House/Villa 9 Rooms

At Novarea, some properties cannot be summarized in square meters. At the end of a gravel driveway lined with century-old cedars, a Béarnaise residence built in 1730 reveals itself, set on 20,660 m² of meadows, orchards, and wooded plots, with an unobstructed view of the Pyrenees mountain range. Stones and pebbles from the Gave, light shutters, generous paved courtyard: the scene is set, and it has traversed the centuries with elegance. The main house features 9 rooms across three levels. On the ground floor, a fully reimagined kitchen in a contemporary spirit coexists with a warm corner around the cast iron stove. The living room, with its exposed stone walls and corner fireplace, invites long winter evenings; the dining room, bathed in light, naturally extends the living area. A stone veranda links the interior to the garden. Upstairs, 5 bedrooms. And above, the real surprise: the attic, fully converted, reveals a rare volume. Newly laid flooring, insulation installed, beautifully preserved period framework, dormer windows overlooking greenery. A spacious additional living area, already ready to become a master suite, playroom, or artist’s studio. Outside, a stone barn with a beautiful wooden frame offers a second volume to be converted; a covered shelter accommodates vehicles or equipment; an independent studio at the end of the garden is suitable for hosting friends or a quiet office. The enclosed land will easily accommodate horses, in a confidential and preserved setting. Its superstar asset: A rare plot of over 2 hectares, part of which is classified as UBc zone, which opens the way to the potential detachment of buildable plots. A heritage, family, or partial resale project to be studied with our team. What we love at Novarea: The perfect alliance between a characterful 18th-century residence, outbuildings with strong potential, and an exceptional plot facing the Pyrenees. Want to know more? Want to visit? Contact Novarea quickly!
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