Property Description

This beautiful Béarnaise farmhouse, built in 1886, from river "galet" stone, and set in over two hectares of land, presents a very interesting renovation project.
The views to the mountains, the surrounding rolling country side, the rural idyll and the tranquility offer an absolute haven of peace.
The property comprises a living room, dining room, WC and shower room on the ground floor. The first floor offers five bedrooms, of which two are accessed via an external balcony that overlooks the interior courtyard.
Three adjoining barns provide further exploitable space.

The village developed around the Abbey of Saint-Vincent de Lucq. The town had a Benedictine abbey founded in the 10th century by William Sancho. In 1385, Lucq was part of the bailiwick of Navarrenx and had 241 households.

The nearest ski station of the Pyrenees mountain range is just over an hour away and the nearest beaches on the Atlantic coast near the coastal resort of Biarritz are approximately 90 minutes away. Airports, train stations and motorways are in good reach.

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