6-Bed Spacious House with High Ceilings and Two Kitchens, Magescq, France, €420,000
+5 photos
High Ceilings, Landes Village
About this property
Six bedrooms, two kitchens, and ceilings high enough to give an architect an existential crisis, this is a house that takes the word 'spacious' seriously. Set in Magescq, a quiet Landes village with a Michelin-starred restaurant and market square charm, the property delivers a rare combination of genuine scale and village convenience.
The vast light-filled living and dining room anchors the ground floor, while a large fully equipped main kitchen handles the day-to-day. A second kitchen at the rear opens up interesting possibilities, whether that is a self-contained studio apartment conversion, multi-generational living, or simply a dedicated space for messier culinary ambitions. Either way, the flexibility here is real and the potential is hard to ignore.
Close to the village centre and within easy reach of the Landes coast and Bayonne, this is the kind of home that suits a growing family, a remote-working couple with ambitions for a gîte, or anyone who has simply decided that their next house should have room to breathe.
Property layout
Lifestyle & potential uses
Location
Disclaimer: The Property Drop is buyer-focused intelligence, zero sales agenda. We curate exceptional properties, in southern Europe, from third-party agents and arm you with decision tools. No commission, no transactions, no agent partnerships, no skin in the game beyond helping you choose wisely. Information stays accurate until it doesn't (properties sell, prices shift, markets move). Everything here is shared for informational purposes only and should not be treated as legal, financial, or investment advice. Images belong to original agents. Read our Terms of Service to learn more.
IMPORTANT REMINDER: When contacting property agents featured on The Property Drop, you are entering into direct communication with third parties. It's recommended that you verify all property details independently, conduct thorough due diligence, engage qualified professionals (solicitors, surveyors, financial advisors), understand your rights and obligations under local property laws, and never send money or make commitments without proper legal protection.
