Authentic 6 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Monsegur, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Set less than 10 minutes by car from this charming village in the Gironde, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, shops, bars, restaurants, and its famous jazz festival, this elegant stone residence offers a rare living environment, combining character and authenticity.
It captivates from the moment you arrive with its long cypress-lined driveway leading to a central roundabout adorned with a centuries-old olive tree. The house then reveals itself, enhan...
Set less than 10 minutes by car from this charming village in the Gironde, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, shops, bars, restaurants, and its famous jazz festival, this elegant stone residence offers a rare living environment, combining character and authenticity.
It captivates from the moment you arrive with its long cypress-lined driveway leading to a central roundabout adorned with a centuries-old olive tree. The house then reveals itself, enhanced by a delightful dovecote topped with traditional flat tiles, giving it a truly unique charm.
The property is arranged around a remarkable ground floor: reconstructed stone floors laid in opus romain style, underfloor heating, a vast, light-filled living room with large basket-handle French windows, Louis XVI wood panelling, and a monumental 18th century stone fireplace.
The warm and convivial kitchen, opening onto the garden, extends into a utility room and a service entrance. The ground floor also includes a master suite opening onto the large terrace, with a private bathroom featuring a whirlpool tub and WC, a second bedroom with its own shower room, a laundry room, and a separate WC.
Upstairs, a spacious landing leads to three large bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom or shower room with WC, ensuring privacy and comfort. Additional spaces such as an office, a walk in wardrobe, and a room currently used as a guest bedroom meet the expectations of both a family home and a prestigious second residence.
Outside, the terrace boasts stunning views over sunsets, the swimming pool and its pool house, as well as the landscaped grounds of approximately 8.4 hectares, bordered by a stream and composed of woodland, meadows ideal for horses, and an AOC-classified area allowing for the creation of a small vineyard.
Thanks to its layout and features, this property is a true invitation to embrace the French art of living in a preserved setting, just 1h15 from Bordeaux and its international airport, and about 12 minutes from La Reole train station.
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