L'Isle-Jourdain, Midi-Pyrénées 32600

Description.Nestled in a dominant position on 17.7 hectares of land combining green meadows and preserved woodlands, this exceptional property offers a panoramic view of the valleys of Gascony, extending to the majestic Pyrenees.Exceptional Gers castle, built in the fifteenth and eighteenth centuries in stone, respecting the traditional materials of the region. Only 35 minutes from Toulouse and the International School of Toulouse, this confidential estate combines serenity and accessibility, offering a prestigious living environment on the edge of a peaceful village.Carefully restored by its current owners over the past twenty years, the castle benefits from underfloor heating and all modern comforts, whilst preserving its iconic historical elements. Exposed stones, monumental fireplaces, spiral staircase and sculpted coats of arms bear witness to its rich past.Architecture & layout:1, 000 m2 of refined living space9 lounges and reception rooms, including a billiard room and a large living room with fireplaceFitted kitchen of 48 m2 with direct access to a raised terrace of 72 m2, ideal for alfresco dining6 bedrooms, including 3 private suites4 luxurious family bathrooms4 large vaulted brick cellars, perfect for a wine cellar or stockagOutbuildings & exteriors:Guest house of 75 m2 comprising a living room, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom600 m2 outbuilding complex with extensive development potential17.7 hectares (43.7 acres) landscaped park with century-old trees and terraced gardensHeated swimming poolPrivate wellEnvironment & environment:This historic residence benefits from a rare and preserved location, accessible by an alley lined with stone and brick columns. Its location, set back from a little-used country road, ensures calm and privacy, while being close to Toulouse's amenities and infrastructure.Localization.Located in the heart of Occitania, the Gers is a rural region that seduces with its hilly landscapes and tranquility. Nicknamed the French Tuscany for its gentle hills and sunflower fields, it is crisscrossed by a network of small roads that invite you to discover picturesque villages and historic bastide towns. The capital, Auch, with its famous Sainte-Marie cathedral and its monumental staircase, illustrates the rich heritage of the department. As the seasons go by, the Gers metamorphoses into a palette of greens, golds and browns, offering an enchanting rural picture.The region is also renowned for its epicurean lifestyle. Here, the gastronomy is based on exceptional local products, such as foie gras, duck confit or Armagnac, the emblem of Gascony. The local markets are full of authentic flavours, and the warm welcome of the locals reflects the legendary friendliness of the region. Heritage and nature lovers can explore the hiking trails or soak up the local history during a stop in one of the many fortified villages. Thus, the Gers offers a timeless journey, where you can enjoy savouring every moment.REGULATIONS: Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website: