Located on the front line of an old fishing village, this characterful stone house offers a breathtaking view of the Garonne. It has managed to preserve its historic past and its authentic spirit, with interior woodwork, fireplaces and old parquet floors.
A flight of steps leads to a terrace of more than 20 sqm facing south. The entrance opens onto a beautiful living room of 60 sqm including a living room, a dining room, and a fully equipped independent kitchen. This space benefits from great light thanks to the numerous openings opening onto the outside.
A large veranda of 30 sqm, converted into a winter garden, allows you to enjoy the sun's rays at any time of the year. A technical room, a WC and storage space complete this level, offering direct access to a comfortable garden, rare in the area. Upstairs, a large bedroom of 44 sqm with a view of the Garonne and a dressing area of 13 sqm which can be transformed into an office or bedroom.
A passageway provides access to the bathroom with shower and bathtub, a second bedroom and a toilet. A third bedroom is on the mezzanine.
A 30 sqm cellar, attached to the house, can be completely rehabilitated in order to enlarge the living spaces.
The character of this house and its exceptional location make it a very rare property on the outskirts of
ENERGY CLASS: D/ CLIMATE CLASS: D. Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established based on energy prices for the year 2021: between 2050 and 2830 euros.
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