Rural Country Estate with 3 Farmhouses, Mirepoix, Ariege

Property Description

Rural estate near Mirepoix with three adjoining stone farmhouses offering 13 bedrooms and 520m² of living space. Set in 2.14 hectares with heated swimming pool, large garages and Pyrenees views. Private countryside location with potential for multi-family living or rentals.

The accommodation is arranged across three adjoining dwellings, offering flexible living space suitable for multi-generational use, guest accommodation or potential holiday rental (subject to permissions).

Main accommodation

The three houses provide a combined total of 13 bedrooms and multiple reception areas arranged over two levels. The layout allows for separate living areas while remaining connected as one property.

The three houses provide a combined total of 13 bedrooms and multiple reception areas arranged over two levels. The layout allows for separate living areas while remaining connected as one property.

Reception rooms
Kitchens & dining areas
Thirteen bedrooms
Bathrooms & shower rooms
Reception rooms?Kitchens and dining areas?Thirteen bedrooms?Bathrooms and shower rooms
Additional information

The property consists of traditional stone farmhouses offering a large combined living space of approximately 520m².

The layout is suitable for large families, shared living, or hospitality use.

Outside

The plot covers an area of approximately 2.14 hectares and includes mature gardens, open lawns and countryside views.

Heated swimming pool – 10m x 5m
?Two large hangar-style garages suitable for storage, workshop space or stabling?Tree-lined driveway?Open views towards the Pyrenees mountains
The land offers potential for equestrian use or other rural activities.

Location

Mirepoix is a picturesque medieval market town in the Ariège department of southern France, known for its beautiful half-timbered houses and lively central square lined with cafés and restaurants. The town hosts a popular weekly market, regular festivals and offers easy access to the Pyrenees for walking, cycling and outdoor activities, while still providing everyday amenities, schools and shops.

Other towns and villages in the area that are well worth exploring include:??Camon?Often called the “village of a hundred rose bushes,” this fortified village is officially listed among Les Plus Beaux Villages de France. It features stone houses, an abbey and lovely views over the surrounding countryside.Chalabre?A pleasant small town with a relaxed atmosphere, cafés and markets. Nearby is the impressive hilltop Château de Chalabre, which hosts medieval-themed events.Camon
Often called the “village of a hundred rose bushes,” this fortified village is officially listed among Les Plus Beaux Villages de France. It features stone houses, an abbey and lovely views over the surrounding countryside.

Chalabre
A pleasant small town with a relaxed atmosphere, cafés and markets. Nearby is the impressive hilltop Château de Chalabre, which hosts medieval-themed events.

Lavelanet
A larger nearby town known for its textile heritage and shops. It’s also a gateway to the Pyrenees and the surrounding mountain landscapes.

Foix
The historic capital of the Ariège department, famous for the dramatic Château de Foix rising above the town. It offers museums, markets, restaurants and a lively atmosphere.

Montségur
A small mountain village best known for the legendary Château de Montségur, perched high on a rocky peak. The hike up to the ruins rewards visitors with spectacular views.

Limoux
A charming town famous for its sparkling wine, Blanquette de Limoux, and its lively main square lined with arcades and cafés.
Lavelanet?A larger nearby town known for its textile heritage and shops. It’s also a gateway to the Pyrenees and the surrounding mountain landscapes.Foix?The historic capital of the Ariège department, famous for the dramatic Château de Foix rising above the town. It offers museums, markets, restaurants and a lively atmosphere.Montségur?A small mountain village best known for the legendary Château de Montségur, perched high on a rocky peak. The hike up to the ruins rewards visitors with spectacular views.Limoux?A charming town famous for its sparkling wine, Blanquette de Limoux, and its lively main square lined with arcades and cafés.
At a glance:

Bedrooms: 13
Bathrooms: 8
Receptions: 6
Habitable space: 520m2
Plot size: 21,409m2 / 2 hectares
Taxe foncière: €tbc
DPE rating: D
Broadband: Yes
Heating: Gas heating
Drainage: Septic tank
Neighbours:  Distant
Distance to shops: 5 mins
Distance to train station: 25mins
Distance to airport: Toulouse, 1hr 10 mins

Please note: Agency fees are included in the advertised price and are payable by the purchaser.   All locations and sizes are approximate. La Résidence has made every effort to ensure that the details and photographs of this property are accurate and in no way misleading.  However, this information does not form part of a contract and no warranties are either given or implied.

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