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Description no.AF03875 Local area Recommend this property Print Contact the agency


  • Reference : AF03875
  • Number of rooms : 7
  • Number of bedrooms : 4
  • Habitable area : 198 m²
  • Size of land : 3 940 m²
  • Land tax : 500 €
PRICE : 418 000 €   (Agency Fees Included)

Just 10 minutes north of the market town of Maubourguet, this pretty farmhouse dates from 1826, and has been renovated with great taste. It offers a total of 3 bedrooms, 2 receptions, and an independent one bedroom apartment, plus further potential in the outbuildings, in well stocked and maintained gardens of 3,940m² overlooking the rolling hills of the surrounding Madiran countryside.

Double wrought iron gates lead in from a small country road to the lovely front garden, surrounded on two sides by the house and outbuildings which form an ‘L’.

The front door leads into a tiled entrance hall (3.0x2.5=7.5m²). To the left you find the dining room (5.2x3.7=19.2m²) with a lovely fireplace fitted with an ‘insert’ (vented and fitted wood burner – very efficient form of heating). Through the dining room you descend a couple of steps through an open arch to the living room, with windows to the south and west and frnech windows on to a pretty patio. Also off the dining room is the very well equipped fitted kitchen (3.9x4.1 = 16.0m²), off which at one end is the boiler room/utility/larder (2.9x2.2 = 6.4m²), and at the other another utiltiy room (4.9x3.3 = 16.2m² - potential to extend the kitchen?)

Lovely wooden stairs wind up from the entrance hall to the first floor landing and office (2.9x3.4 = 9.9m²), to the right of which is another small landing / dressing room (2.5x1.6 = 4.0m²) and a bathroom (1.9x2.0 = 3.8m²), and a bedroom in the eaves (3.5x4.0 = 14m²). To the left of the first landing you find the second bedroom (5.0x4.6 = 23.0m²). This bedroom backs on some loft space which could be used.

All these rooms have been renovated to a very high standard, retaining many original features such as exposed beams, and with quality materials.

Returning to the entrance hall, to the right of the front door a hallway with built in cupboards leads to a bedroom (3.3x3.0 = 9.9m², and further on a shower room (3.7x1.5 =5 .5m²) and separate wc (1.3x0.7 = 0.9m²).

Then you find the door to the separate apartment. This has been created in a modern style, and is very well lit and comfortable. The living room (3.5 x 6.0 = 21.0m²), currently with bar but easy to put in a small kitchen as water is present has large windows overlooking the front gardens, and the summer eating area. Off this is a large shower room (2.7 x 3.7 = 10m²) with enough space to install a bath, and a large bedroom (3.7 x 3.3 = 12.2m²) overlooking the gardens to the rear.

The outbuildings, which form an ‘L’ with the house, currently house a summer eating area with all plumbing and electricity (6.6 x 6.4 = 42.2m²) and which overlooks the front gardens. Off this is a garage for two cars (39.4m²), and to the rear of this is a hangar which extends the entire length of the outbuildings, and offers further scope for entension if you so wish (approx 80m² ground floor area).

The gardens (3,940m²) surround the house, and are effectively divided into several different areas – a pretty front garden, planted with mature shrubs and trees, another section to the rear of the house which would be great for a pool, and meadowland around the rest of the buildings.

The construction is traditional, the walls are of chalk and stone (breezeblock for the outbuildings), the roof is roman canal tiles and renewed about 10 years ago, and metal on the hangar, central heating and hot water are courtesey of an oil fired boiler, there is good thermal insulation, and a septic tank takes care of the drainage.

The property is in the peace and quiet of a spread out village yet in the heart of the countryside, with shops and all commodities just 10 minutes away. It faces south and enjoys bucolic views from is gardens of 3,940m².

It is also close to schools, 10 mins from Maubourguet, and the same from Lembeye, 40 mins from Tarbes, and from the station (TGV), and from the motorway 1hr 30 mins from Spain, and from the lower ski slopes, 50mins from Pau (Ryanair), 1hr 45mins from Toulouse (Easyjet, Flybe, BMIBaby, Aer Lingus), 2hrs 30mins from Biarritz and the Atlantic beach resorts, and 3 hours from the Mediterranean.



  Basement
  Attic
  Terrace
  Garage
  Fireplace
  Enclosed garden
  Lift
  Cellar
  Swimming pool
  Garden
  Mature trees & shrubs
  Outbuildings
  Stone walls
  Traditionally built
  Double glazed
  Mains services
  Habitable
  Undulating countryside
  Shops nearby (-500m)
  Near neighbours (-100m)
  Nearest large town (-50km)
  School (-5km)
  Sea or mountain views
  Golf course (-10km)


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