5 minutes north of Tarbes, an ancient, two storey village house (1900) with 140m² of living space including 3 bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a stone outbuilding of 80m², all set within enclosed grounds of 631m².

5 minutes north of Tarbes, an ancient, two storey village house (1900) with 140m? of living space including 3 bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a stone outbuilding of 80m?, all set within enclosed grounds of 631m?. Although it's situated on the edge of a road, the house faces south and its large rooms are full of charm. On the ground floor, the main entrance, with its original wooden door opens into a hall with a wooden staircase opposite. To the left is the living/dining room (27 m?) with parquet floor and large, double-glazed wooden windows. Next is the triangular kitchen (approx. 18 m?) with a brick fireplace and direct access to the courtyard. To the right of the entrance is a vast bedroom (23 m?) with large windows to the north and south, which let in lots of light, with a magnificent, ancient parquet floor and an authentic fireplace. In the hall, under the stairs, is a utility room currently used as a boiler room and a toilet. The wooden staircase leads to the first floor with its landing opening onto a wooden balcony facing south. On the left is the first bedroom with original parquet floor (25 m?) and a walk in wardrobe and access to the roof space of 14 m?, which could be transformed into an en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom (26 m?), with carpet tiles, has a fireplace and an en-suite bathroom with bidet. Both bedrooms have French windows opening onto the balcony and windows facing north. The garden (631 m?) is perfectly arranged and has a shaded area for outdoor meals; there is also the paved courtyard, which contains the two storey outbuilding (80 m?), offering supplementary space to convert if needed. There is also a vegetable garden. Completely independent from all this is the house with its own garden behind and to the north. This house has double-glazed, wooden windows under a natural slate roof, which was replaced in 1990. Central heating and hot water production are both connected to a gas-fired boiler. Drainage is connected to the main drains. This house dates from the start of the 20th century and is full of charm with its large rooms, high ceilings, in the heart of a village and with a large well-kept garden. The house is near all facilities and faces south within grounds of 631 m?. The property is situated 5 minutes from Tarbes, the train station (TGV) and the autoroute, 25 km from Lourdes, 25 minutes from Pau (Ryanair), 45 minutes from Spain and the ski slopes, 1h from Auch, 1h15 from Toulouse, 1h30 from Biarritz and the Atlantic, 2h10 from Carcassonne, 2h30 from the Mediterranean.