maison à la vente - 40800 AIRE SUR L ADOUR

Descriptif du bien

Où sommes-nous Aire-sur-l'Adour. Le nom même de cette ville glisse sur la langue comme une promesse de douceur, une sérénité de province. Elle s'étire, sans emphase, à la frontière du Gers et des Landes, sa rivière serpentant tranquillement, indifférente aux préoccupations humaines. Les maisons, posées là comme des témoins du temps, la bordent en silence. Ici, la vie semble s'épanouir sous un ciel plus vaste, plus pur. C'est ce parfum d'authenticité qui l'enveloppe. La maison se dresse sur les hauteurs au milieu de son jardin arboré, admirant la campagne environnante. Un endroit paisible où les arbres semblent murmurer des secrets que l'on ne prend même pas la peine de percer. L'architecture ? Elle s'affiche, sans complexes. Fière dans son caractère, indifférente aux modes, elle exhibe ses façades hautes et ses fenêtres qui s'ouvrent avec une déférence infinie vers l'extérieur. C'est une maison de dignité, de distinction, un brin décalée. Les décorations murales sont un clin d'œil à un autre temps. Des frises en briques, des galets en chevrons comme des motifs d'une broderie ancienne. Et puis ce petit toit, là, qui chapeaute une ouverture avec la grâce d'une coiffeuse qui a trop d'élégance pour en avoir l'air. Elle est chic, un peu comme une robe de couturier qui a beaucoup à dire. C'est cette incongruité qui la rend encore plus fascinante. Un paradoxe suspendu dans le temps. L'intérieur Pas d'élégance sans talons ! La maison se tient sur la pointe des pieds. Il faudra donc monter quelques marches pour arriver à un perron couvert, car on ne laisse pas ses invités attendre sous la pluie. Une solide porte en chêne s'ouvre sur l'entrée. On découvre alors un escalier comme on n'en fera plus. A la fois massif et aérien, il s'envole en volutes facétieuse vers les étages, sous la bienveillance lumineuse de grandes fenêtres. Avant de monter, visitons le rez-de-chaussée. Du parquet blond, des rosaces au plafond, une cheminée en marbre qui aurait raconté plus d'une histoire si les murs pouvaient parler. La salle à manger et le salon se côtoient sans se bousculer, séparés par une porte vitrée au décor audacieux. Une ample ouverture en arc de cercle inonde les repas de lumière, emporte le regard vers l'extérieur, sur la piscine, les arbres, la campagne, la rêverie. La cuisine est vaste, pratique. On y dine à la bonne franquette, on s'y retrouve pour le petit déjeuner. On grille une viande dans la cheminée. Les étages Empruntons ce bel escalier en chêne pour arriver au premier étage, simple, sans prétention. Trois chambres, un grand palier, une salle de bain, des toilettes. Rien qui dépasse. Le second étage, lui, se fait plus discret encore, avec deux chambres, une salle d'eau et un grenier assez vaste pour y entasser tout ce dont on ne veut pas se séparer. Le jardin D'un peu plus de 4000m2, il entoure la maison de verdure et d'arbres de différentes essences, tilleul, pin parasol, chêne.... La piscine en est la pièce maitresse, avec sa forme de gros poisson. De taille généreuse, elle s'insère avec harmonie dans le paysage. Nous trouvons aussi une dépendance d'une cinquantaine de mètres carrés. Elle abrite la partie technique de la piscine et sert aussi d'atelier et de garage. L'avis de Bliss Les escaliers de bois, les fenêtres qui s'ouvrent sur des vues campagnardes que l'on n'a jamais envie de quitter. Dans cette maison, il n'y a pas de décorations superflues, pas de fausses promesses. Juste des gestes simples, un confort ancien, qui dit l'intemporalité avec une modestie parfaite. C'est cela, sans doute, qui fait toute la beauté du lieu. Sa situation geŽographique est appreŽciable car au carrefour de deux belles reŽgions , l' Aquitaine et l'Occitanie. Aire sur l'Adour est desservie par l'autoroute, sur l'axe Bordeaux - Pau . De ce fait, le littoral landais et le pays basque ainsi que les PyreŽneŽes sont rapidement accessibles. Bordeaux peut-e^tre rejointe facilement, les aeŽroports aussi. En reŽsumeŽ, les avantages d'une demeure de ville tout en vivant dans un environnement 'comme a` la campagne'.

ENGLISH

Where are we? Aire-sur-l'Adour. The very name of this town rolls off the tongue like a promise of provincial serenity. It stretches, unpretentiously, at the border of Gers and the Landes, its river winding tranquilly, indifferent to human concerns. The houses, placed here like witnesses of time, line it in silence. Here, life seems to blossom under a vaster, purer sky. It is this fragrance of authenticity that surrounds you. The house stands tall in the middle of its wooded garden, watching over the surrounding countryside. A peaceful place where the trees seem to whisper secrets lost to time. The architecture asserts itself, unashamed. Proud in its character, indifferent to trends, it displays its tall façades and windows that open with infinite deference to the outside world. It is a house of dignity, distinction, a touch unconventional. The wall decorations are a nod to another time. Brick friezes, pebbles arranged in chevrons like patterns from an ancient embroidery. And then there's that small roof, capping the opening to the property. It is chic, a bit like a designer dress with a lot to say. It is this incongruity that makes it even more fascinating. A paradox suspended in time. The Interior No elegance without heels! The house stands on tiptoes. You'll need to climb a few steps to reach a covered porch - guests are not left waiting in the rain. A solid oak door opens into the entrance. We are then greeted by a staircase the likes of which are no longer made. Both massive and airy, it playfully spirals upward to the upper floors, under the luminous benevolence of large windows. Before climbing up, let's explore the ground floor. Blonde parquet flooring, ceiling rosettes, a marble fireplace that would have told many stories if walls could speak. The dining room and living room coexist without jostling, separated by a glass door with bold decoration. A large arched opening floods the dining area with light, drawing the gaze outside to the pool, trees, countryside, and daydreams. The kitchen is spacious and practical. Meals are informal here; breakfasts are shared, and meats are grilled in the fireplace. The Upper Floors Let's take this beautiful oak staircase to the first floor, simple and unpretentious. Three bedrooms, a large landing, a bathroom, and toilets. Nothing excessive. The second floor is even more discreet, with two bedrooms, a shower-room and an attic spacious enough to store everything one doesn't wish to part with. The Garden Spanning a little over 4000 m², it surrounds the house with greenery and trees of various species: linden, parasol pine, oak... The swimming pool is the centerpiece, with its large fish-like shape. Generous in size, it blends harmoniously into the landscape. There is also a 50 m² outbuilding. It houses the technical area for the pool and also serves as a workshop and garage. Bliss's Opinion The wooden staircase, the windows opening onto countryside views one never tires of. In this house, there are no superfluous decorations, no false promises. Just simple gestures, old-world comfort that speaks of timelessness with perfect modesty. That, no doubt, is what makes this place so beautiful. Its geographical location is ideal as it sits at the crossroads of two beautiful regions: Aquitaine and Occitanie. Aire-sur-l'Adour is easily accessible via the highway on the Bordeaux-Pau axis. As a result, the Landes coast, the Basque Country, and the Pyrenees are quickly reachable. Bordeaux and its airports are also easily accessible. In summary, this is the advantage of a town residence while enjoying an environment “like in the countryside.” Where are we? Aire-sur-l'Adour. The very name of this town rolls off the tongue like a promise of provincial serenity. It stretches, unpretentiously, at the border of Gers and the Landes, its river winding tranquilly, indifferent to human concerns. The houses, placed here like witnesses of time, line it in silence. Here, life seems to blossom under a vaster, purer sky. It is this fragrance of authenticity that surrounds you. The house stands tall in the middle of its wooded garden, watching over the surrounding countryside. A peaceful place where the trees seem to whisper secrets lost to time. The architecture asserts itself, unashamed. Proud in its character, indifferent to trends, it displays its tall façades and windows that open with infinite deference to the outside world. It is a house of dignity, distinction, a touch unconventional. The wall decorations are a nod to another time. Brick friezes, pebbles arranged in chevrons like patterns from an ancient embroidery. And then there's that small roof, capping the opening to the property. It is chic, a bit like a designer dress with a lot to say. It is this incongruity that makes it even more fascinating. A paradox suspended in time. The Interior No elegance without heels! The house stands on tiptoes. You'll need to climb a few steps to reach a covered porch - guests are not left waiting in the rain. A solid oak door opens into the entrance. We are then greeted by a staircase the likes of which are no longer made. Both massive and airy, it playfully spirals upward to the upper floors, under the luminous benevolence of large windows. Before climbing up, let's explore the ground floor. Blonde parquet flooring, ceiling rosettes, a marble fireplace that would have told many stories if walls could speak. The dining room and living room coexist without jostling, separated by a glass door with bold decoration. A large arched opening floods the dining area with light, drawing the gaze outside to the pool, trees, countryside, and daydreams. The kitchen is spacious and practical. Meals are informal here; breakfasts are shared, and meats are grilled in the fireplace. The Upper Floors Let's take this beautiful oak staircase to the first floor, simple and unpretentious. Three bedrooms, a large landing, a bathroom, and toilets. Nothing excessive. The second floor is even more discreet, with two bedrooms, a shower-room and an attic spacious enough to store everything one doesn't wish to part with. The Garden Spanning a little over 4000 m², it surrounds the house with greenery and trees of various species: linden, parasol pine, oak... The swimming pool is the centerpiece, with its large fish-like shape. Generous in size, it blends harmoniously into the landscape. There is also a 50 m² outbuilding. It houses the technical area for the pool and also serves as a workshop and garage. Bliss's Opinion The wooden staircase, the windows opening onto countryside views one never tires of. In this house, there are no superfluous decorations, no false promises. Just simple gestures, old-world comfort that speaks of timelessness with perfect modesty. That, no doubt, is what makes this place so beautiful. Its geographical location is ideal as it sits at the crossroads of two beautiful regions: Aquitaine and Occitanie. Aire-sur-l'Adour is easily accessible via the highway on the Bordeaux-Pau axis. As a result, the Landes coast, the Basque Country, and the Pyrenees are quickly reachable. Bordeaux and its airports are also easily accessible. In summary, this is the advantage of a town residence while enjoying an environment “like in the countryside.”

Prestations extérieures au bien

une cave // un garage // 5 extérieur // pas d'ascenseur // surface du terrain : 4258 m2 // année de construction : 1900

Prestations du bien

7 pièces // 5 chambres // cuisine séparée // une salle de bain // 2 wc // nombre d'étages : 2 // cheminée // chauffage : gaz