Description

Nestled in the heart of the Gascony countryside, this magnificent stone property, carefully restored, extends over 1.8 hectares of landscaped gardens, fully fenced and planted with fruit trees and local species. On clear days, the majestic silhouette of the Pyrenees looms on the horizon.

Under a ten-year warranty, the renovations include a new roof, a complete overhaul of the electrical and plumbing systems, a modern kitchen, three elegant bathrooms, and zinc gutters. Rated ‘A’ on the energy performance certificate, the house combines aesthetics, energy efficiency, and comfort. It consists of seven main rooms: three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large kitchen with a breakfast nook, a dining room, a library, a living room, a laundry room, stone terraces, and a wooden stable that also serves as a tractor storage area.

A restoration designed with passion
We often ask ourselves the question: how do you embark on a complete renovation project when it requires so much time, energy and resources?
The answer, for the current owners, was simple: “It was the views. And that immediate feeling, upon laying your hand on the stone walls, that it was here.”
It is this emotion that guided them throughout this exceptional restoration.

An old farmhouse transformed into a high-energy house, A challenge met
Take an old stone building that’s been uninhabited for years. Strip it down, then rebuild it from scratch: roof, woodwork, electrical installations, and plumbing. Open up the spaces, letting in light and the surrounding landscape.
And the result. An ‘A’ energy label, extremely rare for a house of that era. The diagnostician himself, amazed, checked his calculations several times: they were correct.
This century-old residence is now as easy to manage as a contemporary low-energy house.

An interior bursting with character
Nothing in this house is expected. It’s a jewel nestled among the Gascon vineyards. Inside, the colors vibrate, the materials blend boldly, and the textures tell a story.
The chosen wallpapers bring depth and personality. Ancient stone blends with modern elements, creating a refined balance between tradition and design.
Creating such an atmosphere requires a clear vision and the courage to think outside the box. The result is simply remarkable.

In the kitchen, the large bay window slides into the wall, literally opening the space to the garden. During the warmer months, the owner likes to sit there, cool, reading a book, watching the plants sway in the wind.
This house exudes light and openness. Only the cosy and intimate living room contrasts with the fluidity of the other rooms, which flow harmoniously into one another.

Room: 7
Bedroom: 3
Size: 235 m²
Land size: 1.89 ha
Number of Bedrooms: 3
Number of rooms: 7
Number of levels: 2
Year of built: 2020