Poueyferre, Occitanie, 65100, France

2 bathrooms
Living Space: 158 sq. meters
Plot Size: 1312 sq. meters

Architect-designed 158 m2 home with 4 bedrooms. Discover this unique 1980s home, offering approximately 158 m2 of living space set on a 1,312 m2 plot. Boasting distinctive architecture and spacious interiors, the house is full of character. Access is via a covered carport with space for two vehicles.

The entrance hall connects the various areas of the home and leads to the main living space, featuring a kitchen that opens onto the living room. Extending from this area, a large east-facing conservatory naturally expands the living space; bathed in light and open to the outdoors, it offers views of the surrounding countryside.

The ground floor also accommodates three bedrooms, a shower room with a double vanity, a separate toilet, a pantry, and a laundry room, allowing for convenient single-level living.

Upstairs, a large bedroom features a private shower room with a double vanity and a separate toilet—a layout equally suitable for a master suite, a teenager's room, or a guest room.

An adjoining storage shed completes the property, providing extra storage space. Some updating is required to modernize the interiors and fully unlock the home's potential.

With its generous proportions, unique architecture, four bedrooms, and setting amidst open countryside, this property offers endless possibilities for creating a home that truly reflects your style.

The department of Hautes-Pyrenees is the southern-most department of the Midi Pyrenees region, its capital being the beautiful town of Tarbes. The department has a very interesting geography as two small sections belonging geographically to Aquitaine are administratively part of the Hautes-Pyrenees.

The department is split into two very different landscapes: mountains to the south covering half of the department, valleys to the north where the majority of the towns and villages are.

The economy of the department is mainly agricultural and tourism. Inside Midi Pyrenees, smaller areas have traditional names such as the Comminges (east of Toulouse) or the famous Gascony.

Hautes-Pyrenees is a very nice area to settle and one area to look out for (not very well known) is the Baronnies, a set of 30 villages which decided to preserve their rural traditions. An unspoilt area, they represent the rural idyll for anybody in search for absolute peace, authenticity and rest.

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