RURAL TRADITION IN THE OLD AQUITAINE
- It has two large houses and a built area of 600m2.
- Village house
- Guipuzcoa
A Basque farmhouse from the 18th century, 17 kilometres away from Bayona and Biarritz, beaches of the Basque seaside and picturesque villages by the Adour river, between the Pyrenees and the Atlantic coast
The property includes two buildings which have been completely renovated to convert them into two cosy houses, where the design of the typical rural architecture from the Basque Country has been preserved, both in the façades and in the interior. Elements like the wooden beams and the stone arches in doors and windows are present in the entire setting.
The 300m2 main house has two floors with a living room with fireplace, office, courtesy bathroom, kitchen and service area with washing room and storehouse on the ground floor. The first floor has a bedroom with bathroom and 3 additional bedrooms that share a bathroom.
The second building, also with an area of 300m2, has an apartment with private access that includes a living room with integrated kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom. In the rest of the building, there is a large living room with zenithal light that gives access to 4 bedrooms with bathroom.
Both buildings are connected by a conditioned common area used as a dining room and social living room which has a breakfast area and a bathroom.
The property has heating and sanitary hot water through an automated biomass system (wood pellets). It has an independent room for the boiler and a storehouse in the rear part of the garden.
The well-cared garden with an area of 2200m2 is perfect to enjoy the sunny days and has a roofed area for outdoor barbecues and meals.
This amazing property is located in the outskirts of a small rural area that has services and is strategically located in the Basque French Country, between the picturesque seaside villages with unique beaches; and the incredible nature of the beginning of the Pyrenees and the inland villages, such as Pau, Saint Jean Pied de Port or Ainhoa.