Unique 9 bedroom House for sale with countryside view in Bompas, Occitanie
This unique property offers an idyllic living environment, combining comfort, generous volumes and beautiful features.
The main house offers around 200 m2 of living space, and includes a vast 70 m2 living and dining room, with a luminous cathedral living room, an elegant fireplace and a fully-equipped open kitchen, and 4 bedrooms, including a superb master suite with shower room and walk in wardrobe.
There is a bathroom with whirlpool bath, a versatile room that ...
This unique property offers an idyllic living environment, combining comfort, generous volumes and beautiful features.
The main house offers around 200 m2 of living space, and includes a vast 70 m2 living and dining room, with a luminous cathedral living room, an elegant fireplace and a fully-equipped open kitchen, and 4 bedrooms, including a superb master suite with shower room and walk in wardrobe.
There is a bathroom with whirlpool bath, a versatile room that can be used as a guest bedroom, office or storage space, gas heating and air conditioning.
An independent 26 m2 office, a studio with original decor, inspired by the world of pirates, a one bedroom apartment with private terrace overlooking the swimming pool and a 2 bedroom apartment, ideal for families or visitors, complete the ensemble.
Exceptional exteriors and rare features:-
A meticulously designed lagoon pool.
A fully equipped summer kitchen facing the pool.
Two function rooms (90 m2 and 55 m2), equipped with a professional kitchen and sanitary facilities, ideal for private or professional events.
A large garage and ample parking space.
All set in 2,050 m2 of wooded, private grounds with no overlooked views.
This property will appeal to a large family, but is also ideally suited to a B&B project or an events business.
Located just a few minutes from Perpignan and the beaches, the commune of Bompas offers a sought-after living environment, between countryside and coastline. Equipped with all amenities (schools, shops, services), its authenticity, dynamism and quality of life are sure to win you over.
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