House Lectoure - 3 bedrooms - 428m²

Proudly facing the majestic Pyrenees, bathed in light all year round and flooded with golden sunshine in summer, this property, one of Lectoure’s most fascinating, reflects the history of this Gascon town. Captivating and somewhat mysterious, this home is a world of its own, with two gardens, terraces on two levels, hidden corners and peaceful nooks in which to read, dream or escape.

The property is so magical and unique that it is difficult to describe, but allow us to guide you through a home where the unexpected vies with the surprising.

We step into the property in the very heart of the town, leaving behind the cheerful bustle of the local shops — baker, grocer, wine merchant and tea rooms. An ochre-coloured passage, reminiscent of a Spanish castle, leads to a wrought-iron gate guarding the entrance to the inner courtyard.

Cherished by the same family for more than thirty years, this property reveals an unusual architectural layout, comprising two buildings with an inner courtyard at its heart, from which rises a monumental staircase dating from 1702. The first building overlooks the main street, while the second faces the Pyrenees.

The north and south wings are connected on the ground, first and second floors by galleries with original wooden floors and ceilings. The property has until now been used as a single home, but it could just as easily become two separate flats sharing a courtyard, or even a luxurious rental property comprising five fully equipped flats (each with a kitchen and bathroom) and an artist’s studio on the top floor.

Two flats are on the north side, three on the south side, with the studio in the attic.

From the inner courtyard, which has an old well, a few stone steps lead beneath the south building to the former stables, currently used for storing gardening tools and dusty wine bottles.

The garden on the south side leads to an old stone outbuilding, currently used as a garage, which in turn opens onto the rear street, providing valuable access to the garden for property maintenance or the removal of garden waste.

Having somewhere to park in Lectoure is a real bonus, especially when it can be accessed via the southern ramparts. During the summer months, as well as on Fridays, the main street is closed to traffic on Mondays because of the night market.

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• Two gardens and terraces on two levels offer several outdoor spaces.
• Views of the Pyrenees and year-round natural light in a residence with distinctive character.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Ref : 32009838_61637750 - Date : 29/10/2026