Mézin, Aquitaine 47170

In the town centre of Mézin, known for its shops, restaurants and local services, there is a town house dating from the 13th century. It has been transformed over the centuries and fully restored by an architect, harmoniously combining history and modern comfort. With a surface area of over 500 m2, the residence is organized around spacious reception rooms: two large living rooms, a more intimate living room, a dining room and a summer living room. The kitchen, equipped with a cooking piano and granite worktops, occupies a central place. Five bedrooms, including two with en-suite shower rooms and a master suite with dressing room, form the sleeping area. Three bathrooms complete the ensemble. Some rooms can be converted into additional bedrooms, and a large WC is planned to accommodate a shower. The house also features a library transformed into a screening room and a climate-controlled wine cellar. The outbuildings include a large 100 m2 garage with high ceilings, an old stable and a 28 m2 workshop, another 22 m2 workshop and a 16 m2 garden shed. Outside, a cosy garden, enhanced by two ponds and a fountain, as well as a 100 m2 courtyard and its terrace, offer calm and easily maintained spaces. Three access points onto different streets open possibilities for dividing into several dwellings or creating an independent space, such as a gîte or a guest house. The property benefits from town gas heating, wooden double glazing and connection to mains drainage. This house brings together history, space and practicality, in the heart of a village in the South-West. Architect plans are available, and a video conference tour can be arranged after an initial phone contact.