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Compass Immobilier is based in the heart of the beautiful Gers in Gascony and covers primarily the department of the Gers and also parts of the Hautes-Pyrénées, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Landes, Gironde, Haute-Garonne and the Lot-et-Garonne.

A rural department, the Gers stretches from L'Isle Jourdain in the East (approx. 30 km from Toulouse and its international airport) to Saint-Mont (in the wine and Armagnac country) in the West and from Condom in the North to Masseube and the foothills of the Pyrénées in the South. The Gers is part of the Midi-Pyrénées region. A wealth of information is already available about many aspects of the Gers, ranging from its history to its culture, gastronomy, events, tourism, economy and much more, on the Gers-Gascony website.

We therefore feel that, to provide you with full information, we ought to direct you to the English version of the said site. Just click this link to discover what the Gers has to offer.

The Hautes-Pyrénées consists of several distinct geographical areas. The southern part, along the border with Spain, is mountainous. There is a second area consisting of low-altitude rolling hills and a northern part largely composed of country plains. Part of the Midi-Pyrénées region, Tarbes is the economic and administrative focus of the department. For more information on what the Hautes-Pyrénées has to offer visit www.tourisme-hautes-pyrenees.com

The Pyrénées-Atlantiques takes its name from the Pyrénées mountains and the Atlantic ocean. It is part of the Aquitaine region and its principal settlements include Pau, Biarritz, Bayonne and St. Jean de Luz. Visit www.pau-pyrenees.com to discover more.

The Landes is also part of the Aquitaine region. It is bordered by the departments of the Gironde, Lot-et-Garonne, Gers and Pyrénées-Atlantiques and bathes in the Atlantic ocean with 106 kms of sandy coast. Its forest is the largest in France. More details can be found on the following site: www.tourismelandes.com

The Gironde, in the Aquitaine region, is one of the original 83 departments created during the French revolution. With some 10,000 km² the Gironde is the largest department of metropolitan France. Its capital is Bordeaux on the Atlantic coast and it is an area world famous for its wine production. To find out more go to www.tourisme-gironde.fr

Named after the Lot and Garonne rivers, the Lot-et-Garonne is also part of the Aquitaine region. It is surrounded by the departments of the Lot, Tarn-et-Garonne, Gers, Landes, Girdonde and Dordogne. Its inhabitants are called Lot-et-Garonnais, To learn more about the Lot-et-Garonne, a good starting point is this site: www.tourisme-lotetgaronne.com

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This 16th century château replete with historical elements and features is situated in the countryside under 5 minutes to a village with amenities. Approached via a courtyard, the dwelling, of approx. 564 m², comprises 8 bedrooms, including a fantastic round bedroom with domed roof in the watch tower, dining room, living room of 53 m² on the ground floor and a grand reception room with stone fireplace, mezzanine and exposed beams of 63 m² on the first floor, utility rooms, vaulted cellars and kitchen. In addition, on the second floor and the third floor of the tower there are a further 97 m² to be renovated to provide additional living space. The oldest part of the château dates from circa 1530. Historical elements and features include two stone spiral staircases, remarkable triangular red floor-tiles, stained glass windows and hagioscope. Former chapel of 72 m², 'pigeonnier' of 32 m². Central heating fired by wood pellets (boiler fed by a 7 t silo). Hot water production via solar panels. Swimming pool (10x5). Land consisting of garden, orchard, woods and pasture with mature trees of approx. 36,425 m². Additional land of 1.6 ha available to purchase separately. Dry moat protecting the watch tower. Outbuildings, totaling approx. 768 m², including former stables of some 208 m² on the ground with gallery above, workshop of 24 m² and barn of 180 m². Under 5 minutes to a village with good amenities.
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EUR 1'155'000

Tucked away in the countryside, yet just over 5 minutes from two villages with all amenities, this stone farmhouse has been beautifully renovated and extended to offer comfortable living with all modern household conveniences. The dwelling of approx. 210 m² habitable surface area comprises 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms as well as a bright and spacious living room of 39 m², a good sized fully fitted kitchen of 27 m², both with access to terraces facing respectively East and South, and a study. A stunning walled in pool area with quality terrace surround and covered entertainment area has recently been completed. The property comes with approx. 5 acres of land, ideal for horses for instance and an outbuilding housing a workshop, utility room and woodshed. From all sides of the property, there are lovely views of the rolling hills.
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EUR 495'000