STRIKING BARN RESTORATION WITH A GITE

• Bedrooms: 7
• Village
• Ski
• Terrace
• Outbuildings
• River

• Condition - Restored / Habitable

At the end of a cul-de-sac of character stone houses and a small chateau, this property consists of a beautiful stone barn conversion and independent gite, dating back to 1780, and is set in over 4 hectares of land, with stunning views of, and private access to, the river Saison, popular for salmon and trout fishing and has a private natural stone beach, ideal for summertime bathing. The converted 18c stone barn, which is the family home, offers 250m² of living accommodation over two floors and includes a large entrance hall with an impressive custom made stone staircase, open-plan sitting room, dining room and kitchen leading onto a large decked terrace, utility room, four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The building has been beautifully transformed retaining its original features and charm with exposed stonework and wooden beams and provides a high standard of modern living including aerothermic under-floor heating and an ultra efficient Scandinavian wood burner to provide an extremely comfortable yet economic home. The Original Farmhouse is a delightful 3 bedroom residence which provides an established comfortable holiday rental income and has been sympathetically restored. The ground floor includes an entrance lobby with a cupboard, 2 sitting rooms, one with wood burning stove, a kitchen / dining room, utility room with independent WC and access to a tiled private terrace overlooking the river. The upper level has 3 double bedrooms and a family bathroom with bath, wash basin and WC. The house has its’ own oil fired central heating and is ideal for all year round guest accommodation being only 1 hour from both the ski resorts in the Pyrenees and 45 minutes to the beaches on the Atlantic coast.

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