LABRIT, Aquitaine, Address available on request

Head for the Landes to discover this superb property, a real haven of peace. Ideally located 30 km north of Mont-de-Marsan, 64 km from Mimizan Plage and 20 km from Roquefort, this house offers you a rural setting yet close to all amenities.
Have you always dreamt of living in the countryside, where peace and quiet reign supreme? Then this is the place for you!
Nestling in the heart of a village rich in history, this commune is linked to an emblematic figure in the kingdom of France: Jeanne d'Albret, Duchess of Albret and mother of King Henry Iv. Nearby is the Château de Labrit, the former residence of the noble Gascon d'Albret family. Built between 1225 and 1230, this earth and wood castle is one of the few remaining vestiges of the Middle Ages in the region and is a listed historic monument. The House of Albret left its mark on the history of the region, extending its influence over the centuries until the accession of Henri Iv to the throne of France. To live here is to immerse yourself in a page of history while savouring the gentle south-western way of life.
Set in two hectares of impeccably maintained grounds with a swimming pool, you'll find majestic hundred-year-old oak trees that accentuate the natural charm of this property, which is fully enclosed with an electric gate. In the heart of this beautiful green setting, a 160 m² resin house has been tastefully renovated, combining old-world charm with modern comforts.
In addition to the main house, there is a 56 m² barn, a 24 m² outbuilding, a workshop with canopy used as a carport, and a 15 m² tractor shed. A Landais henhouse and a secure lake complete this unique property.
The house, in perfect condition, spans two levels and has 6 rooms, including three good bedrooms. The fully-equipped kitchen opens onto a bright living room and a convivial sitting room, inviting you to share warm moments with family or friends. All this opens onto a large 98 m² terrace, perfect for enjoying the sunny days of the Landes region. There are also twelve photovoltaic panels and a 35 m borehole.
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