Unique 37 bedroom Commercial Property for sale with countryside view in Bagneres de Bigorre, Occitanie
The Domaine de Golf de Bigorre, is a profitable and well-established golf club, hotel and restaurant/bar, custom-built between 2005-8. All the construction and development to date has been carried out by the current owners. It has been done with considerable respect for the surrounding environment.
The design of the buildings blends sympathetically and aesthetically with both the golf course landscape and the mountain scenery. Green watering is 90% self-sufficient via a man made r...
The Domaine de Golf de Bigorre, is a profitable and well-established golf club, hotel and restaurant/bar, custom-built between 2005-8. All the construction and development to date has been carried out by the current owners. It has been done with considerable respect for the surrounding environment.
The design of the buildings blends sympathetically and aesthetically with both the golf course landscape and the mountain scenery. Green watering is 90% self-sufficient via a man made reservoir and rainwater collection system including a pump house.
Wildflower rewilding has been nurtured in several locations and energy efficiency optimised with photovoltaic panels. The Clubhouse Pic and Putt restaurant serves local "produits du terroir" cuisine and fine regional wines. Catering services are provided for weddings and other events.
THE GOLF COURSE 18 holes, par 72, slope rating 143. A 2.2 hectare practice area including a 180m2 covered Driving Range, Putting green in front of the Clubhouse Pump station and reservoir for the greens, powered by photovoltaic panels. Equipment hangar and workshop 570m2 and Member and Guest parking.
THE 2 STOREY 400M2 / CLUBHOUSE - The Pic and Putt restaurant/bar (25 interior and 75 exterior covers) and commercial kitchen powered by photovoltaic panels. The reception and living room area, Office, Changing room facilities with showers/WCs Public rest room/WC facilities. The Pro Shop.
A manager/owner's 2 bedroom apartment, a 45m2 fully equipped seminar/meeting room, a 100m2 terrace and 100m2 marquee and storage areas for equipment and for members to leave their golf clubs.
THE 4• HOTEL, has a total of 895m2 in two, 3 storey buildings comprising of 24 suites, 12 in each building. 16 with private terraces or balconies, all with golf course and mountain views. Suites range from 25m2 - 55m2 (studios to 2 bedrooms) all with shower rooms/WC, kitchen and living room areas.
Therre is a dedicated parking area in front of the buildings.
STAFF ACCOMMODATION: Two, 1 bedroom apartments of 40m2 each. One studio apartment of 25m2
There is 1.6 hectares of constructible land and a Building permit for tourist and leisure facilities (Zone UAt). Flat land, situated in a dominant position close to the Hotel and the Clubhouse with views to the mountains and across the valleys Services (water/electricity) on site.
The Domaine already hosts events such as seminars, weddings/celebrations, live music and tapas evenings. These venue facilities and associated revenue generating activities can be considerably expanded with further development of the constructible land.
Highly rated as a wedding venue, The Domaine has confirmed bookings through 2025. The hotel is also highly rated on all well-known booking portals and has an average 80% occupancy rate in peak season. We invite both individual and group investors/developers to contact us to explore this unique project further.
Airports: Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrenees - 30 mins, Pau-Pyrenees - 60 mins, Toulouse Blagnac - 1 hour 40 mins, Bordeaux-Merignac - 2 hour 45 mins.
Train Stations: Gare de Lannemezan - 25 mins, Tarbes Gare Routiere Pierre de Coubertin - 25 mins, Toulouse Matabiau - 1 hour 45 mins.
The region, BAGNERES DE BIGORRE is a popular spa and ski town with a strong tourist clientele. Along with thermal cures, the covered market is famous and fabulous, as is Aquensis, the superb spa centre with a Viking theme. There is also a casino, a wide variety of shops, restaurants, sporting and cultural activities. In the winter, there is skiing in several local resorts. There is an hourly shuttle, for example, running to La Mongie.
TOULOUSE - the vibrant heart of South-West France and Capital of the Occitanie region. Renowned as La Ville Rose, for its iconic terracotta brick buildings, Toulouse offers a rich blend of history, culture and modern charm, a thriving aerospace industry and world-renowned reputation for cuisine and rugby. It is a perfect arrival/departure point in the region via Blagnac International Airport and the centre city TGV train station.
GASCONY/BIGORRE - a land of legends and a region of mountains, dramatic landscapes and rolling hills where history, gastronomy and natural beauty collide in spectacular fashion. Imagine picturesque villages, ancient castles, sunflower meadows and sprawling vineyards, all set against the majestic backdrop of the Pyrenees. The plethora of festivals include the world-renowned Jazz in Marciac.
It is the heart of French rugby and all things equestrian. Cycling (Tour de France) hiking, climbing, golfing and skiing/winter sports make it a year-round destination. Its proximity to Spain, the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts, along with a rich agricultural and culinary heritage (think porc noir, magret de canard, foie gras, haricot Tarbais, armagnac, the wines of St Mont, Jurancon and Madiran. ) make it an absolute delight to explore.
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