Ruin Waiting To Be Restored

Ruin waiting to be restored, this old farm building needing total renovation is to be found in the middle of the beautiful Gers countryside. It lies between Montadet and Garravet, two charming small villages.

Sitting in a magnificent, rural, but not completely isolated, position, this ruin offers 140 square yards of living space with the potential to increase the size of the house by 30%. You will love the beautiful views of the Pyrenees and the surrounding countryside - the French Tuscany! There is just over an acre of land adjoining the ruin as well as a separate plot (0.8 acre) of woodland a short distance away. You also have the possibility of buying a large barn and another two acres of land next to the ruin for an extra 40,000 euros.

Water and electricity are on site and planning permission has been applied for.

The Gers, an extremely rural county in the Midi Pyrenees region of France, is halfway (2h30) between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. With its foie gras and cultural heritage, the Gers symbolises a particularly pleasant way of life.

Less than ten minutes' drive away you will find Lombez with its supermarkets and Samatan with its thriving weekly market, schools and lake.

Toulouse and the airport are 50 minutes away and the Pyrenees, with its ski resorts and Spain are an hour and a half's easy drive.

Equipment Details: Mains electricity, Mains water, Open Fire place, View, Woods, Airport.

Surface 130 m2
Plot size: 7700 m2
Rooms: 1
Bedroom: 1
Year of construction: 1800
General condition: To renovate
View: Countryside
Facing: South
Parking: Many spaces
Chimney

The department of Gers is often described by those who know France as an excellent area to visit, if not the best area of France for Brits who want to relocate. It is not over-run however and indeed, the department has a diverse array of assets to discover, some of them are obvious; the rolling countryside, very mild climate, the Pyrenees mountains, whilst others remain more subtle like the hearty food, local culture, street markets and Gascon traditions. Foreigners often refer to the area as Gascony, referring to the former French province.

The department is generally an agricultural area where the local gastronomy is highly regarded by both French nationals and foreign expats. The most cultivated crops in Gers are Colza, Grain, Sunflowers and Corn. Some of the older locals may speak a Gascon patois, but its usage remains in decline among the younger generations. The largest Gersoise towns in terms of number of inhabitants are Auch, Condom and Fleurance but even these are not overly large.

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