An 18th Century Building Complex, On 5 Ha With Views Of The Pyrenees, Five Minutes From A

An 18th-century building complex, on 5 ha with views of the Pyrenees, five minutes from a medieval fortified village, between Bordeaux and Toulouse. The property is located below a small, quiet road, which runs along its northern edge, while, sheltered from view, thanks to a number of verdant flowerbeds and a bamboo grove, the buildings face immense pastureland, converted into paddocks, which provide plenty of light and unobstructed views of the Pyrenees, far off in the distance, for both its living areas and exteriors.

Accessible via a wide electric wrought-iron gate, framed on either side by two pillars, a passable track leads to a parking area for vehicles, located directly opposite the outbuilding/barn’s tall rear metal doors, as well as an immense courtyard bordered by low ashlar stone walls.

In addition, two buildings are situated on either side of a gravel courtyard, the latter of which is decorated with a long rectangular ornamental pond and an olive tree. As for the first building, rectilinear in shape and with 2.5 storeys, it is topped with a hipped roof and follows the grounds’ gently sloping topography, whereas the second, oblong in shape and with two storeys, extends along the courtyard to the west with a covered patio of approximately 40 m².

To the south, low stone walls frame the courtyard in order to create another large patio overlooking the garden, while the landscaped grounds, planted with flowering thickets, a variety of different trees and swaths of lawn, are entirely enclosed with fencing. Lastly, extending on from a vast patio located in front of the dwelling’s southern exterior, several wooden decks surround an octagonal swimming pool, whereas the whole, resembling the deck of a ship, provides dazzling views of the verdant countryside.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/