Property Description

This exceptional property, formerly a hunting lodge of Gaston Fébus (1331-1391), was later, according to legend, the home of Jeanne d'Albret (1528-1572) and her son, the future Henry IV.

Over the years, the property was acquired by prominent French families (Maurice Escande, Cécile Sorel, etc.) who wished to live away from the limelight.

A true haven of peace, this estate offers a unique living environment.

The main house comprises 295 square meters of living space.

It is built of river stones with an original architectural style, consisting of a main building and a tower. A small house at the entrance to the property, a barn, several outbuildings, and a swimming pool complete the ensemble.

The house is spread over three levels. It comprises an entrance hall, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, an office, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a shower room, and a dressing room.

The recently restored tower is approximately 87 square meters. The windows are still single-glazed.

The grounds are wooded and pleasant. They consist of landscaped gardens, meadows, woods, and a pond. All of this is situated on approximately 43 000 square meters of adjoining land.

Located between the Atlantic coast and the Pyrenees, the property is also in easy reach to airports, motorways and TGV train stations.

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