Beautifully Renovated Country Home Nestled in a 3-Hectare Park

Highlights :

Nestled in the heart of Gascony’s prestigious Golden Triangle, this magnificent 18th-century estate, flanked by two towers, was once a thriving wine estate. Today, it has been entirely renovated and offers all modern comforts. Ideally oriented to the south and southeast, the rooms are bright and airy, offering splendid views over the beautifully landscaped 3-hectare park, adorned with mature trees, vibrant flowers, and a charming pond shaded by ancient oaks.
Despite being just 3.5 km from a vibrant town with shops, services, and a hospital, the property enjoys absolute peace and tranquility. A stone path leads you through a park of century-old oaks and cedars, where the graceful silhouette of this remarkable estate slowly reveals itself.
The house welcomes you with a grand central entrance that opens onto a stunning wooden staircase, which elegantly splits into two to provide access to the upstairs bedrooms.
A spacious living room, bathed in natural light from its three large windows, features a cozy fireplace with an insert. The fully equipped, spacious kitchen with a dining area and a charming sitting room with a beautiful stone fireplace perfectly complete the ground floor.
The ground floor sleeping area includes a generous master suite with its own bathroom and dressing room. Two additional bedrooms share a shower room.
Upstairs, four beautiful bedrooms each have their own private en-suite shower room. Each of the towers hosts an independent suite with a lounge, bedroom, and bathroom.
The outbuilding has been converted into two apartments, each offering a living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, and private terrace.
The only remaining space to renovate is the historic dovecote, allowing you to customize it to your needs.
The property is also located just 200 meters from the Armagnac Greenway, a 32-kilometer cycling and walking path.
This unique and charming estate offers absolute serenity and invites you to enjoy wonderful moments with family and friends—and perhaps even start a tourism activity.