Catching a Rainbow

The property situated in a small rural village in the Tregor a canton within the Cotes d'Armor is certainly not to be missed.
It was built somewhere towards then end of the 17th Century but official records were lost during the second world war, when the village was under German occupation.

The house consists of spacious living accommodation with one double bedroom and one twin/single room. The house is ideal for a couple wishing to work from France as the second bedroom used to be a study and is fitted with numerous power points for all your office needs.
It would also suit a young family with two young children, as I have, but as we are now out growing our home it is time to move on.

Through a small passageway is the kitchen which has been made to measure and is a wonderful place to prepare and cook the best of French ingredients that Brittany has to offer.

A toilet and shower room is accessible from the kitchen.

Unusually for a village centre property, our home has a small courette, in which our two children have played and in which we have entertained. The courette is adequate in size to seat six comfortably under a parasol and enjoy tasty bites straight of the built in barbecue. The courette is decked with wood, making it ideal for a second home as one can lock the door and walk away not having to worry about who is going to cut the grass.

The house has been fully re-wired, fully electric with mains water, drainage and telephone all connected and is ready to move into and set up home.

Planning consent has been obtained to convert the loft which is not subject to full planning permission. Conversion would provide a wonderful bedroom, and bathroom with far reaching views.

The village is fortunate to have two primary schools, one public one private as well as a bar/paper shop as well as a grocery, bakers and hair salon. There is a very good doctors surgery in the next village, five minutes drive.

The house is fifteen minutes from some of the most beautiful coastal scenery to be found anywhere in France.

All this makes the price of 100,000 Euros excluding agents fees and government tax, approximately 12%, a bargain.

For more information contact thehamiltons@free.fr in the first instance.

For more information and links to sites describing the local area and where to eat then go to my own site, Malcolm Hamilton.net there you will see many interesting facts about this wonderful part of Brittany, and you may be buying the property in which the book was written.


The property can be sold privately, ie avoiding purchase fees, or if you would prefer contact the agents direct.
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