Authentic 9 bedroom Farmhouse for sale with countryside view in Elne, Occitanie
With 405 m2 of living space this authentic Catalan mas offers a rare opportunity to acquire a superb property set in a peaceful countryside location, just 2.5 km from the Mediterranean coast.
The property also benefits from an additional 150 m2 stone-built barn, offering exciting potential for conversion into further living accommodation, yoga studio or gym, subject to the necessary planning permissions and approvals.
The estate enjoys a bea...
With 405 m2 of living space this authentic Catalan mas offers a rare opportunity to acquire a superb property set in a peaceful countryside location, just 2.5 km from the Mediterranean coast.
The property also benefits from an additional 150 m2 stone-built barn, offering exciting potential for conversion into further living accommodation, yoga studio or gym, subject to the necessary planning permissions and approvals.
The estate enjoys a beautiful natural environment with mature vegetation and open countryside.
Outside, a large swimming pool, a shaded terrace and a petanque area provide the perfect setting for enjoying the Mediterranean lifestyle. A private well adds to the property's appeal.
A property full of character and potential, this mas requires renovation to reveal its full charm and possibilities. It would be ideally suited to those seeking a spacious family residence, a countryside retreat or a potential tourism-related project, subject to the relevant planning permissions.
Combining privacy, generous outdoor space and proximity to the beaches and local amenities, this is a distinctive property offering the opportunity to create something truly special in the heart of the Pyrenees-Orientales.
A rare opportunity for lovers of nature, authenticity and the Mediterranean way of life.
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