A Belle époque Villa With Nine Hectares Of Grounds, A 13th Century Chapel And Many Outhouses In

A belle époque villa with nine hectares of grounds, a 13th-century chapel and many outhouses in south-west France, 20 minutes from the city of Mont-de-Marsan. The property is situated on the edge of the village, in parklands enclosed by low walls and dotted with a few trees. It comprises a number of buildings, including two main edifices: In the centre of the parklands, a Belle Époque residence, surrounded by a formerly gravelled esplanade, faces a high wrought iron entrance gate. 50 m to the south of the main residence, there is a 13th century chapel.

There are also two distinct clusters of buildings, made up of numerous outhouses that formerly served agricultural purposes.

The first, to the north, is long and comprises a flat, an orangery, a winery, a dovecote and garages, accessed via a second entrance to the street and its service gate. Around thirty metres further on, the second building, the so-called ”small farm”, forms a double U shape. Finally, two other modest constructions are set between the main building and its annexes.

The grounds of 9 hectares, in a single lot, are bounded to the south by a local road that forms an angle with a street running northwards along the property and through the village. Meadows and old, untamed woodlands complete the green expanse.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/