Luxury properties for sale Trie-sur-Baïse, France

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In Hautes-Pyrénées at the edge of the Gers, exceptional property from the 17th century which has benefited a very high standard restauration, on a 647m² living space. Located in a dominant position on 5 hectares of meadow and wood with a pond, it offers very nice views on the surrounding valleys and the Pyrenees. With 5 hectares entirely fenced in with Australian fencing, including shelters and automatic drinking troughs, as well as a stable with 3 boxes, the estate is ideally suited for an equestrian project. In a quiet and not overlooked area, the main house, in a very contemporary atmosphere, has many assets: large kitchen with a pure design, spacious reception room, indoor swimming pool fitted with a counter-current equipment, 3 bedrooms, dressing room, 2 bathrooms, projection room and 2 terraces. The second building has kept the charm of the half-timbering. Its English country spirit shows a beautiful character which will please the lovers of felted atmosphere: beautiful kitchen, 5 bedrooms and 4 shower-rooms, including an independent apartment. Garage for 2 cars. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

SOUTH GERS - NEAR CASTELNAU MAGNOAC 17th century property with 647 m² of living space and very high standard. In a commanding position with magnificent views of the Pyrenees. It is situated on 5 hectares of which are fully fenced. Pond, shelters and automatic drinking troughs, stable of 3 boxes. Main house with a very contemporary restoration: large kitchen with a modern design, spacious reception room, indoor swimming pool with counter-current, 3 bedrooms, dressing room, 2 bathrooms, projection room and 2 terraces. Second half-timbered building: beautiful kitchen, 5 bedrooms and 4 shower rooms. Self-contained flat. Double garage. Energy class: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 4340 euros and 5930 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

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Untouched by time, this property sits in a quiet village in the south of the Gers. According to the dates inscribed inside the property, it dates back to 1783 on one side, and 1784 on the other. We enter the property through two large wrought-iron gates, with imposing stone pillars to each side. The road is very quiet, leading to a leafy residential area, and the traffic is of little if any consequence in this peaceful location. With 5000m² of gardens, the property has a typical Gascon appeal, with its imposing façade. The original windows are still in situ, a rambling vine heavy with red grapes hanging over the door-frame. The property was purchased by its current owners fifteen years ago, when the process of stripping back the inside began. The current owners tell us: “ We bought the property having fallen completely in love with its authentic features; such as the original windows and sink, and its grand and magical staircase. Every inch of its surface area was covered in bright blue and brown paint. Even the wood had been treated with the same colours. These were stripped back to their original wooden frames and repaired. We then proceeded to gut anything from the inside that was not in-keeping with the period elements we wanted to preserve. We also loved the light inside the property. All the three large front rooms of the property have big windows outside. The location is perfect, being peaceful yet non-isolated for a property we would not be living in permanently, we liked the not too distant presence of neighbours in this sleepy location. We later learnt from locals that the grandeur of the property (including the rather fabulous staircase) could have been copied from the design of the chateau, as it is rather too grand for a typical village house. An aspiring builder copied the chateau staircase with the minstrel’s gallery at the top.” Today, thanks to a lot of hard work, the original wattle and daub interior walls have been revealed, and the property must look very much as it once did to the original architect, before successive generations of owners applied their many layers of coloured paints and wallpapers. Stripping back the years the years has proven a slow and arduous process, especially as work was carried out by the current owners from a distance, coming over to France for working holidays. The result today is a grand and spacious shell, seeking a new owner who feels passionate at the thought of a blank canvas and who can bring the property back to life and make it habitable once again in 2023. Our thoughts here at Bliss What appeals to us most on our visit to the property, and what makes this property a worthwhile project, is the architecture of the house. A once grand Gascon building with an imposing façade, and a spacious 5000m² village garden, with a further wing of outbuildings extending to the rear for potential development (planning permits providing) or storage. The two elements which are of greatest note internally, are the light that seeps in through every room (most rooms have two windows, increasing twofold the property’s sunny disposition) and secondly the sheer volume of each room. The bedrooms, the downstairs reception room (with its original old fireplace) and the kitchen provide generous spaces. The wattle and daub walls with their own oak beams and struts are solid. The house feels dry and healthy, appearing to breathe and without any visible signs of damp. If ever there were a blank canvas one wanted to begin painting on, and filling in with colour: it is truly this one! It is easy to see what this house might become…… but who will be the one to take on this project?

Dating from 1765, this delightful property, is well-presented throughout and with a wealth of period features, it offers light and spacious accommodation. Private terraced gardens, with long views to the Pyrenees, and a lock-up garage for two cars are rare assets in a village property. The entrance hall is an imposing space, leading to an elegant living room and dining room, which links directly with a well-appointed kitchen and breakfast area. From a half landing is a study or fourth bedroom, with a large bay window. Two small service rooms and hall, with a separate entrance from the street, give ready potential to create an independent apartment of about 70 m². On the first floor a master bedroom with its own shower room and dressing, whilst the two other bedrooms share a spacious family bathroom. All the above is to be found just outside the centre of a historic village that has life year-round and offers a range of services including a small general store with fresh bread delivery, café, pizzeria, post office, pharmacy, doctor, nurse, hairdresser, and a primary and nursery school.

The manor house is situated on the outskirts of a town in the Hautes-Pyrénées, in a 2 hectare park, close to all amenities, 5 minutes from the motorway, close to ski resorts, 20 minutes from Lourdes... Built in 1930 for a wealthy industrialist from Bordeaux, this house has been brought back to its former glory by the current owners, who have undertaken major restoration work over a period of 3 years. A masterpiece of the Art Deco style, signed by architect Marcel Macary, its style is surprising and seductive. From the vestibule with its wrought iron gate, the lounges and dining rooms - all with marble fireplaces - their original marble-, parquet- or tile floors, the openings onto the park and its pond - this elegant residence is made for a bohemian life in luxurious comfort. The east wing includes a large kitchen with its wine cellar, one of the two dining rooms, a vast laundry room, a toilet and the service staircase. Between the wings in the heart of the building : another dining room, 3 lounges, a crossing hallway, an office, lift and the grand staircase with its stained glass window. The west wing is reserved for the master's office, with its reception desk and a smoking room-bar. A period Houplain lift is waiting to be put back into service. The grand staircase with its original art-deco stained glass window leads to the upper floors with their large rooms: bedrooms, landing-lounges, vast bathrooms in the art deco style, dressing rooms and game rooms. On the first floor, two covered terraces offer a view of the park and the Pyrenees. The current owners have added modern comforts such as centralized or floor-by-floor shutters, alarm, automatic watering, lighting of the park and the building, highlighting the characteristics of the building. Numerous terraces, the landscaped park with its majestic hundred-year-old trees, its ponds and fountains, its stream add to the elegance of the property. A comfortable caretaker's house and a garage for 6 vehicles complete this amazing property. This residence is waiting for Art deco enthusiasts who will fall in love with the manor and will enjoy living and entertaining in unparalleled comfort. For those who like numbers: Manor house: 600m2: 1 kitchen, 2 dining rooms, 4 lounges, 3 offices, laundry room, 8 WCs, 2 covered terraces, 3 outside terraces, 6 bedrooms, 2 dressing rooms, 1 games room, 1 sports room, 2 staircases, 1 lift, attic, wine cellar, 7 cellars, 1 safe room. Caretaker's house: Lounge, kitchen, WC, 2 bathrooms, 6 bedrooms, attic and basement. Land 18 774 m2 enclosed, automatic watering, 3 ponds, stream, water tower, garage 6 vehicles, workshop, shed and attic. An exceptional property. Contact : Christina HEINTZ 06 07 88 79 54

GERS - NEAR TILLAC In a peaceful, bucolic environment, beautiful property in the middle of 7 hectares of land, including a one-hectare lake. The 250m² main house features a 100m² living room and 6 bedrooms, including a one suitable for people with reduced mobility, with two independent entrances. A 110m² open space adjoining the main building is a leisure area. There is also a gite with its own terrace. A building with a 76m² room, which could be extended, provides an independent accommodation. The outbuildings have a surface area of 350m², including a garage and workshops. The swimming pool measures 10x5m. This property would be ideal as a primary or secondary residence, for tourism or professional purposes. No nuisance. Energy class: C Climate class: A Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €1,770 and €2,440 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

GERS - MARCIAC Property ideally located, close to the town of Marciac, with its famous Jazz festival, its 18-hole golf course, and close to the route of St Jacques de Compostelle (Arles route). High quality renovation, providing real cosiness, while having preserved the beautiful architectural elements of this lovely property. With 12 main rooms including 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, this property is built around a main building of 390m ² and an adjoining gite of 70m ² with its own entrance on the ground floor of the pigeon house. Park of one hectare with a pond, a well, an outbuilding and an orchard. Energy class: C Climate class: C Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: 2727 euros per year. Prices indexed to August 15, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

Overview This elegant maison de maître sits in elegant parkland of just over 4000m2, with far-reaching views to the rear. In addition to the delightful garden, with its mature trees, there is a walled courtyard which houses the swimming pool, with a separate guest house. ?The main house will appeal to anyone in search of a characterful manor house in-keeping with the style of the region, with four bedrooms in the main house, and two in the guest house. It offers over 350m2 habitable space. The property is in excellent condition throughout with grand rooms, high ceilings and a grand turning staircase with a generous hallway on both the ground floor and the first floor. The main house comprises: a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, a grand reception room, a dining room, a summer room, a wine cellar, two separate studies three bathrooms and four bedrooms, with a very large undeveloped attic space. The guest house also benefits from a reception room, a kitchen, and two bedrooms, and is situated at a discreet distance from the main house, with just over 250m2 habitable space. This property will appeal to anyone looking for a spacious family home, with the flexibility of guest accommodation, in the heart of Gascony. Plus points: Period charm, wide-reaching views and a glorious garden. Please go to our BLISS website for a full description.

GERS - MONTESQUIOU Former convent dating from 1765, in a commanding position, with a breathtaking view of the Pyrenees. Beautiful architectural features. Comfortable house with 332 m² of living space, divided into 6 main spacious rooms. Very luminous, this south-facing property has a tree-filled garden with several terraces. Well, garage and workshop. No nuisance. Shops and services in the village. Energy class: E Climate class: E Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 5110 euros and 6960 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