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Pyrenean Estate With Gîte
About this property
Tucked into a sleepy medieval hamlet in the rolling foothills of the Pyrenees, this substantial Maison de Maître dates from before 1850 and sits within 17 hectares of woodland and pasture. Marble fireplaces, ornate plasterwork, exposed beams and collombage walls speak to its noble past, while gas central heating and a new roof confirm it has been brought firmly into the present. With just two other homes in the hamlet, privacy here is not a selling point — it is simply a fact of life.
At the heart of the house, a stylish country kitchen opens into a generous living and dining area with French doors onto the sun terrace and a wood-burning stove for cooler mountain evenings. The separate one-bedroom gîte adds immediate letting potential, two sizeable barns offer room to grow, and a 10x5m pool with sun terrace completes a picture that is frankly difficult to argue with. Boutique retreat, equestrian property, or simply an excellent excuse to host — the options are yours to choose.
Practicalities stack up just as well as the aesthetics: the charming market town of Aurignac is five minutes away, Toulouse airport is an hour, and the ski slopes are equally close. Considerable recent investment, including a new roof, kitchen and pool liner, means the hard work has already been done. All agency fees included at four percent.
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