilapidation in the 2000s, a garden on two levels and an outbuilding, part of which has been rebuilt in wood. The main building stands in a prominent position, accessed via a stone staircase, set back from a garden and terrace embellishing the southern facade. To the north, a narrow wing projects at right angles, overlooking a patio. This patio includes a well and is divided in two by a high wall. It is located in the centre of the various buildings in the central part of the old town and provides access to a cellar and a lavatory. Despite the proximity of buildings typical for medieval town centres, the dwelling enjoys absolute peace and quiet, with no visual disturbance from neighbours and a superb vista over the countryside stretching as far as the Pyrenees.

Located in the heart of the Gers, a few minutes from Lectoure and Agen, this old winery benefited from an exceptional renovation in 2021. With an area of 470sqm, it is located on an intimate plot of one hectare . Past the gate, a long avenue of cypress trees leads to the property. The uniqueness of this building is revealed little by little. The entrance impresses with its volumes and style. The renovation was carefully designed to respect and highlight the character of the property. Several volumes with a strong identity make up the living spaces. A living room with endless ceiling height is naturally extended by the kitchen. A second, more intimate living room also has its place. Numerous custom-made openings provide access to the various terraces, naturally extended by the park and the surrounding nature. A first sleeping area takes place on the ground floor, a guest suite and another bedroom are available. The upper floor is dedicated to rest, 3 suites including the master offer exceptional volumes and an impeccable finish. An office that can be transformed into a sixth bedroom completes the whole. The exterior is not left out, the land surrounds the property. In its center, a 20x5m heated swimming pool completes this property. All the services of this building create the perfect compromise between the charm of the old and contemporary comfort. Ideal place to live for a family or a second home. Agen airport 30 minutes away. Closed garage and buried wine cellar for oenophiles. Underfloor heating by heat pumps. Salt pool, heated and secure. Well with watering. Complete renovation: structural (frame and roof), insulation, electricity, plumbing and heating. Surrounding fields in organic farming. ENERGY CLASS: B / CLIMATE CLASS: A. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between EUR1,680 and EUR2,350 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed are available on the Géorisks website http://www.georisks.gouv.fr

This substantial property sits at a close distance to the popular market towns of both Lectoure and Fleurance. In a highly sought after location, the property is utterly tranquil with no near neighbours and stunning views over the horizon to the Pyrenees which are in full view. The property is gated, with an electric gate opening onto a long private driveway leading to the property. At the bottom of the driveway there is a vast and spacious garage, with plenty of space for the family cars and bikes. The garage is spacious enough for ten vehicles and has a concrete floor and an electric door. To the front, the pool sits in an elevated position and is surrounded by a terrace forwith Mediterranean-style landscape gardens. In this part of the garden there is also a gravelled area for playing a Sunday afternoon game of Pétanque. To the side of the property a large and stone terrace flanked by stone walls opens out over the grounds with incredible views to the south and over the surrounding countryside. The gardens have a Mediterranean air, with olive trees, Cyprus and pine trees. The front section is mostly laid to gravel for ease, and by the side of the garage, there is an area for dry plants, ensuring the beauty of the garden during the hottest summers.

A chateau dating back to 1839 with large outhouses and 7 5 hectares of grounds, a few minutes from the town of Lectoure in France’s Gers department. A track leading to the property leaves a small country road on the hillside. A discreet spring covered with stones marks the entrance to the grounds. The chateau’s facade appears at the end of a drive shaded by tall, old trees. The edifice enjoys absolute privacy and calm. It looks out over a valley, in isolation from the rest of the world. You can admire several stunning vistas from the property. These views stretch to the town of Lectoure, perched on its rocky outcrop. The chateau is built on a large gravel terrace with a round ornamental stone pond. The building is rectangular and has an adjoining tower in the middle of its west elevation. It has four flours that can be seen from its east side, lower down. The top floor is a loft space. The edifice offers a liveable floor area of around 800m², spread between the ground floor and the first floor, which can be seen from the south driveway. The chateau was built in 1805. It is made of dressed stone, rendered with a beige lime coating. Its facade reflects the architectural traits of its era: 14 rectangular openings are arranged symmetrically around a central bay that stands out for its dressed stone and its double door that forms the main entrance. The quoins, cornices and door and window surrounds are made of exposed dressed stone. The building is crowned with a zinc and slate mansard roof with hipped ends, punctuated with three bull’s-eye windows on its south side, three on its north side, one on its east side and another one on its west side. The grounds are dotted with age-old trees and vast clearings. This wonderful outdoor space includes an isolated swimming pool, a dovecote, an old washing place and an Italian-style garden. The style of this Italian garden goes well with the chateau’s north elevation and brings out its elegance. At a lower level, there are two large rectangular outbuildings made of rubble stone. They face each other and can be reached via a separate drive on one side.

The cathedral town of Lectoure is well-known for its panoramic views from its proud position up on high. Along the northern and southern ramparts one’s eye is drawn across the sprawling countryside, for miles around. The best properties in Lectoure are those with such a magical outlook. Tucked away just a stone's throw from the bustling town centre, this elegant property boasts both a pool, garden and those much sought-after views. Behind the old wrought-iron gate the front garden is deliciously adorned with fragrant plants and bushes reminiscent of a secret curate’s garden, tucked away from sight. The neatly clipped and tended plants and bushes add to the property’s restful zen appeal. To the rear of the property there a fabulous terrace provides breathtaking views quite unlike any other in town. The front-door opens onto a spacious central hallway with high ceilings, filled with natural light which floods in through its tall windows. One particularly attractive feature throughout the property is the tall ceilings in classical 18th century style throughout. To the right of the entrance hall, a spacious double bedroom boasts the same large windows while on the left of the main front door, another generously sized bedroom overlooks a picturesque view of the garden and ancient medieval walls. The third bedroom is equally as spacious, and also has impressive views. A modern style family bathroom, complete with modern amenities, a separate WC, along with a cleverly designed laundry area, are all presented in pristine condition. A magnificent open-plan reception-room sits at the heart of the house with direct access to the kitchen and terrace. In the main living-area there are three fabulous windows that frame the distant views, adorning the room with light and a sense of space. One has the impression in this room of « floating » above the landscape. A newly fitted cosy wood-burning stove nestles in the corner adding warmth and ambiance to the room, which makes this the perfect spot to unwind on chilly winter evenings. The adjoining kitchen blends seamlessly with the living area, providing ample space in a pleasingly contemporary workspace. The « pièce de resistance » is the panoramic terrace, with its sweeping vista of the valley, with its sense of privacy and serenity - despite the property’s central location in town. This is a lovely spot indeed for a nocturnal dinner party beneath the soft glow of the stars. Both internally and externally the property boasts clean lines, abundant natural light, and timeless elegance.

Very close to the magnificent town of Lectoure, with its shops, schools and thermal baths, this splendid contemporary house was built in 2017 on a 2000 m² plot, enjoying superb views of the countryside and the Pyrenees. Beautifully furnished and decorated, the 160 m² house opens onto a large 60 m² living room bathed in light, benefiting from large bay windows opening onto a terrace and panoramic views of the countryside and the Pyrenees mountain range. The 20 m² open-plan kitchen is fully equipped, fitted and very functional, and also opens onto a bay and a bioclimatic covered terrace. The pantry has plenty of storage space and gives access to the garage, which has storage and a water point. A master bedroom, with shower room and dressing room, also has direct access to the terrace. A toilet completes the first floor. Upstairs, two further bedrooms share a shower room and toilet. The top-of-the-range house features underfloor heating throughout, including upstairs, via a heat pump, ducted air-conditioning, and home automation to control the roller shutters. Outside, the landscaped garden is fully fenced and has an electric gate. A small outbuilding houses garden tools and a lawnmower. Finally, an 11m x 4m swimming pool completes the comfort of the property. All furniture and furnishings can be negotiated separately, so all you have to do is pack your bags! Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class A, Climate class A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 630.00 and 910.00 €. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisques.gouv.fr.