7 bedroom House for sale with Income Potential in Narbonne, Occitanie
This is an exceptional property complex consisting of a character Maison de Maitre completely renovated with exquisite taste and quality materials,a barn and a caretaker's house to renovate, all set on a plot of 928m2 with swimming pool, various terraces and relaxation areas in the sun or in the shade of the century-old trees.
The Maison de Maitre comprises of a majestic entrance hall with period floor tiles, wood panelling and marble staircase, an office with a walk in wardrobe, a 1st living...
This is an exceptional property complex consisting of a character Maison de Maitre completely renovated with exquisite taste and quality materials,a barn and a caretaker's house to renovate, all set on a plot of 928m2 with swimming pool, various terraces and relaxation areas in the sun or in the shade of the century-old trees.
The Maison de Maitre comprises of a majestic entrance hall with period floor tiles, wood panelling and marble staircase, an office with a walk in wardrobe, a 1st living room with fireplace and polished concrete floors opening on to a fully equipped kitchen, on the ground floor.
All this space leads through large bay windows to the garden and the pool area. A dining room adjoins the kitchen as well as a 2nd living room offering views of the wooded garden.
On the 1st floor are 3 en suite bedrooms, two complete suites (49m2 and 57m2) with walk in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom/shower, and a suite with shower room (18m2).
A spacious suite with en-suite shower room (37m2), 3 further bedrooms (approximately 28m2, 18m2, and 18m2) plus an independent shower room, are on the second floor.
The garden offers a first sunny area around the swimming pool facing south-west, a large 100m2 terrace with an outdoor living room and a dining area, and then a second more shaded part divinely planted with trees with terraces, a living room area and a dining area with barbecue.
The caretaker's cottage of 40m2 as well as a barn of 210m2 to renovate offers various development possibilities
This residence is ideal as a large, welcoming family home, or for those looking for a gite/guest room activity or indeed another commercial project.
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