A 19th Century Stone Manor House, On Grounds Of Approximately 4,800 M², 30 Minutes From The

A 19th-century stone manor house, on grounds of approximately 4,800 m², 30 minutes from the beach, in Onesse-Laharie and the greater Landes department. Built in the late 19th century, the manor, standing in the middle of a square-shaped lot of approximately 4,800 m², is located in a village and along the edge of a road providing access to the ocean, while the manor is one of the many edifices built by affluent families in the region, which were designed to be passed down from generation to generation.

As for its symmetrical façade, its is cadenced by several rows of windows, framed by ashlar stone and wooden shutters, whereas the property’s buildings are arranged around the main dwelling and include former stables transformed into outbuildings, of approximately 80 m², to be renovated, as well as an immense indoor garage.

Typical of manor houses from the area, the building, of approximately 540 m², stands out thanks to its precise composition and verticality, while, built atop a sound basement level, it includes three additional levels. To the north, stone steps lead to an entrance hall with ancient cement floor tiles, whereas the rooms on this level boast floor-to-ceiling heights of approximately 3.7 metres.

With the living areas as well as a bedroom on the ground floor, the next level contains four bedrooms, each with its own shower room, while a staircase leads to the attic, converted into two additional bedrooms, as well as a shower room.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/