Aquitaine, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Louvie-Juzon, France

Nestled in a privileged setting in the heart of the Ossau Valley, this elegant 19th-century residence immediately captivates with its authenticity, generous proportions, and exceptional natural surroundings.
Offering over 350 m² of living space across three levels, the property features a harmonious layout of living areas. Original architectural details, marble fireplaces in every room, impressive ceiling heights, and abundant natural light highlight the refined character of this family home.
The reception rooms are designed for convivial living, while five bedrooms comfortably accommodate family and guests, with the potential to create three additional bedrooms on the second floor, currently to be renovated. A basement composed of wine cellar, wood store and boiler room and a garage complete the property, offering a wide range of possibilities for customisation according to individual projects.
Outside, the charm continues. The house is set within a magnificent landscaped park of over 9,000 m², a true green haven offering peace, privacy, and open views over the unspoiled landscapes and mountains of the Ossau Valley. This exceptional natural environment provides a highly sought-after lifestyle, close to the Pyrenean mountains and the many outdoor activities the region has to offer only 30 minutes from the historic city of Pau.
This rare property elegantly combines period charm, the comfort of a spacious family home, and the potential for a secondary residence, guest house, or high-end tourism project.
An authentic residence for lovers of fine stone and heritage, set in one of the most sought-after valleys of the Béarn Pyrenees.

Strengths:
Breathtaking views
Great location
Close to Pau
At the edge of village with amenities

Reference: MM 2353 LL
Location: Louvie-Juzon
Rooms: 11
Bedrooms: 8
Bathroom: 1
Floor surface: 130 m²
Property tax: 2 901 € /year
Plot size: 90 a 25 ca
Sanitation: Main drains non-compliant
Openings: Wood/Single glazing
Heating: Fuel oil
Living room: 70 m²
Balcony surface: 6 m²
Construction: 1860
Interior condition: To refresh
Kitchen: Not equipped
Furnishing: Unfurnished
View: Mountain
Exposure: East-West
Cellar: Yes
Balcony: 1
Levels (incl. ground floor): 4
Roof: Ardoises

Entrance Hall 13.60 m²
Sitting room 23.60 m²
Drawing Room 23.60 m²
Dining room 36 m²
Kitchen 15 m²
Scullery 7.10 m²
toilet 5 m²
Hallway 12.15 m²
Landing 18.30 m²
Bedroom 1 - 19.70 m²
Bedroom 2 - 19.60 m²
Bedroom 3 - 16 m²
Family Bathroom 7.50 m²
WC 1.50 m²
Bedroom 4 - 19.10 m²
Wash room 3.40 m²
Washing and Laundry room 7 m²
Bedroom 5 - 25.50 m²
Landing 15 m²
Bedroom 6- 14.50 m²
Bedroom 7 - 14.50 m²
Bedroom 8 - 15 m²
Large attic room divided into 2 - 90 m²
Boiler room, wood store and wine cellar 150 m²

Fees to be paid by the seller. DPE in progress.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: georisks.gouv.fr.