Income Producing 10 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Tresques, Occitanie
wooden house, all nestling in 8 hectares of glorious land with gardens, pool and olive trees, while enjoying far reaching countryside views from its peaceful location near Tresques.
The property is fully private and accessed via a private road.
• Certified organic farming with 3.2 hectares olive orchards.
Architectural Layout - A harmonious private hamlet composed of: • A main stone mas • 3 independent gites (sold furnished) • A detached contemporary wooden house. Each building enjoys privacy while forming a coherent and intimate whole.
Main Stone House (Maison de Maitre) - appro...
wooden house, all nestling in 8 hectares of glorious land with gardens, pool and olive trees, while enjoying far reaching countryside views from its peaceful location near Tresques.
The property is fully private and accessed via a private road.
• Certified organic farming with 3.2 hectares olive orchards.
Architectural Layout - A harmonious private hamlet composed of: • A main stone mas • 3 independent gites (sold furnished) • A detached contemporary wooden house. Each building enjoys privacy while forming a coherent and intimate whole.
Main Stone House (Maison de Maitre) - approximately 3 levels • Exposed stone walls, light wooden beams • Terracotta floors for warmth and authenticity.
Ground floor • Large open living room with fully equipped kitchen • Wide glass doors opening onto nature.
Garden level • Office • One bedroom • Cellar • Numerous storage areas.
First floor • Two additional bedrooms • Bathroom.
A welcoming family home combining comfort, charm and coherence.
Gite 1 - approximately 120 m2 • Spacious living area with kitchen • Direct access to terrace • 2 bedrooms • 2 shower rooms • 2 WCs.
Gite 2 - approximately 100 m2 (duplex) • Ground floor: kitchen, dining/living room • Bathroom with shower and WC.
First floor: bedroom with en-suite shower room & WC • Balcony with open views.
Gite 3 - approximately 80 m2 (duplex) • Ground floor: kitchen, living room, bathroom.
First floor: bedroom • Private balcony.
All gites are sold fully furnished and operational.
Independent Wooden House approximately 110 m2 • Set slightly below and away from the hamlet • Entirely timber construction (interior & exterior) • 3 bedrooms • Kitchen-living area • Warm, sober and nature-connected atmosphere. Currently used as a family home, it could easily become a 4th independent gite.
Natural swimming pool • Large ecological swimming basin (approximately 10 x 20 m) • Designed by a German specialist company • Surrounded by wood decking, stones and vegetation • Biodiversity-rich ecosystem (frogs, dragonflies, birds) • Semi-open pool house ideal for rest, reading or meditation - A true signature feature of the estate.
Land & Agriculture • 3.22 ha of olive trees, planted in 2010 - Varieties: Picholine, Oliviere, Rougette d'Ardeche, Aglandau, Bouteillan, Negrette - 2024 production: 577 litres of olive oil • Over 4 ha of natural fallow land supporting biodiversity • 0.57 ha of century-old oak woodland.
Use & Potential
• Ideal for gite business with on-site living • Suitable for large family estate
• Perfect for hosting friends, retreats or creative projects
• Rare combination of autonomy, income potential and serenity
A rare, soulful property: bucolic, powerful and inspiring. A place to live immersed in nature, yet connected, offering comfort, income and freedom in equal measure.
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