Refurbished 9 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Ausson, Midi-Pyrenees
Currently the property consists of a large farmhouse (home and B&B), plus a large separate gite, yet if looking for more business potential, it would be possible to have 2 further apartments to rent (the studio and the attic of the barn above could be converted into an apartment and the master suite (conversation in the barn) would make a stunning 2 or 3 bedroom apartment to rent. So a possibility of a family home (with B&B) and 3 rental properties. There are many possibilities.
Everything is new - the original buildings have been completely renovated over the last 10 years.
Entered through electric gates into a courtyard/garden at the front of the property. To the left is the barn renovation with an archway into the garden with a Jacuzzi and rear of the home. Turn left and there is the guest house, again completely modernised and the swimming pool with a pool house (technical equipment).
Elegant stone built main house - 505m2:
Ground floor: entrance hallway (8m2) with a tiled floor and the original staircase; guest suite with bedroom 1 (9.5m2) with tiled floor, wardrobe and private bathroom; private living room (10.5m2) with tiled floor; private bathroom (8m2); stunning and large equipped kitchen and dining room (36m2) with tiled floor, entirely new fitted kitchen, a central island with ceramic work surface and insert fireplace. A door leads from the kitchen into the laundry/boiler room (16m2) with cupboards/storage and an external door out to the garden at the rear of the property. From the kitchen a passageway leads down to the spacious living room measuring 55m2 with an insert fireplace, exposed ceiling beams, one wall of exposed stone and several large patio doors making it an incredibly light and welcoming area. Off the hallway is a shower room (4m2) with tiled floor, shower, wash basin and WC.
First floor: small hallway (8m2) with built-in wardrobes and a door leading out to the Juliet balcony overlooking the courtyard and across to the fabulous Pyrenees. The first floor accommodation is partly in the original house but also turns left into the first floor of the old barn and offers the following: bedroom 2 (25m2) with parquet floor, a marble fireplace, dressing room and shower room. Bedroom 3 (18m2) has parquet flooring, floor to ceiling wardrobe and a private bathroom. Bedroom 4 (13m2) again with parquet flooring and a little Juliet balcony. Bedroom 5 (16m2) with parquet flooring and a Juliet balcony. Bedroom 6 and bedroom 7 are part of the master suite, measuring in total 110m2 (bedroom, a dressing rooms bathroom and gym (or office). Bathroom. (Bed 6 and 7) is a massive 16m2 with a bath, incredibly large walk in Italian style shower, 2 wash basins and a door leading into a separate WC. Bathroom (bed 3) has a corner bath, shower, 2 wash basins and WC. Bathroom (Bed 4) is 7m2 with a balneo spa bath, Italian styled shower and 2 wash basins. Shower room (bed 2) measures 7m2 with shower, 2 wash basins and WC. Separate WC (for bedrooms 4 and 5). The dressing room (12m2) with floor to ceiling shelving and a door leading into the master suite bathroom. There is an additional living area (living room/reading area) on this floor measuring 28m2. Finally a room measuring 11m2 is available as an office or games room.
Guest house - 120m2:
Ground floor: large open plan area with huge double-glazed sliding doors that completely open out onto the pool area. There is a fitted and equipped kitchen with modern units and a door leading into the larder/storage room. Sitting area. Dining area. Shower room with shower, wash basin and WC.
First floor, accessed via a lovely modern open staircase: to the left is a dressing area and to the right a games area. A hallway opens into 2 spacious double bedrooms to the left and a storage room (with the hot water tank) to the right. The games area has a door leading into the grand shower room - fully tiled, this new installation has a huge walk in shower, WC, double wash basin set in a lovely unit.
This large second home could easily provide rental income or can remain as a guest house/family accommodation.
In front of the guest house is the swimming pool (9 x 5m) with a relaxing terrace area. The house and pool are fenced and gated for security.
At the opposite end of the pool is a second small building (18 m2) that is home to all the technical equipment for the swimming pool and provides storage for garden equipment and furniture.
Barn conversion:
First floor: master suite and family rooms.
Ground floor: workshop (33m2) with a concrete floor and a door leading into the wine cave (7m2) with storage for over 100 bottles of wine. Garage measuring 48m2 that comfortably accommodates 2 vehicles. Covered parking (125m2). Steps to the side lead up to the bright workshop/studio with perfect natural lighting and a wooden floor (40m2).
• Covered barbecue area
• Covered storage area ideal for bikes etc.
• Large electric gates and intercom
• Paved courtyard
• New roof in 1998
• Double glazing throughout
• House has 3 cm of insulation
• Dependences have 30cm of insulation
• New gas boiler in 2004
• Reversible heating/air conditioning in the master suite, bureau/games room and the guest house
• Electric underfloor heating in the living room
• All the plumbing was recently renewed
• Wi-Fi reception is excellent
• House is alarmed
• Electric shutters
Although the house is situated in a small peaceful village with views of the mountains and countryside, life Is very easy because you are close to all the shops, services and transport you require including schools, pharmacy, motorway, train station, supermarkets, bank etc.
• Montrejeau train station is only 2.5 km (5 minutes) by car
• Junction 17 of the motorway is just 2 km (3 minutes) away
• Shopping Complex is 5km from the house and includes supermarkets, DIY shops, bakers etc.
• Rivers with rafting, canoeing and trout fishing
• Lakes where you can swim • Skiing (Le Mourtis, Superbagners, Peyragudes, Nistos)
• Excellent cycling routes (on the flat and Tour de France climbs)
• Beautiful walks and hikes
• Golf courses at Montrejeau, Luchon and Lannemazan
• Paragliding and an aerodrome at Luchon offering leisure flights and gliding
• Thermes at Bagneres de Luchon and also Les in Spain
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