vic-fezensac, Midi-Pyrénées, Address available on request

Nestling in the heart of a 3-hectare wooded park, this majestic residence was built on the site of the Château that once belonged to the family of Jean Iii Bilheres de Lagraulas, who, after having been bishop of Lombez in 1473, while acting as Louis XI's ambassador to the Pope, commissioned the Pieta in 1498 from an unknown artist at the time, Michelangelo (25). The house retains the historical imprint of its origins, as evidenced by an imposing fireplace and cellars that bear witness to a glorious past.

This mansion, with its generous 510 m² of living space (10 bedrooms), is in satisfactory general condition, although in need of renovation. These include electrical and plumbing work, as well as woodwork and paintwork.

The first floor opens onto a vast cross-shaped hallway, measuring an impressive 94 m², leading to several rooms including a spacious 46 m² living room, a study/library, six bedrooms, some with en suite shower rooms, a kitchen, a dining room, a laundry room and two separate toilets.

Upstairs, four additional bedrooms, three with en-suite bathrooms or showers, plus a separate toilet, offer a privileged living space.

A 128m² convertible attic, in which you can create a games or cinema room and three additional bedrooms, provides a versatile space ready to meet the evolving needs of its occupants.

Outside, a shaded south-facing terrace overlooks a 12x6 swimming pool, providing an idyllic setting for relaxing moments with family or friends.

In addition, a 200 m² outbuilding, whose roof has recently been renovated, and a dovecote enrich the property's architectural ensemble.

Ideal for a large family, this property also lends itself to the celebration of any family event in an enchanting setting.

Located just 7 km from Vic-Fezensac, where all amenities are easily accessible, this property also benefits from the proximity of the city of Auch, 30 km away, offering the perfect balance between rural tranquility and easy access to urban infrastructures. Please don't hesitate to