Property Description

Between Tarbes and Trie-sur-Baïse, in a peaceful village, come discover this authentic stone longhouse dating from 1782. It offers 302 sqm of living space, from 4 to 6 bedrooms according to your needs, 290 sqm of outbuildings, and a 4,900 sqm plot.

Let's explore this beautiful 18th century residence, where the charm of the old blends with generous volumes, varied living spaces, and comfort particularly appreciable for a building of this era.

Upon entering, you will discover a house offering many layout possibilities, particularly suitable for family life or a hospitality project.

A library (25 sqm) provides a pleasant space for reading, working, or relaxing.

You will also find a ground-floor master suite, consisting of a bedroom (19 sqm) and its private shower room (7 sqm). Opening directly onto the inner courtyard, it offers an intimate and comfortable space, especially appreciated daily.

The kitchen (19 sqm) opens onto an elegant dining room (23 sqm), forming a 42 sqm living space featuring a magnificent period fireplace. As the centerpiece of this ensemble, it highlights the authentic character of the place and invites warm moments of conviviality.

An independent living room (25 sqm) completes the reception rooms and offers a more intimate relaxation area.

You will also find a remarkable games room (65 sqm), whose dimensions offer multiple possibilities: leisure space, reception hall, creative workshop, or a room dedicated to a family or professional activity.

A laundry room and toilets complete this level.

Upstairs, the beautiful volumes under the roof can accommodate three large bedrooms offering 30 sqm, 30 sqm, and 45 sqm of usable floor area respectively.

A bathroom, a second shower room, as well as storage and circulation areas provide additional comfort on this level.

You will also find a large room of 66 sqm of usable floor area, offering great freedom of layout according to your desires: cinema room, gym, playroom, leisure area, or additional bedrooms.

The areas indicated for the bedrooms and the large room upstairs correspond to usable floor space, with some parts located beneath sloping roof sections.

The outbuildings are another major asset of this property.

With an additional 290 sqm, spread over garages and workshops on two levels, they offer many possibilities for DIY enthusiasts, collectors, artisans, or anyone seeking significant storage capacity.

These volumes can also allow for different projects, subject to necessary authorizations.

The presence of two separate accesses facilitates circulation and allows, if needed, to separate the use of the dwelling from that of the outbuildings.

Outside, the property extends over 4,985 sqm of land, including an inner courtyard and a garden.

This peaceful environment offers great layout possibilities and allows you to fully enjoy the surrounding countryside.

A well complements this ensemble, adding an extra touch of charm to the property while being a valuable asset, notably for garden watering.

For comfort, the house benefits from a geothermal heating system, distributed notably by underfloor heating on the ground floor and radiators upstairs, supplemented by wood heating and electric supplementary heaters.

The PVC and aluminum joinery are all double-glazed, contributing to the thermal and acoustic comfort of the house.

Its energy rating of C is a real asset for a stone longhouse dating from 1782 with such volumes.

Sanitation is individual, ensured by a septic tank.

This 18th-century longhouse will appeal to lovers of beautiful stonework and large volumes, seeking a family home, a welcoming place, or a property offering the possibility to combine living and activity.

Its authentic character, generous spaces, numerous outbuildings, and energy performance make it a unique property, offering a peaceful living environment while remaining close to services and major roads.

A property full of character, where volumes, authenticity, and layout possibilities invite you to imagine many life projects.

You will be 17 minutes from Tarbes, the highway, the train station, 35 minutes from Marciac and its famous jazz festival, 40 minutes from Lourdes, 1 hour 15 to 1 hour 30 from the first Pyrenean ski resorts, 1 hour 45 from Toulouse, and 2 hours 10 from Biarritz and the Basque coast beaches.

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